By the time Fabio and Brian were done, my sofa looked better than it EVER has…read more Fabio is an expert craftsman. He cares deeply about the quality of his work. Brian is a reliable, courteous, pleasant assistant to Fabio. This is who you want to hire: a talented, local business owner who does the work himself, with caring family members helping him. Fabio and Brian showed up exactly on time. It turns out my job was much more extensive than expected (because the previous sofa disassembler did awful work and destroyed the wood inside the sofa). Fabio did this extra work with grace, expertise, and great pride. And he didn't try to charge me extra for any of the work, which I hugely appreciated. I'm glad I had tip money ready. I hope you will too, because you'll feel it's well-deserved.

Holy smokes! What an incredible experience! Favio, gave me an immediate and very clear quote over a…read morephone conversation. I felt safe with my conversation with him and the fact that he gave me a clear quote (you can see below why this was important to me). He was able to show up the next day cuz he actually was close to my neighborhood . He broke down my 78 in beige sofa, in a stairwell, in about 20 minutes . He showed up on time, he got right to work! The sofa was in my apartment in a matter of 35 minutes . A sofa that took two movers and my dad and his worker over the span of a weekend lol. Favio did it in 35 minutes! Of course Him and Brian reassemble to the sofa . Favio wanted me to sit on the sofa to make sure it didn't creek because he does offer a lifetime warranty . I had originally called the couch doctor and received a quote for anywhere between $375 and $750. My communication with the owner didn't feel good. I asked questions via text that he couldn't answer, so I'd have to call him to get the answers. And I didn't want someone to show up to my place who will now just randomly charge me $800 because they couldn't know the price until they saw the sofa and actually broke it down which would leave me in a place of desperation. I didn't feel safe with the couch doctor. I highly recommend couch SURGEON!

These guys were awesome! We had to clear out a house with 60 years' worth of stuff, and they…read morehandled it like pros. Showed up on time, super respectful, and really thorough. Four truckloads later and just about 3.5 hours, the place was completely cleared out. Couldn't have asked for a better experience--and the price was very fair

These guys are great! On very short notice they got me out of a jam removing a washer and dryer…read moreafter Home Depot delivery screwed up and didn't haul away. Thanks to Cosmo, who understood and responded to my situation and quoted a very reasonable price. They will without a doubt be first call for my junk removal needs in the future.

I very glad I went with Cruz dumpsters, they were very professional and courteous on the phone,…read more with very prompt service, the driver was excellent and very polite, I would greatly recommend this service to everyone , prices were right in line and they were very flexible with my needs , thankyou guys

Very good experience dealing with company, they were fast, responsive, understanding, and reliable.read more

JustCleanLots did the job well, exactly as promised in our agreement. The price charged agreed…read moreexactly with their estimate. I would hire them again.

Sometimes it's not fun to be right. I sent a request to…read moreseveral gardeners on Yelp. I outlined 3 things needed done. Just Clean Lots replied with a Robo response or Cut & Paste. Very generic "happy to help you with your garden related tasks". And "we must make an appointment". I didn't respond because I KNOW that the people who must appointments are always the WORST. They delay things forever. They tie up your whole day for nothing. And they charge way more! I like the companies that are a guy who has some other guys that work with him and they get the job done. After a few days, they reached out again. I replied and said that the robo reply wasn't good and that I'm not making an appt without knowing if they even do the tasks I needed done. I was assured that they could help with all 3. On Monday, they asked if they could come Tuesday of the following week. I said there was no way I could wait that long. Especially since there was so little change that there prices wouldn't be unreasonable. I need to know sooner rather than later if I need to move onto the next. I was talking with someone that I believe said she was the Operations Manager. Sigh... again, managers, having to inspect everything (rather than working from my description and the numerous pictures I supplied) and I told her it needed to be in a day or 2. She got back to me and proposed Thursday. That wasn't the day or 2 I wanted. But it was easier to accept than keep going back and forth. This was all on Yelp. So, I can't say if it was all one person or different people. I did get a message later saying that Wednesday would be possible. I said ok and said that anytime between 10AM and 3PM would be ok. Not that I like 5-hour windows. But again, to minimize the back and forth that would be necessary to fine tune a time. So, stayed available all day today. Made sure to be done with showering, etc before 10 so's to not be occupied if they came. 10AM came. 3PM came. Now, 5PM has come and gone and not only no show, but no contact. No request to reschedule. No apology for standing me up. Nothing. Part 2 - replying to Justin's comment You misunderstood. I don't mean that the estimate gets higher by being a week later. I mean that companies that make a trip over to spend time estimating charge more than companies that don't. They have to make up for the cost of the time of the person who is estimating rather than that person being on a job (whether it's gardening, painting, cleaning or any other work). What is referred to in your reply to my review as "building a relationship with the customer" is the exact opposite of what I want. I want the work done and not to be bothered. I shouldn't even have to be home. My gardener comes once a week and we see each other in person once a year (or less)! The best way to "build a relationship" with me is to accommodate my preferences as a customer. Not to force me to do things your way.