Built on Heart & Hustle

At Haul Yeah Junk Removal, we have always seen ourselves as more than a hauling company. We are a family-owned business dedicated to helping our neighbors take back their space while giving back to the community we are proud to be part of.
Based in Mead, Washington, we serve Spokane, Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, Cheney, Airway Heights, Medical Lake, and the surrounding communities with dependable, professional junk removal and property support services. Beyond the trucks, trailers, and job sites, our mission has taken on a deeper meaning over the past year, one grounded in perspective, resilience, and purpose.

A Personal Journey That Changed Everything

Family is at the center of everything we do, including myself, Kelly, my wife Kali, our two kids, Kennedi and Kane, and our dogs, Moose and Watson, who are always right there alongside us.

Kennedi is kind-hearted, full of spunk, and every bit the princess. In February of 2025, our lives changed in a way we never could have imagined.

What began as an ordinary weekend quickly became something far more serious. We noticed Kennedi was having trouble with her balance. At first we thought she might simply be tired, but by the next morning it was clear something was not right.

After she was admitted for further testing, we were given news no parent is ever prepared to hear. Kennedi had a brain tumor.

Within hours, everything escalated. Surgery followed almost immediately. What felt like a lifetime later, we learned the procedure was successful, though not all of the tumor could be removed because of where it was located.

In the months that followed, Kennedi showed incredible strength. She went through additional procedures and spent extended time in both the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit and the Oncology wing.

Just over a year later, Kennedi is thriving. She is back to being a kid, attending preschool, playing outside, and looking forward to summer. While this journey is not something we would ever choose, it has forever changed the way we see the world.

Inspiration Through Adversity

During our time in the hospital, one thing became very clear.

Families walk through those doors every single day with nothing more than what they can carry. Many are a long way from home, working through circumstances they never saw coming.

Witnessing that firsthand shifted something in us.

It gave us a new perspective, not only as parents but as members of this community. It reminded us that hard things happen to real people, and when they do, support matters.

From Business To Purpose

Not long after those experiences, Haul Yeah Junk Removal was officially founded in July of 2025.

From day one, we knew this business had to stand for something bigger.

We built Haul Yeah on a foundation of Heart and Hustle, with the promise that every job we complete carries purpose beyond the work itself.

Today we are proud to support organizations such as the Ronald McDonald House and the Anna Schindler Foundation, helping families facing challenges much like the ones we faced.

For us, every load is about more than clearing space. It is about creating impact.

Community, Awareness, And Action

May is Brain Tumor Awareness Month, a time to shine a light on a cause that touches thousands of families every year.

According to the National Brain Tumor Society, more than 25,000 people are diagnosed with brain tumors each year.

One easy way to show support is to wear gray during May and help spread the word.
But awareness is only part of it. Action is what counts.

That means standing behind families, behind the organizations that serve them, and behind businesses that are committed to making a difference.

A Message To Our Community

Your support means everything to us.

When you choose Haul Yeah Junk Removal, you are doing more than clearing out clutter. You are backing a local, family-owned business that is committed to giving back and standing beside families who need it.

Choosing local businesses that give back is one small way we can all lift up the communities we call home.