Household junk
Couches, chairs, tables, mattresses, box springs, TVs, exercise gear, toys, and the boxes that have been living in a hallway. We load it. You do not have to stage it at the curb.
Services
What we haul.
From a couch on the porch to a house that needs emptying. If you are not sure it belongs on the list, send a photo.
Garage, attic & basement
The rooms that collect everything else. We can work through a packed garage, pull storage out of an attic, or clear a basement so the space is usable again.
Estate & move-out
When a house has to be emptied, we go room by room. Useful for families, landlords, evictions, and anyone staring down a closing date or a new tenant.
Furniture & appliances
The heavy stuff: washers, dryers, refrigerators, stoves, hot water heaters, dressers, and sectionals. Two people, and we bring it down the stairs.
Yard & outdoor
Brush piles, old fencing, patio furniture, grills, and the leftover lumber that has been leaning on the shed. If it is loose and loadable, ask.
Remodel debris
Torn-out cabinets, carpet, padding, doors, and light construction leftovers. We are a haul-away crew, not a demolition contractor — you pull it, we take it.
Pricing
Starting prices.
These numbers include two-person loading, hauling, and normal disposal. You get a quote before we start. Photos of the pile get you a faster number.
Minimum pickup
$85
A few items. The small pile that is not worth renting a truck for.
¼ trailer
$125
About a quarter of a load.
½ trailer
$200
Half a trailer of household junk.
¾ trailer
$300
Most of a load, with a little room left.
Full trailer
$400
A packed load. Loading, haul, and dump included.
Heavy materials
Concrete, dirt, bricks, shingles, tile, and wet construction debris are priced separately. They eat weight, not space, and can max the trailer while barely filling it.
Special disposal
Refrigerators, tires, mattresses, TVs, and paint or chemicals may carry dump fees. We quote those up front instead of folding them into the trailer price.
Harder jobs cost more
A half-trailer at the curb is not the same as a half-trailer down three flights of stairs. Stairs, long carries, disassembly, and extra-heavy pieces change the number.
What we do not take
Some things stay put.
We cannot haul household chemicals, wet paint, fuels, batteries, asbestos, medical waste, or anything labeled hazardous. If you have a mixed pile, tell us what is in it. We will take what we can and leave the rest.
A number before we load
We size the job and give you a price first. No surprise extras unless the pile on site is different from what we quoted — and then we talk before we start.
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