IMI Junk Removal & Demolition LLC

A realtor in February 2026 called with a basement full of stuff and no notice; the crew arrived the same day and had it emptied in an hour and a half. That is the shape of most of what people describe here — a call in the morning, a truck in the afternoon, a garage or a backyard or a shed gone by evening. The work spans junk removal into light demolition: an old shed taken down and hauled away with the site cleaned up afterwards, cabinets and boxes cleared, yard waste, a garage packed with years of accumulation, a Christmas tree. One customer in August 2025 had been quoted from a photograph taken before their cleaner finished bagging up, ended up with more trash than the quote covered, and says the crew took the extra in stride. Another had a fridge moved from a Brockton Best Buy to Fall River and two closets assembled in the same visit. The owner, Mamadou, is named in review after review, usually by first name. On the numbers, the Google profile shows 5.0 from 210 ratings — but read the reviews rather than the average. A striking share are a few words long ('Great service', '5 stars', 'awesome business'), and several describe not a paid job but a kindness: he gave one person a working fridge for $50 and delivered it, he gave another free construction material, he donated shoes to a third, he helped a fourth with their car. Those are real people writing honestly, but they are not accounts of hiring a contractor, and they inflate a rating that reads as flawless. One review says otherwise, and it is the one to raise on the phone. In November 2025 a customer wrote that the crew was unreliable and 'charged a lot more than we negotiated after the work was done', describing a job rushed through and left sloppy. It sits alone against a great many positive entries, but the complaint is specifically about the price changing after the fact, so get the number, the scope and what happens if the load turns out bigger agreed in writing before the truck arrives. Right for a same-day cleanout, a shed or interior tear-out, or a single awkward load, particularly if you need someone this week. Confirm the quote covers the volume you actually have.