The Junk Gorillas

About The Junk Gorillas

The Junk Gorillas advertises junk removal and demolition for Montgomery County, with Potomac identified as its home base and Rockville among its service areas. Its website says the company began in 2023 and names Elias Guzman and Jordy Villanueva as co-founders. A public contact address is listed in Potomac; that listing does not establish that customers can visit an office there.

Junk removal services

The house-cleanout offering covers single rooms or whole-home clearances, including furniture, appliances, electronics, stored belongings and renovation waste. Named items include sofas, chairs, tables, beds, refrigerators, washing machines, dryers, televisions and computer equipment. The company also describes work connected with moving, downsizing and estates, plus garage, basement and attic clearances. Its service menu includes mattresses, hot tubs, sheds, decks, concrete, storage units and hoarding cleanups.

Residential and commercial work

Commercial services cover offices, retail premises, warehouses and property-management cleanouts, including office furniture, business equipment, unwanted inventory, computers, construction scraps and packaging. The company says it loads and hauls the items, sweeps the work area and sorts material for recycling or donation.

Interior demolition is advertised for nonstructural tear-outs of walls, ceilings, flooring, cabinetry and fixtures, including kitchens and bathrooms. For estate cleanouts, the company describes working around estate sales and other professionals, setting aside belongings the family wants to keep, and spreading work over several days when needed. Its construction-debris service describes daily, weekly or end-of-project collections depending on the job.

Pricing, estimates and scheduling

Free estimates are offered by phone, through the website form, or on site. House-cleanout pricing is described as volume-based, with job scope, material types and access affecting the price. The terms say a quote given before an on-site look is an estimate; the team confirms the final amount and asks for approval before work starts. Payment is due when the job is finished, by cash, credit card or debit card. Special handling, heavy materials and difficult access may add charges.

The contact page advertises same-day availability and phone availability Monday–Saturday from 7 a.m. to midnight; that is not the same as round-the-clock pickups. The cancellation terms ask for at least 24 hours' notice and say short notice may bring a fee.

Service areas and other services

Advertised coverage includes Rockville, Bethesda, Silver Spring, Gaithersburg, Germantown and Chevy Chase, as well as Northern Virginia and Washington, D.C. The company also advertises moving-related services such as packing and piano moving, which are separate from junk removal.

What customers should know

The terms exclude hazardous materials and toxic substances, so the broad service description shouldn't be read as accepting every material. The site says the business is licensed and insured; we have not independently checked a license, insurance policy or permit for any particular demolition job. Donation and recycling are described as company practices; no measured landfill-diversion figure is claimed here.