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Residential

Hauling away what is not coming with you

Garage clears, cleanouts and the pile that appears at the end of every move. Loaded onto our truck and taken to the right place, which is not always the landfill.

Junk hauling: garage cleared and swept

What we haul

Priced by the truck space you actually use, not by an hourly clock, so a fast job is a cheaper job.

Garage and attic clears

The decades of storage that surface the moment a house goes on the market.

Furniture removal

Sofas, mattresses and desks that are not worth moving to the new place.

Post-move debris

Flattened cardboard, packing paper and the pile in the corner of the new garage.

Estate and rental cleanouts

A whole property emptied and left broom clean for a sale or a new tenant.

Donation runs

Anything still usable goes to a local charity rather than to a hole in the ground.

What we cannot take

No paint, solvents, fuel, asbestos, ammunition or medical waste. Those need a licensed disposal route.

How a haul runs

Point at the pile

Send a photo on the quote form. We price from volume, not from a list.

We load it

You do not carry anything to the curb. The crew clears it from where it stands.

Sorted, then dropped

Donations first, recycling second, landfill only for what is left.

What a haul costs depends on

Truck space used
Priced by the fraction of the truck you fill.
Where the pile is
A curbside pile and a full attic are different jobs.
Disposal fees
Mattresses, tyres and appliances carry their own fees.
Timing
Same day pickups depend on what is already booked.

Junk hauling questions

By the volume you fill on the truck, plus any disposal fees the transfer station charges for specific items. Send a photo with your request and you will get a real number rather than a range.

No. The crew clears it from wherever it is, including a full attic or a shed at the back of the lot.

Paint, solvents, fuel, propane, pesticides, asbestos, ammunition and medical waste. Ada County runs household hazardous waste collection for most of that, and we will point you at it rather than quietly leaving it behind.

Yes, and it is the first thing we sort for. Usable furniture, appliances and household goods go to a local charity. The landfill is the last stop, not the default one.