What’s included in junk removal ?

1. Initial Assessment & Quote

✅ On-Site or Virtual Estimate – Some companies provide a free estimate based on the amount and type of junk.

✅ Clarifying What’s Accepted – Most junk removal services take furniture, appliances, electronics, yard waste, construction debris, and general clutter.

2. Junk Removal & Loading

✅ Sorting & Separation – Crews may separate items for donation, recycling, and disposal.

✅ Safe & Efficient Removal – Heavy lifting and loading onto trucks, trailers, or dumpsters.

✅ Dismantling Large Items (if needed) – Some companies will break down bulky furniture, sheds, hot tubs, or other large structures.

3. Cleanup & Disposal

✅ Sweeping & Tidying Up – Basic cleanup of the area after items are removed.

✅ Eco-Friendly Disposal – Sorting items for donation, recycling, or proper disposal at waste facilities.

✅ Donation Drop-Off – Some services will take usable items to charities or thrift stores.

Optional Add-Ons

🔹 Construction Debris & Heavy Material Removal (Concrete, Roofing, Drywall, etc.)

🔹 Hazardous Waste Disposal (Some companies handle paint, chemicals, etc.)

🔹 Full Property Cleanouts (Garage, Attic, Estate, or Hoarder Cleanups)

🔹 Dumpster Rental for DIY Junk Removal

Junk removal makes decluttering easy, whether you're cleaning out a house, getting rid of old furniture, or handling post-renovation debris.

How Much Does Junk Removal Cost?

Junk removal pricing depends on several factors, including the amount of junk, type of items, location, and disposal fees. Here's a breakdown of typical costs:

1. Pricing by Volume (Most Common Method)

Many junk removal services charge based on how much space your junk takes up in their truck.

A full truckload is usually about 12-16 cubic yards (roughly the size of 4 pickup truck beds).

2. Pricing by Item (For Single Items or Specialty Removal)

3. Other Cost Factors

🔹 Labor & Time – If the job takes longer than expected or requires extra workers, it may cost more.

🔹 Heavy & Hard-to-Remove Items – Concrete, bricks, and hazardous waste may have extra fees.

🔹 Accessibility – If junk is in a hard-to-reach area (like an attic or basement), there may be additional charges.

🔹 Location – Prices vary based on city, landfill fees, and disposal costs.

4. Dumpster Rental Option (For DIY Junk Removal)

If you have a lot of junk and prefer to load it yourself, renting a dumpster may be more cost-effective.

Final Price Estimate Example

Let’s say you need to remove:

• 1 couch ($100)

• 1 refrigerator ($150)

• A few bags of junk (1/4 truckload, $200)

Total Estimated Cost: $450