You pay for the space your junk takes up in our 6 × 14 ft dump trailer — about 12 cubic yards loaded to the rail. Labor, hauling and dump fees are all in the number, and single items start at $120.
Find the size closest to your pile. The exact number is set free, on site, before anything moves — and it’s yours to turn down.
Best for: a small pile, a few bulky items, or a one-room pickup
Best for: a garage bay, several pieces of furniture, or a shed’s worth
Best for: a big garage clean-out, a basement, or remodel debris
Best for: whole-house cleanouts, estates, and heavy furniture loads
Heavy material (concrete, brick, dirt, shingles, tile) is quoted by weight. More than a full trailer? We do multiple trips and price the whole job up front.
A cubic yard is a block of space 3 ft long, 3 ft wide and 3 ft tall. It’s how we measure how much room your junk takes up on the trailer.
Our trailer holds about 12 cubic yards — roughly twelve washing machines. So a “quarter load” is about three appliance-sized items’ worth of space.
It’s more than throwing stuff in a trailer. Here’s what goes into the all-in price.
Landfills and transfer stations bill by weight, plus a minimum per visit. A loaded trailer can cost $100–$300 to tip on its own.
Out to you, over to the dump or recycler, and back — towing a trailer that weighs as much as the truck.
The carrying, the stairs, the disassembly and the loading. You don’t lift a thing.
Liability coverage protects your home, driveway and floors while we work.
The truck, the dump trailer, dollies, straps and tools — bought, maintained and replaced.
Scheduling, answering the phone on a Sunday, taxes and keeping a reliable crew year-round.
Bottom line: our price covers labor, fuel, the trailer and the dump fee. One number, agreed before we start.
Nothing due to book. Pay when the trailer is loaded and you’re happy with the space.
Bigger or ongoing jobs get a direct quote instead of the residential sizes, so you are not paying trailer-load rates for a warehouse.
Offices, retail, restaurants and warehouses. Quoted per job or as a standing schedule, with after-hours work so you never have to close for it.
Debris pulled repeatedly across the length of a build instead of one giant end-of-job pile. Priced by the haul and scheduled around your trades.
Turnovers, evictions and pre-listing clear-outs across multiple properties. Ask about repeat-client rates and priority scheduling.
Book a free on-site quote, or text a photo of the pile for a rough range first.
