Junk Removal and Hauling

Junk removal covers hauling away anything you don't want anymore: old furniture, appliances, mattresses, construction debris, yard waste, and general household junk. We load it into our truck or trailer, haul it to the dump or recycling center, and dispose of it according to local regulations.

Pricing is based on volume and weight. A truckload of light stuff like cardboard and old carpet costs less than a truckload of concrete or dirt. We'll look at what you've got, estimate how much space it'll take, and give you a price. If it's more than we estimated once we start loading, we'll let you know before we finish.

“A truckload of light stuff like cardboard and old carpet costs less than a truckload of concrete or dirt. We'll look at what you've got, estimate how much space it'll take, and give you a price.”

Appliances like refrigerators, washers, and dryers can be recycled for scrap metal. If the appliance still works, we'll ask if you want us to donate it instead of dumping it — some places will take working appliances. Mattresses and box springs have to go to the landfill; most recycling centers won't take them.

Construction debris from a remodel or repair job gets hauled at the end of the project or during the job if it's piling up. We separate metal, wood, and drywall when possible — metal goes to scrap, clean wood can sometimes be recycled, and drywall goes to the landfill. Paint cans, chemicals, and hazardous waste need to go to a special collection site; we don't haul those.

Yard waste — branches, leaves, palm fronds — gets hauled to the yard waste facility if the county has one, or to the landfill if they don't. We don't haul stumps or large logs; those need a bigger truck and specialized equipment.

We also do cleanouts — garages, sheds, storage units, estate cleanouts after someone passes. We sort through what's there, separate anything you want to keep or donate, and haul the rest. Cleanouts are quoted per project after we see the scope.