Our story
Built in Bellevue. Built on hustle.
A couple, one truck, and one simple promise: do the job the right way, and hand our neighbors back their space, their time, and their peace of mind.
One truck. The two of us.
It started with our own garage. We hadn't parked in it for years — just kept adding to it until it became a room we avoided. One weekend we finally dealt with it, and when it was empty we both just stood there. It wasn't just the garage that felt lighter.
We did it for family next. A parent's basement. A sister's move across town. Word got around the way it does — friends asked, then friends of friends, then people we'd never met were calling about a truck we didn't even own yet. The phone kept ringing, so in 2026 we made it real. Bought the truck, filed the paperwork, and Reclaim Removal LLC was born in Bellevue, Nebraska.
It's still just the two of us, and that's the whole point. When you book, you get us — Alie and Fern — not a dispatcher, not a subcontractor. We show up, we do the work, and we leave every place better than we found it. We'd rather do a handful of jobs the right way than a hundred in a hurry.
Est. 2026
Bellevue-Based
Just 2
Neighbors, not a call center
Same-Day
Available
0
Subcontractors
Why we do this
We remove what's in the way of what matters.
Every load we haul is one less thing standing between a family and the space they've been meaning to get back. We know what that feels like — we lived it in our own garage. We're not trying to build a big corporation. We're trying to do right by our neighbors, keep our word, and leave every property better than we found it. That's it.
What we stand on
No handbook, no corporate script — just the four things we refuse to cut corners on, on every single job.
Honest pricing
You get a real price range before we start. No bait-and-switch, no surprise dump fees at the curb.
Reliable, every time
We show up in the window we promised. If anything changes, you hear it from us first.
Responsible disposal
We sort every load. Donation first, recycling always, landfill last.
Neighbors first
We live in Bellevue, work the metro, and donate locally. Your job supports your own neighborhood.
Where it actually goes
Donation first
Usable goods go to Omaha-area nonprofits before anything else.
Recycling always
Metal, electronics and cardboard get pulled from every load.
Landfill last
Only what genuinely can't be reused or recycled.
No illegal dumping. Ever.
Licensed and insured, with every load documented.
The two of us
Fern
Co-Founder
I'm the one on the phone and on the job. If you call, you get me. I give the estimate, show up with the truck, and do the lifting. If it's up three flights or wedged in the back of a basement, that's my problem, not yours. I take every job personally because my name is on the truck — not a franchise's.
Alie
Co-Founder
I run things behind the scenes — scheduling, logistics, keeping jobs on track. I'm also the one who sorts every load by hand at the truck, because that's the part that matters most to me: making sure what can be donated actually gets there instead of a landfill. I'm the reason things show up on time.