Do you offer any discounts?

Yes!

• We offer a 5% cash discount for all services when paid in full with cash, at the time of service.

• We also offer a 5% Hero discount to

1. all current or prior US military

   -or-

2. current or retired first responders (rules apply).

• And our newest offer: the curb discount. If everything to be hauled is placed at the curb or the end of the driveway for easy loading, there is an additional 5% discount.

Discounts can be combined for up to 15% maximum savings.

How do you charge?

For junk removal, rates are based mostly on the overall volume the junk will fill in the trailer. Click here to see for some of our options.

For materials hauling, rates are based on the type and quantity of material and the distance to deliver. Our suppliers’ pricing fluctuates, so please call for an accurate quote. Click here to see some of what we can deliver to you.

What types of payments do you accept?

Cash is always preferred, but we also accept:

• all major credit cards

• Apple Pay

• Google Pay

• Samsung Pay

• Venmo

We can text or email you an invoice if you prefer digital billing.

Are there any surcharges?

Sometimes yes. Certain items are difficult to dispose of, or cost us extra for labor or disposal.

Additional costs for stairs, elevators, long distance, bagging and packing, disassemble item, heavy weight, and bio-soiled items.

Passenger car and truck tires, without wheel: $7.50 each; tractor and semi-truck tires, without wheel: $35 each.

Do you charge sales tax?

Yes, we charge what the state requires.

What items do you not haul away?

We do not haul away bio hazardous materials, medical waste, radioactive materials, asbestos, paint, or chemicals, (not a complete list)

How much can you haul?

That’s a great question! We use a 14’ dump trailer with tall sides which gives us a little over 12 cubic yards when full loaded.

The trailer is rated at 14,900 GVWR, so it can move a lot of material! Materials hauling capacity is only limited by total weight.

What do you do with the stuff you haul away?

Typically most stuff gets taken to the landfill, but in an effort to reduce landfill waste, some items may be donated, reused, or recycled, as we may determine.