Honolulu is three different jobs. High-rise condos in Kakaʻako, Ala Moana and Waikīkī mean elevator reservations, loading docks and building rules. Walk-ups in Mōʻiliʻili and McCully mean stairs. Older homes in Kalihi, Liliha and Nuʻuanu, and out east in Pālolo and Kuliʻouʻou, mean decades of storage.
★★★★★ 5.0 from 118 Google reviews· Travel, labor and disposal are always included.
What we haul in Honolulu
Our Honolulu customers have had us clear a 4-story walk-up, empty storage in Ala Moana, haul sofas out of an East Honolulu home, and clean out a lanai closet in Liliha. Tell us about elevators and parking when you text photos.
I called them at the last minute when I was in a very stressful situation, and while several other companies either never returned my calls or completely ghosted me, Drey actually answered on a Sunday and immediately stepped in to help. They handled the complete move-out of two condos over three days, and this was far from a typical move. One condo was in an unlivable condition, and the other had boxes stacked all the way to the ceiling. Every single day they arrived early, worked tirelessly from start to finish, communicated clearly, and treated the property with care and respect.
Phyllis W.· HonoluluGoogleHonolulu
★★★★★
I needed some bulky furniture removed and used Yelp to query interested companies. Hi End Services was the first and only company to respond with a phone call within minutes of the request going out. Their estimated quote was more than reasonable for what was being asked. They scheduled the pick up, arrived on time, provided more value than I had expected, and were flexible. Responsive, reasonable, prompt, honest, hard working, and personable.
Dave U.· HonoluluYelpHonolulu
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Honolulu on the map
Driving distance from our Kapolei base to Honolulu and every other town we serve, with the jobs and reviews from each.
Honolulu & town
Honolulu
20 mi from Kapolei, about 31 min without traffic
73 reviews from here
Furniture removal: 20
Junk removal: 19
Cleanouts: 17
Including Waikīkī, Kāhala, Nuʻuanu, Kaimukī, Mānoa, Moanalua, Kalihi
