J&X Clean Outs LLC

Jeff's name appears in nearly every review of this Peabody outfit, and the jobs behind those reviews are the ones nobody else wants: a hoarding-eviction clean-out for a landlord, a fifty-year-old basement packed with musty furniture, a truckload of construction bags, several hundred pounds of decorative rock, an oversized fridge that had to come out of a house the same week. Across 105 Google ratings the average sits at 5.0. The range is wider than junk removal. Customers describe small moves done with blankets over the furniture and care taken with walls and floors, a piano brought home, a damaged shed dismantled without touching the pool beside it, an above-ground pool taken down and hauled away, and pressure washing on the side. Pools in particular keep coming back: a 2024 customer who had three other people fail to get a new pool running said Jeff got the pump working and the water clean, and a 2023 buyer of a house with a neglected 12,000-gallon pool said the same. What people praise is boringly consistent and worth more for it — he answers fast, quotes on the phone or over Facebook, arrives when he said he would, and sweeps up before leaving. A March 2025 customer messaged about a worn-out sofa and had it gone the next morning rather than sitting at the kerb. One reviewer put the pricing in context: 1-800-GOT-JUNK would have been double, if not more. Another simply advised skipping the internet middlemen and calling Jeff directly. Two things to weigh. Everything known about this business comes from one place — its Google profile — with no second platform, trade body or press coverage to cross-check against, and the written reviews run from 2021 to the middle of 2025 rather than up to today. That is not a mark against the work; it just means the read rests on a single source and a record that is a year old at its newest. Right for a basement, garage, estate or post-renovation clean-out, a single heavy item nobody else will lift, or a pool that needs opening. He works with his father and his son on jobs, so expect a small crew rather than a fleet, and settle the price on the phone before the truck rolls.