Had a very large and heavy refrigerator to dispose of and Bozeman Junk was timely and professional…read morein communication and actual removal of the unit. Thanks for helping us out!

Very professional, reliable and communicative. I highly recommend MT Junk Removal for your needs!…read moreGary was very flexible and helpful to me and I sincerely appreciate it.

I would never consider using any other junk removal service. I cleaned out my garage two days ago…read more Huge pile of heavy stuff. Called local yesterday and they arrived three hours later. Wouldn't let me help load the trailer. Very efficient. Very polite. Cheerfully worked his ass off. Doesn't charge enough. I was so impressed I wrote him a check for more than he charged me.

From the owner: Helping haul away those old furniture pieces, appliances, construction debris, home demolitions,…read moreyard waste, and animal excrement.

The guys from Junk in the Trunk were very professional and got the job done fast. The price was…read morefair and I would definitely call them again for similar jobs.

I had an excellent experience with Junk in the Trunk, Bozeman's Junk Removal Experts! They helped…read moreme with a very large property cleanout, and I couldn't be happier with the results. The team was professional, efficient, and friendly from start to finish. What I really appreciated was their commitment to recycling and donating items whenever possible--it felt good knowing that many of my items were going to local nonprofits and families in need. They took care of everything quickly and left the property spotless. If you need anything from a single-item pickup to a full property cleanout, I highly recommend Junk in the Trunk. They made the entire process easy and stress-free!

Big Dan is punctual, professional, friendly, & efficient with your & his time! He did a great job…read morehandling & moving a large flat screen TV, antique & fine furniture, easily moving items into a storage unit--even fixing a loose toilet seat! It's a two-hour minimum, so have plenty of things for him to do, because he's very good at getting things done! Next time I need heavy, large, & awkward furniture moved around, etc., I'll definitely call Big Dan!

I called Dan midday on Friday to see if he could pick up a heavy leather chair/ottoman set from…read moreLivingston and deliver it to me in Bozeman the next morning (Saturday). I had originally planned to pick it up myself, but ran into a last-minute tangle. Dan took care of everything--he kept my original pick-up appointment, delivered on time, and even fronted the payment to the seller for me (which I reimbursed upon delivery). Moreover, he drove over the mountain pass with a trailer, right after an unexpected snowstorm, to take care of this for me and maintain the original appointment time I had set with the seller. I highly recommend Dan and plan to work with him on other jobs in the future.

Had a great experience with this company. Amazed at how much "junk" they were able to haul away…read more Friendly, courteous and hard working.,Highly recommend them!

No call, no show so far. We are moving out of state with two young children; booked weeks in…read moreadvance and confirmed twice with Kevin in the past couple of weeks that he would be here at 9am this Friday morning. We have called him three times and he is not responding. We are totally hosed and this guy doesn't seem to care. Currently asking anyone we know if they can help and we will pay them/their kids.

I date 2 people right now and even though I'm attracted to women only, my partners are "Bothmen"…read more This has nothing to do with Bosemen, which are dudes that love Bose speakers, or Bozeman, which is a very significant and awesome city in Montana. I played concerts in Billings and Missoula and Bozeman, and definitely Bozeman was the most memorable and the one where I met the most people, supporters and what not, and had a great experience. It's a lovely small town that happens to be one of Montana's largest because of the way Montana is. It's incredibly lovely up here. You can't expect the kind of terrain that you'll get out in the west part of the state. It's starting to flatten out by the time you get to the Boze and become the plains at this point, but it's still very beautiful, open, unspoiled. It's basically the miniature Denver (or Cheyenne) of Montana, in that it's situated on the flatlands, but under the shadow of the looming Rocky Mountains to the West.

There really is no better time with you to go than at the beginning of winter. It becomes a magical…read morewinter wonderland. Ice sculpting contest, of course a visit with Santa and all the eclectic breweries, shopping and festivities you could want.