Junk Pro

Fifty-six reviews, 5.0 across every one of them, and the same two names doing the lifting: Matt and Lucas. Junk Pro is a father-and-son junk removal outfit working out of Newton, hauling furniture, construction debris, appliances and whole-house cleanouts across Greater Newton and Greater Boston. The company says it was founded in 2010 by Matt Swindell because the trade was "filled with franchises and businesses lacking the consistent, caring, on time service that a family-owned fully comprehensive business could offer." Its Better Business Bureau page is an A+ with no complaints on file. What reviewers keep describing is speed and a quote you can get without a site visit. In October 2024 one customer contrasted it directly with a rival: Matt can price a job over the phone or from a texted photo, while "another well-known junk hauler couldn't even give me a price when he was standing in front of the things I wanted him to haul away." Another, that month, had a storm-felled fence full of nails hauled away before other companies had returned the call, and noted the "very precise driving to fit the truck into a narrow driveway." A September 2024 customer who had guessed ten cubic yards and revised it to twenty said the truck was full and the house clear in 45 minutes. A February 2026 reviewer had them arrive early, right after the blizzard. The care shows up in small details. Reviewers mention sweeping up debris after loading, navigating a narrow doorway with a broken cabinet, and getting three recliners out with "no bumps or scrapes on my walls." Two separate customers came to them for the hardest version of this job — clearing a parent's or sibling's home after a death — and both wrote at length about how it was handled; the one who had flown in from Arizona said it "felt good to go with a local family owned company rather than one of those big franchises." There is genuinely nothing negative on the record: not one review below five stars across two years, no complaints at the Better Business Bureau, and no other platform carrying a different picture. That is worth knowing precisely because a single-platform record with no dissent is thinner evidence than the count suggests. For a same-week furniture pickup, a garage or basement clear-out, or an estate cleanout where you want to deal with the owner rather than a call centre, this is a strong call. Text a photo for the quote — reviewers say that is the fastest route — and confirm the $100 minimum and how the price scales with volume.