Reliable Junk Removal & Movers

Reliable Junk Removal & Movers works out of 245 Watertown Street in Watertown and does two jobs that usually get hired separately: clearing junk and moving people. Its own site describes household clutter, furniture, construction debris and electronic waste for homes and businesses, with cleaning offered alongside. Customers who wrote about actual jobs describe fast, physical work. In June 2026 someone emptying their mother's apartment called and got help the same day — furniture, a mattress and kitchen odds and ends all taken away by two men they named as Abu and Arnold. A November 2025 reviewer had renovation debris including chicken wire from a derelict coop, old wood, cement blocks and two doors cleared in under three hours, and noted one man did the work of three. Another 2025 customer had a king-size bed, a sofa, three six-foot bookshelves and a dresser hauled out and called the price very reasonable. The moving side shows up in the same reviews rather than separately: a 2025 customer described a big and complicated move handled well, and another had a move into a new home plus the junk removal done by the same crew — which is the practical reason to call a company that does both. What is worth knowing is how young and how concentrated this record is. Every review on file dates from October 2025 onward, and six of the thirteen were posted across three days in mid-October 2025, most of them one-liners about courtesy and value rather than descriptions of a job. The detailed accounts — the apartment cleanout, the renovation debris, the bookshelf-and-sofa load — are the ones to weigh, and there are only a handful of them. The site publishes two phone numbers and a Watertown address but names no owner, no licence, and no insurance. This is a sensible call for a same-week cleanout or a small local move where price and speed matter more than a long paper trail. Ask for the total before the truck arrives, since the praise for value is what recurs most, confirm whether the crew is one person or a team for the size of your load, and ask directly about insurance for a move, because nothing published says either way.