Junk and Furniture Removal

We haul away what you don't want. Old furniture, broken appliances, construction debris from a remodel, yard waste, old fencing — we load it in the truck and take it to the dump or recycling center.

Pricing is usually by volume — a quarter truck, half truck, or full truck load. Weight matters too if you're disposing of concrete, dirt, or roofing shingles, because the dump charges by the ton for heavy materials. We'll give you an estimate when we see what needs to go.

Appliances and electronics have disposal fees at most facilities, so there's an extra charge for those. Mattresses also have a disposal fee in some counties. We'll let you know upfront if there are extra costs.

“Appliances and electronics have disposal fees at most facilities, so there's an extra charge for those.”

We don't haul hazardous materials — paint, chemicals, asbestos, fuel. Those need special disposal. If you've got those, we'll point you to the county hazardous waste facility.

Most jobs are same-day or next-day. We show up, load everything, sweep up the area, and haul it off. A typical load — old couch, broken dresser, yard debris — takes 30 minutes to an hour to load and haul.

Construction debris from remodels or repairs is common. We'll haul away old cabinets, countertops, flooring, drywall, trim, and whatever else comes out during the job. If it's a large remodel, we might make multiple trips or bring a trailer.

Yard waste — branches, leaves, old mulch, palm fronds — gets taken to the yard waste facility if the county has one, or to the regular dump if not. We don't do tree removal or stump grinding, but we'll haul away what's already on the ground.

Donation runs are an option if the items are in good shape. We'll take furniture, appliances, and household goods to a local charity if you want. We'll let you know if something is worth donating versus just hauling to the dump.