Most junk removal is not a dumpster problem, it is a labor problem. The couch is in a finished basement at the bottom of a turn-stair, the treadmill is on the second floor, the water heater is behind the furnace, and nobody in the house wants to carry any of it up. That is the job we do. We show up in a marked truck with a two-person crew, give you a firm price before anything moves, and then carry it out ourselves — no dragging things to the curb, no renting a trailer, no borrowing your brother-in-law's pickup. We work Monroe County, Michigan and Lucas County, Ohio every day, so we already know which transfer station takes what, and we sort donations and scrap out of the load before it ever sees a landfill.
Not sure whether this is the right service, or what it should cost? If any of these sound familiar, call us — we'll look at it, tell you straight what it takes, and quote one flat price for the whole job.
Monroe County, Michigan and Lucas County, Ohio are fifteen minutes apart and run on different disposal systems — different transfer stations, different tipping fees, different rules on appliances, tires and construction debris. That is why so many haulers work one side and turn the other down. We run both counties as a single service area and route each load to the facility that will actually take it, so a Temperance job and a Toledo job get the same price and the same truck.
Tell us what you have, or text a couple of photos. For straightforward loads we can quote from pictures; for cleanouts we come look. Either way it costs nothing.
We walk the job with you, point at exactly what is going, and give you a flat price for the whole thing. If you say no, we leave and there is no charge.
You point, we carry. Doorways and banisters get protected, and everything comes out of the room it is in — you should not have to move a thing to the curb first.
We sweep the space before we pull out, then sort the load on our end: donations dropped, metal scrapped, electronics recycled, and only the rest to the transfer station.
Couches, sectionals, mattresses, box springs, recliners, fridges, washers, dryers, water heaters and treadmills — taken out of the room they are in, not the curb you dragged them to.
Learn moreWhole-house estate cleanouts, garage and basement clear-outs, rental and foreclosure turnovers, and compassionate hoarding cleanup — sorted room by room, not shoveled.
Learn moreLight demolition and haul-away for the big outdoor stuff — hot tubs, sheds, decks, above-ground pools, playsets and fencing — cut down on site and taken out in one visit.
Learn morePricing is by volume — how much room your items take in the truck. Single items run $95–$175, a quarter load $180–$275, a half load $300–$425, and a full 15-yard truck $500–$650. You get the number before we load anything. See the full cost guide.
No. Monroe County and Lucas County are one service area for us, priced the same on both sides. Disposal fees differ between the states, but that is our problem to route around, not a line item on your invoice.
That is the normal case here and it is included. Almost every home in this market has a full basement, and most of what we move comes up a staircase. We bring stair dollies, straps and floor protection. There is no “curbside discount” because we never expected you to move it.
Same-day slots are held back for closings, showings and emergencies; everything else typically books within 24 to 48 hours, seven days a week. Toledo and Monroe both get trucks daily.
It gets sorted, not dumped. Usable furniture and household goods go to local donation partners, metal and appliances go to scrap, electronics go to certified e-waste, and only what is genuinely waste goes to the transfer station. More on that in where your junk actually goes.
Same-day and next-day pickup across Monroe County, Michigan and Lucas County, Ohio. Flat pricing quoted before we start, and we carry everything out ourselves — basement, attic, garage or barn.