Jenna M.
8/8/2013
If there was a way I could give this moving company a half of star, I would. Lets just say, you get what you paid for with this company. Don't let them get you. I called the guy on multiple...
Cheap Hauling & Light Moving
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251 E 3rd Ave
San Mateo, CA 94401
Cheap Hauling & Light Moving, a family-owned and operated business with over 30 years of experience, offers a range of services in San Mateo and nearby areas. Specializing in estate hauling and demolish hauling, they are a full-service company providing junk removal and furniture pickup services.
The company excels in furniture removal, debris removal, hoarding cleanup, estate clearance, and residential and commercial rubbish removal. Employing a one-man crew, they operate a 24-foot truck with 55 cubic yards capacity and a 16-foot truck with 33 cubic yards, exceeding industry standards for efficient service.
Cheap Hauling & Light Moving's same-day service extends throughout the San Francisco Bay Area, including San Mateo, Redwood City, San Carlos, Belmont, and Palo Alto. Their expertise in furniture removal, junk sorting, hoarding cleanouts, estate clearance, clutter removal, and rubbish pickup make them a reliable choice for a variety of removal needs.
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1.05 reviewsV. N.
1/17/2025
Save yourself the headaches. I asked for one person and they brought two without informing me then damaged the facade when backing into the driveway.
My L.
10/11/2017
we called this company to haul our trash from remodeling our home. The guy is so unprofessional and so rude! i dont even know how he is still in this business. the customer service is so bad! the...
Mae M.
1/10/2013
Took my money and never finished the job, had to hire someone else to finish the next week. Buyer Beware!!!!
Lisa M.
8/6/2015
This "company" is terrible and unethical. I am actually filing with the better business bureau and considering calling police. We had agreed on a price to remove an old camper, van and motorcycle...
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