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What we take, and what we can't
The short version: if it isn't hazardous and it fits on the trailer, it's going.
Call or text 470-999-0812What we take
Household
- Furniture of every kind — couches, beds, dressers, tables, chairs
- Mattresses and box springs, any size and any condition
- Appliances — fridges, freezers, washers, dryers, stoves, dishwashers
- TVs, computers and electronics
- Exercise equipment, including treadmills and weight machines
- Boxes, bags, clothing and general household clutter
- Carpet, flooring and old fixtures
Outdoor
- Brush, limbs and storm debris
- Fencing, decking and old lumber
- Sheds, playsets, trampolines and above-ground pools, including teardown
- Hot tubs
- Patio furniture, grills and garden equipment
Commercial and renovation
- Office furniture, fixtures and equipment
- Drywall, lumber, roofing, siding and home renovation debris
- Concrete, brick and masonry in manageable amounts
- Scrap metal, conduit and ductwork
What we can't take
These are hard nos. They require licensed hazardous-waste handling, and no reputable hauler will take them on a standard truck.
- Paint and chemicals
- Hazardous waste of any kind
- Asbestos
- Propane tanks
- Fuel and oil
- Medical waste
- Ammunition
- Tires still mounted on a rim
- Commercial construction debris
We also don't take on mobile home demolition, structural demolition, or any job needing heavy machinery. Everything we do is hand-loaded. Sheds, above-ground pools, decks, fencing and light interior demo are all fine.
On construction debris, the line is scale. Handyman jobs, a bathroom gut, a deck coming down, a home remodel — all fine. A commercial build site is not: that needs a contractor with machinery and a different kind of insurance.
The tire rule, since everyone asks: tires off the rim we'll take. Tires on a rim we can't. Most haulers refuse both, so it's worth knowing.
Not sure about something?
Text a photo to 470-999-0812 and we'll tell you before we come out. That's faster than guessing and it saves both of us a wasted trip.
Where it all ends up
Anything still usable goes to donation. Anything recyclable goes to recycling, scrap metal included. Only what's genuinely left over goes to the dump. None of that requires anything from you.
Common questions
Questions we get about this
Why can't you take paint?
Paint and chemicals are classed as household hazardous waste and need licensed disposal. Most counties in Georgia run periodic HHW collection days — that's the route for those.
Do you take tires?
Off the rim, yes. On the rim, no. Rim-mounted tires cost significantly more to dispose of and most facilities won't take them mixed in.
What about an empty paint can?
If it's completely empty and fully dried out, that's usually fine — it's treated as regular waste at that point. If there's liquid in it, we can't.
Do you donate things?
Yes, wherever items are in usable condition and we can place them. It's part of the normal haul at no extra cost to you.
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Free quote, no obligation
We give you the price before anything gets loaded. If it's not for you, we leave and there's no charge. $60 minimum, and photos by text usually get you a range the same day.
Get your number — 470-999-0812