Haulnest Junk Removal

Our Story — Why We Started

Look, we’ll be straight with you. We didn’t start this business because we saw a quick money‑making opportunity. We started it because we got tired of hearing the same horror stories from our neighbors. A guy with a pickup shows up, gives a lowball quote, hauls the junk halfway to the dump, then disappears. Or a national brand subcontracts to a crew nobody has ever met, and the final bill is double what was promised. In a tight‑knit community like the San Jacinto Valley, that kind of thing leaves a bad taste.

We grew up here. We raise our families here. The streets off Florida Avenue, the neighborhoods around the Ramona Bowl, the quiet blocks out in Valle Vista — this is home. We saw an opening for a junk removal service that actually did what it said it would do. Show up on time. Price the job fairly, based on how much space the junk takes up in the truck, not some fuzzy weight guess. Handle the heavy lifting so the homeowner doesn’t have to. And dispose of everything responsibly — not just dump it in a canyon and call it a day.

Our first truck was a single stakebed. Today we run a small fleet of clean, branded vehicles that you’ve probably seen around town. We’ve cleared hoarder homes, emptied garages packed with decades of stuff, hauled away old appliances and construction debris, and helped families prepare houses for sale. Through all of it, we’ve kept that original promise: transparent pricing, real local crew, no nonsense.

Eco-Friendly Junk Removal

We divert over 60 percent of what we haul away from the landfill. Usable furniture and appliances go to the Angel View resale store on South Sanderson Avenue and the Salvation Army on West Florida Avenue. E‑waste gets processed through certified recycling channels. Construction debris goes to Lamb Canyon only when there is no other path. Donation first. Recycling second. Landfill last. We are not just talking about saving the planet. We are talking about keeping your old dining table out of a hole in the ground and putting it in a home that needs it. And you get a tax receipt if you ask.