Customer reviews about rubbish removal in Almaty

They arrived in forty minutes, I hadn't even finished gathering the bags. They took everything, including the old bathtub I hadn't even mentioned. The price was as agreed in the chat.

We were renovating for six months, piling up trash on the balcony and in the storage room — I thought it would never end. I called, asked what kind of truck was needed, Aigul said send a photo. I sent one. The answer: one GAZelle, two guys, 50 thousand. That's exactly how it turned out, not a tenge extra. The balcony is free for the first time since winter))

I inherited an apartment from relatives. You walk in and realize nothing has been taken out of there for forty years. Sideboards, books, some boxes of tools, carpets in rolls. I honestly tried to sort it out myself, tried for two weeks. Then I gave up. I ordered a ZIL with a crew right away to do it in one go. They arrived at nine, by three in the afternoon the apartment was empty — completely empty, only wallpaper on the walls. A special thanks for sweeping up after themselves in the stairwell, otherwise the neighbors would have eaten me alive. The cost came to 88 thousand. A bit pricey, but considering I would have been hauling it out myself for a month — it's fine.

Daniyar and his team carried out a sofa that wouldn't fit through the door. They took it apart right in the room, didn't scratch anything. Fast and no talk of 'extra charge'.

Everything was smooth, the truck arrived on time, the movers were decent guys. The price was as agreed, no surprises. I recommend them.

I ordered removal after we replaced the windows — old frames, glass, and a pile of construction dust in bags. The truck was rescheduled once, from morning to afternoon. They warned me in advance, but plans still shifted. After that, no complaints: they loaded carefully, glass separately, swept the yard. Four stars only for the reschedule — the work itself was good.

Snow from the parking lot in front of the store. They cleared it in half a day, the dump truck made two trips. They work in freezing cold without whining — that's worth a lot.

Here's the story: we were moving out of the office, the lease ended on the 10th, and the furniture — twenty desks, cabinets, chairs — had no one to haul it. I called on the evening of the 8th, almost without hope. Askhat called back himself ten minutes later. He said: two GAZelles, two trips, we'll make it in a day. They arrived at 8 a.m. on the 9th. They made it. Separately — the guys didn't just toss the furniture around; they placed the chairs carefully because we were giving some to friends, not to the dump. That attention to detail is what won me over. The landlord accepted the space without questions.

I'd been clearing out the garage for three years; they hauled it away in four hours. They took the tires too, though I thought they'd refuse — usually everyone refuses.