College Hunks Hauling Junk and Moving North Denver

Recent Google reviews

• Naomi Tashiro a year ago

  Curtis and Kyle were a fantastic team. I had a house full that we had to empty since placing my Aunt in an assistant living place. So hard working and very friendly. They treated my cousin and I with so much respect. We appreciated all there kindness during a difficult time. I highly recommend this company, but especially this team.

• Kathleen Paine 2 months ago

  Chad & Ty were awesome! They were early, respectful, and heard working. Ty was Jonny on the spot with timing & billing. Chad was strong like bull & kept everything moving. They are a great team! 5 stars!!!’

• Adriana Alcaraz Serna 2 months ago

  College Hunks helped me move again and my experience with them gets better every time. Hyrum, Paul, Kenny, and Deven moved me into my new home and they cared for everything as if it was their own. This team was curtious and careful with everything. Hopefully I don’t move again soon, but if I do, I’m definitly calling them back to help out.

• Joey Gault a year ago

  These guys were on time, had an enthusiastic attitude and wanted to help! My wife and I had a great experience with Jabree and Hunter. Luckily, I won’t be moving again soon but to ANYONE looking for affordable and reliable movers that went above and beyond and left things cleaner than when they found it! 10/10 fantastic experience! Thanks guys!

• John Gallagher 3 months ago

  Called to get a quote. The sales person informed me they don't do in-person quotes; I had to leave the call for another reason but: 1. Call quality was horrendous. I was working with several companies that day, I know it wasn't my phone. 2. I received an immediate text offering to do exactly what I'd just been told wasn't possible. 3. I've received emails daily soliciting my business. Clicking the link to unsubscribe leads to a 404 error. I never consented to email follow-ups. I responded to the text asking to be removed - never got a reply, which I find rude based on the assumption textin…