RM Rubbish Junk Removal

Text a photo, get a price. That is how customers keep describing the start of a job with RM Rubbish — one, writing in September 2025, had a number back within 15 minutes and said it beat two other quotes by 30%; another, in July 2026, got a same-day estimate from texted photos and a slot inside the week. The company works out of Havre Street in East Boston, hauling furniture, appliances, hot tubs and whole-property clear-outs — apartments, attics, basements, garages, storage units, foreclosures — for homeowners, landlords and construction sites, with recycling and a 24/7 phone line. It tells its own story as second generation: Santos Rivas started out helping people move things in his early twenties and bought a small box truck, and his son Danny has taken over his late father's company. The BBB lists Danny Rivas as owner and grades the business A+, without accrediting it. Google carries 4.9 stars across 57 ratings, and the nine written reviews, running from 2025 into 2026, repeat three things: the phone gets answered, the price holds, and the truck shows up when promised. A March 2026 customer said Danny picked up on the second ring and offered a next-day sofa pickup, then rescheduled without a fuss when a snowstorm shut Boston down. Another, that same month, was charged exactly what had been estimated. A landlord in September 2025 had furniture left by tenants cleared out; a customer the same month organized an apartment clear-out from out of state and said RM was the only company willing to take it on. A November 2025 customer collected three quotes and found this one lowest. One thing to sort out on the call: how long they have been at it. The BBB file records an incorporation date in 2004 and 22 years in business, while the company's own site says over a decade on the job. For a single-item pickup, a tenant clear-out or a full property clean, this is a small East Boston operation that quotes fast and sticks to the number. Send photos, get the quote in writing, and settle what happens if there turns out to be more than the pictures showed.