Pay for the space you fill.
Nothing else.
Every junk removal company prices by truck volume. Almost none of them will show you what that means. Here's the whole model — including what "a quarter load" actually looks like.
The load model
One truck, five price points. We size up your pile against the bed, quote the fraction, and you approve it before anything gets loaded.
Minimum charge: [Confirm with owner: minimum] · Truck capacity: [Confirm with owner: bed dimensions / cubic yards]
What "half a load" tends to look like from above — you pay for the space the pile actually fills.
Every price includes
- All the labor. We carry it from wherever it sits — basement, attic, third floor.
- Loading. You never touch the truck.
- Sweep-up. The space is broom-clean when we pull away.
- Standard disposal fees. Dump charges for normal household junk are in the number.
Named surcharges
Some items cost extra to dispose of properly. We tell you before we load, never after.
| Item | Why | Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Mattress / box spring | Landfills charge per unit | [Confirm: $] |
| Tires | State-regulated disposal | [Confirm: $] |
| Fridge / freezer / AC | Refrigerant must be recovered | [Confirm: $] |
| Paint & chemicals | Hazardous-waste handling | [Confirm: $ / accepted?] |
| TVs & e-waste | Electronics recycling fees | [Confirm: $] |
No surprises, by design
Photo estimate
Your photos get you a realistic price range up front — so you're never walking in blind.
Firm price on arrival
We look at the real pile and give you one number. That number is the number.
You approve first
Nothing gets loaded until you say yes — the price is yours to accept or turn down on the spot. [Confirm with owner: free-estimate / no-fee-for-looking policy]
Want your number?
Send a photo of the pile. Takes a minute, costs nothing, and you don't share your address.