Moodys Junk Removal LLC
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Hi, we’re Moody’s Junk Removal — a local, reliable team dedicated to helping you clear out unwanted clutter quickly and stress-free. Whether it’s old furniture, appliances, yard debris, or full cleanouts, we handle the heavy lifting so you don’t have to. We pride ourselves on fair pricing, fast service, and leaving every space cleaner than we found it.
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Hired 3 times
Serves Pearl River, LA
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Claire M.
Aug 10, 2026
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Hired on Thumbtack
Please know that despite what Thumbtack advertises (or what Devin tells you), this IS NOT a moving company. Please do not trust them to move anything of value. The lack of professionalism was absurd. I question the validity of the prior reviews.
I hired him to move 3 pieces of furniture (a couch, a credenza, and an armoire) between my old and new house - a 5 minute drive. We discussed this on the phone and via text in detail ahead of time. This is what happened:
- After originally cancelling on me afternoon of planned move (a Friday), he arrived on time this Monday afternoon. This left me without my furniture through the weekend and slightly desperate for the move.
- When I arrived and saw that his moving vehicle was an open unwalled plywood trailer with three leaking trash bags inside it, I expressed discomfort. This did not seem a safe way to transport furniture. He assured me, "I do this all the time".
- The "employees" he referred to in text (his reason for his high rate) turned out to be one person - his wife (who was very pleasant and not to blame for any of this).
- He and his wife started with my armoire (antique and irreplaceable by someone without massive funds). It was clear that it was too heavy for them. They put it down repeatedly, scraping it on cement. It was shaking and looked like it was going to fall apart every time they dropped it.
- They loaded the armoire upright onto the floor of the trailer. No straps. Not snug. This did not look like a safe way to transport it. I again expressed discomfort. He assured me he had straps and other appropriate moving material and "it won't budge...you have to trust me".
- They then transported the couch and credenza outside. This was again clearly a struggle for them.
- Once they got everything out they asked ME for a blanket to "put on top" implying this was to protect the furniture. As I am moving, I did not have many blankets. I gave them the only one I had - a nice gift I'd been given. I believed this would go on top of my furniture. HOWEVER, they put it on the plywood floor on top of the trash juice and put the furniture on top of it.
- They did not load my couch cushions with the couch. This was a bizarre decision as the cushions would have done a lot to help pack the furniture together to stop the furniture from falling over. He later accused me of his reason for this: "you had the cushions". (I had helped remove the cushions when they prepared to transport the couch down the stairs).
- Remember that he told me he had straps to keep everything snug and safe? That was a lie (one of many). With my three pieces of furniture standing unsecured standing loose and apart he tried to get into his truck to drive away. "What about the straps?" I asked. He quickly said "oh well remember this is my brothers truck". He didn't actually have straps or any other moving material.
- His solution to the no straps/loose unsecured furniture was to have his wife squat in the trailer with the furniture to physically try to keep the armoire upright and the credenza from falling over. This of course did not work. The furniture swayed with doors swinging open and shut. He took a ridiculous long route between houses. The credenza doors were swingingly wildly until it fell onto the floor onto its open doors. It is now broken. I yelled for him to stop several times until he finally did. When I admittedly raised my voice in response to seeing my furniture fall over onto its open doors after he told me repeatedly (and angrily) to "trust him" I became upset. He then threatened to unload my furniture on the side of the road.
- He unloaded the furniture randomly into the house blocking my ability to access it or my house. He threatened to break my armoire if moved into the correct room.
- The credenza is broken. The couch has trash juice on it. The armoire is chipped and scratched.
- I had to go back for the couch cushions myself.
-I paid $300 for this.
I hired him to move 3 pieces of furniture (a couch, a credenza, and an armoire) between my old and new house - a 5 minute drive. We discussed this on the phone and via text in detail ahead of time. This is what happened:
- After originally cancelling on me afternoon of planned move (a Friday), he arrived on time this Monday afternoon. This left me without my furniture through the weekend and slightly desperate for the move.
- When I arrived and saw that his moving vehicle was an open unwalled plywood trailer with three leaking trash bags inside it, I expressed discomfort. This did not seem a safe way to transport furniture. He assured me, "I do this all the time".
- The "employees" he referred to in text (his reason for his high rate) turned out to be one person - his wife (who was very pleasant and not to blame for any of this).
- He and his wife started with my armoire (antique and irreplaceable by someone without massive funds). It was clear that it was too heavy for them. They put it down repeatedly, scraping it on cement. It was shaking and looked like it was going to fall apart every time they dropped it.
- They loaded the armoire upright onto the floor of the trailer. No straps. Not snug. This did not look like a safe way to transport it. I again expressed discomfort. He assured me he had straps and other appropriate moving material and "it won't budge...you have to trust me".
- They then transported the couch and credenza outside. This was again clearly a struggle for them.
- Once they got everything out they asked ME for a blanket to "put on top" implying this was to protect the furniture. As I am moving, I did not have many blankets. I gave them the only one I had - a nice gift I'd been given. I believed this would go on top of my furniture. HOWEVER, they put it on the plywood floor on top of the trash juice and put the furniture on top of it.
- They did not load my couch cushions with the couch. This was a bizarre decision as the cushions would have done a lot to help pack the furniture together to stop the furniture from falling over. He later accused me of his reason for this: "you had the cushions". (I had helped remove the cushions when they prepared to transport the couch down the stairs).
- Remember that he told me he had straps to keep everything snug and safe? That was a lie (one of many). With my three pieces of furniture standing unsecured standing loose and apart he tried to get into his truck to drive away. "What about the straps?" I asked. He quickly said "oh well remember this is my brothers truck". He didn't actually have straps or any other moving material.
- His solution to the no straps/loose unsecured furniture was to have his wife squat in the trailer with the furniture to physically try to keep the armoire upright and the credenza from falling over. This of course did not work. The furniture swayed with doors swinging open and shut. He took a ridiculous long route between houses. The credenza doors were swingingly wildly until it fell onto the floor onto its open doors. It is now broken. I yelled for him to stop several times until he finally did. When I admittedly raised my voice in response to seeing my furniture fall over onto its open doors after he told me repeatedly (and angrily) to "trust him" I became upset. He then threatened to unload my furniture on the side of the road.
- He unloaded the furniture randomly into the house blocking my ability to access it or my house. He threatened to break my armoire if moved into the correct room.
- The credenza is broken. The couch has trash juice on it. The armoire is chipped and scratched.
- I had to go back for the couch cushions myself.
-I paid $300 for this.
Details: 3-5 items • Sofa • Other furniture items • Less than 5 miles • No change in floors to load items • Stairs to unload items
Moodys Junk Removal LLC's reply
I am so sorry you experienced this but first off you called a Junk Removal Service, your furniture was not in trash juice I had three closed trash bags that were separated away from your furniture and nothing was broken upon us arriving to the other house to deliver the furniture I have pictures. But anyway thank you for using Moodys Junk Removal.
Furniture Moving and Heavy Lifting
Travis V.
Jul 21, 2026
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From Google
GREAT guy and GREAT service. We had to reschedule for a family matter and Moody's was VERY flexible and understanding and rescheduled us at his earliest convenience. Highly recommend.
Moodys Junk Removal LLC's reply
Thank you so much
Kim G.
Jul 7, 2026
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From Google
I had a particularly difficult situation to deal with and Moodys was kind, patient and completed the job to my satisfaction.
Moodys Junk Removal LLC's reply
Thank you so much
Cody N.
Jul 7, 2026
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From Google
Great service, up front estimate, reasonable pricing, courteous, friendly, and polite. Will definitely recommend and use this service again in the future.
Moodys Junk Removal LLC's reply
Thank you so much
Sarah K.
May 16, 2026
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From Google
Devin was so nice and professional!! I would definitely recommend his business and will be calling him for any of my future junk removal needs.
Moodys Junk Removal LLC's reply
Thank you so much
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