Brandon grew up in Louisville. He knows this city and the people who live here. When he started SmithSide, the goal wasn't to be the biggest junk hauler in Kentucky — it was to be the best one.
That meant hiring people who actually care. Every crew member is professional, polite, and hard-working. Whether it's a single piece of furniture, a full house clean-out, or a backyard tear-out, the standard never drops.
We've cleared out estates, hauled garages down to the studs, torn down hot tubs nobody else would touch, run storm cleanups on Sunday evenings because Monday mattered, and hauled enough brush to mulch half the East End. That's what SmithSide is.
The result? A perfect 5.0-star rating, a loyal base of repeat customers, and a reputation that spreads through Louisville word of mouth — one cleared job at a time.
When you call SmithSide, you don't get a call center. You get the guy whose name is on the truck.
"I started SmithSide because every junk hauler I called either wouldn't show up, wouldn't quote a price, or wouldn't take the hard job — the cluttered garage, the rotted shed, the storm-felled tree, the hot tub. I figured if you could just show up and do good work, that'd be enough to build a business on. Turns out, in this town, it is."
"My phone's on. My trucks are insured. My crew gives a damn. Try us once."
These aren't slogans — they're the rules every crew member signs onto. Hold us to them.
Every call. Every text. Every time. If we miss you, you get a callback inside the hour — that's the rule.
Confirmed time means confirmed time. Two-hour arrival windows, with a 30-minute heads-up text before we pull in.
Floor protection, wall blankets, careful pivots. Your house leaves the day looking exactly like it started.
Flat-rate price, in writing, before we lift a thing. No surprises, no "while we're here" upsells.
If you're not satisfied, the truck doesn't roll. We sweep the spot, double-check, and get the thumbs-up before we go.
Anything reusable goes to local Louisville charities first. Landfill is the last stop, never the first.
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