Pricing different kinds of jobs
One pickup, a full property, or ongoing work — the job matters.
The standard rates above cover most everyday junk removal. Some jobs involve more material, several areas, or work that happens more than once, so we look at the job as a whole.
From a few bulky items to clearing most of the home.
Residential jobs can mean an old couch and appliance, several rooms of unwanted belongings, a packed garage, yard debris after cleanup, or getting rid of what isn't coming with you during a move.
When the job grows into a whole-house or property cleanout, we look at everything that needs to leave rather than making you estimate the volume room by room.
Bigger jobs. Repeat jobs. Work that keeps moving.
Properties, job sites, rentals, storage areas, and businesses can produce much more material than a typical household pickup — sometimes in one large cleanup and sometimes over weeks or months.
That may include furniture and fixtures from a turnover, wood and lumber from renovation work, piles of debris, bulky equipment, outdoor material, or repeated hauling while a property or project is being worked on.
When the work repeats, we can look at the amount and frequency together instead of treating every pickup like an unrelated job. Larger recurring accounts may also qualify for account pricing.
See Commercial Services →Planning a larger job?
Here’s the trailer we use to measure the volume.
These diagrams show the approximate dimensions of our 14.5-cubic-yard dump trailer, giving you a better sense of the space available when a job involves a larger amount of material.
