Magic Shift Junk Removal LLC

Ninety minutes. Thirty minutes. Under 24 hours. The arrival times customers keep quoting are the through-line of this Methuen outfit's reviews, and speed is plainly what people call them for. The work is junk removal and cleanouts — attics, basements, backyards, packed rooms, construction debris. One July customer describes an attic untouched for a hundred years emptied in four hours, antiques moved carefully, a full dumpster filled, and the sweep-up included rather than billed as an extra. Another had a basement cleared inside an hour. A third called for the first time and had a pile including propane tanks and a mattress gone within half an hour. One reviewer even had a 250-pound display case carried down into a basement. Cyril Osong Nombu runs it, and he turns up by name across months of comments — sometimes Cyril, sometimes Cyrill, once working alongside his family. One customer says they have hired him several times. The Better Business Bureau lists the company as accredited with an A grade and incorporated on 1 May 2024, which means the whole unbroken five-star history is roughly fifteen months deep, not fifteen years. That is worth holding in mind when you read 58 consecutive five-star ratings with no dissenting voice anywhere in them. Two things are worth raising before you book. The BBB service list runs past junk into hazardous materials removal and liquid waste removal, which carry their own rules in Massachusetts — ask precisely what they will and will not take, and what covers it. And the company files with BBB as a single employee while reviewers consistently describe two or more people working, so pin down crew size for anything large. Price comes up constantly and always favourably — reviewers call the quotes fair, reasonable, and cheaper than others they tried — but nobody publishes a rate card, so get the figure before the truck rolls. For a same-week cleanout, a single heavy item, or a basement you have been avoiding for years, this is a sensible call. For demolition or anything hazardous, ask for the credentials in writing first.