Junk Removal
Junk removal requests are quoted by volume and access: what needs to go, roughly how much of a truck it fills, and where it sits (curbside is cheaper than a third-floor walk-up). Many providers donate or recycle what they can.
What you can request
- Furniture and mattress removal
- Appliance haul-away
- Garage, attic, or basement cleanout
- Yard waste and storm debris removal
- Construction and renovation debris
- Estate and moving cleanouts
- Hot tub, shed, or fence tear-down and disposal
Popular projects
Haul away an old couch
Curbside or carried out — gone the same week, often the same day.
Clear out the garage
Reclaim a parking spot: everything sorted, loaded, and disposed of responsibly.
Post-renovation debris pickup
Drywall scraps, old cabinets, and flooring hauled off so you don’t need a dumpster.
What junk removal covers (and what it doesn’t)
Standard junk removal handles furniture, appliances, boxes, and yard waste. Hazardous materials — paint, chemicals, tires, asbestos — need specialized disposal, so mention them explicitly. Photos of the pile plus a note about stairs or elevators get you near-exact quotes without a visit.