Just point at it.We'll take it away.

It comes down to how much room your load takes up in the trailer, how heavy the material is, and how easy it is to reach. The minimum for a local pickup is $60. A couch typically runs $60–140. A fully loaded trailer of common household items — furniture, appliances, boxes — typically runs $550–800. What moves a price beyond that: stairs, a long carry, difficult access, and specific heavy items like safes, pianos and hot tubs. Those are reference points from real jobs, not a fixed price list. Your quote is free, given on site, before anything is loaded.

Same or next day, most of the time. It comes down to what we already have booked that day and where those jobs put us. Larger jobs are easier to schedule with a day or two of notice, but if yours is urgent, call — we'll tell you right away whether we can fit you in.

Not for anything outside, and not for yard debris. We work with landlords, out-of-state owners and short-term rental hosts regularly — arrange access however you like and we'll confirm with photos when the job is finished.

No, and please don't. Leave it exactly where it sits, whether that's upstairs, in the basement or behind the shed. You point at what's going and we carry it out. There's no prep work on your end.

We leave the space broom-swept or raked. We're not a cleaning service, so we're not scrubbing floors or vacuuming — but you won't be left picking scraps and debris off the ground where the pile used to be.

Paint, chemicals, hazardous waste, asbestos, propane tanks, fuel, medical waste and ammunition. Tires still mounted on a rim are a no — tires off the rim we'll take. If you're unsure about something, text us a photo and we'll tell you before we come out.

Anything still usable goes to donation, and anything recyclable goes to recycling, scrap metal included. Only what's genuinely left over goes to the dump.

Yes, regularly, and discreetly. No comments, no judgment, and we move at the pace you set. Scale isn't an issue either — our largest job was a full resort cleanout that ran twenty-three trailer loads alongside demolition work.

Yes — apartment turnovers, storage facilities, offices and retail. Get in touch about regularly scheduled pickups and we'll build a routine around your turnover cycle. Net 30 invoicing is available.

Yes — licensed, with $1M general liability and workers' compensation cover behind every job. We'll send both certificates to any property manager or vendor who needs them on file.

Everything we do is hand-loaded, which keeps your cost down but sets the ceiling. We don't take jobs needing an excavator, skid steer or other heavy machinery, we don't do structural demolition or mobile home demolition, and we don't take construction debris beyond the scale of a handyman job or home renovation — commercial build sites need a licensed contractor with different equipment. Teardowns of sheds, above-ground pools, decks, fencing and small outdoor structures are all fine, as is light interior demo.

No. The $60 minimum is there precisely so single items are worth doing. The only thing that changes is timing — if you're near the outer edge of our area and it's a small pickup, we'll usually schedule it around a day we're already working nearby rather than making a special trip. If you can wait a few days, it keeps the price down.

Credit card, Venmo, Cash App or cash. Commercial accounts can be invoiced on net 30 terms.