I’m Victor. I run JunkLimo.

I grew up in Geneva, moved to London at sixteen, and ended up in Tulsa because my wife is from here. That’s the short version — and I know it’s an odd route to a junk removal company.

The longer version goes through film school. I trained at the London Film Academy and spent years as head of post-production at a London studio, cutting films for the United Nations, ArcelorMittal, Reckitt, and a string of Europe’s biggest construction and waste groups — including Powerday, which handles roughly eight percent of London’s waste. I spent a lot of hours looking closely at how this industry works from inside an edit suite. I didn’t expect to end up on the other side of it, loading a trailer.

Why junk removal? I wanted to work for myself, and this was a business I could start properly rather than half-do. No investors, no runway — a truck, a trailer, and doing each job well enough that the next one comes from a referral.

Tulsa was the first real American city I ever saw, and it took me in. Slower than London, affordable in a way London stopped being a long time ago, and now most of my wife’s family is a short drive away. I have roots here. This isn’t a company that’s going to move on.