What We Take & Don't Take

Search for a material or choose a category to learn what we can consider for removal, which items need advance review, and which materials are prohibited. Final item acceptance and pricing are confirmed before the job.

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What We Take & Don't Take

Search our item directory to learn which items we generally remove, which need a closer look, and which we do not accept. We'll confirm every job before scheduling.

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Couch or sofa

Typically accepted

Bulky couches and sofas are accepted subject to lifting, size and access.

Sectional

Typically accepted

Please send dimensions and photos; oversized and very heavy pieces may require special handling.

Armchair or recliner

Typically accepted

Furniture volume and weight influence your estimate.

Dining table or chairs

Typically accepted

Tell us the quantity, dimensions and whether disassembly is needed.

Desk or bookcase

Typically accepted

Large desks and bookcases may require extra workers or disassembly.

Dresser

Typically accepted

Empty drawers and disclose unusual weight or stair access.

Bed frame

Typically accepted

Disassembly and access may affect price.

Mattress

Typically accepted

Mattress disposal can involve special fees; disclose type and quantity.

Box spring

Typically accepted

Please include size and quantity in your request.

Rugs and carpets

Typically accepted

Roll loose rugs and explain if carpet is still installed.

Household clutter

Typically accepted

Boxes and typical nonhazardous household items.

Bagged household waste

Typically accepted

Advance review; ongoing municipal trash pickup is not our standard junk-removal service.

Toys and general small items

Typically accepted

Bag or box loose items when possible.

Cardboard

Typically accepted

Dry flattened cardboard and packaging.

Washer

Typically accepted

Must be safely disconnected before arrival.

Dryer

Typically accepted

Gas and electrical connections must be safely disconnected before removal.

Stove or oven

Ask first

Gas or other utility connections must be disconnected by an appropriate qualified person first.

Dishwasher

Ask first

Plumbing and electrical disconnections must be completed before removal.

Refrigerator

Typically accepted

Only if an approved refrigerant-compliant recycling or disposal option is confirmed.

Freezer

Typically accepted

Only if an approved refrigerant-compliant recycling or disposal option is confirmed.

Microwave

Typically accepted

Nonhazardous household appliances; disclose unusually large units.

Televisions

Typically accepted

Acceptance and e-waste disposal depend on item type and destination rules.

Computers and monitors

Typically accepted

Confirm acceptance and remove personal data yourself; no certified data-destruction service.

Batteries

Typically accepted

Battery chemistry and disposal requirements vary. Never hide lithium or hazardous batteries in mixed debris.

Brush and branches

Typically accepted

Small, cut-to-manageable-size limbs and brush.

Bagged leaves

Typically accepted

Bagged garden trimmings and leaves.

Tree stumps

Ask first

Size and weight require assessment; large embedded root balls or earth may be excluded.

Drywall scraps

Typically accepted

Accepted renovation debris subject to weight, dust control and material review.

Untreated wood offcuts

Typically accepted

Construction debris pricing and local disposal restrictions apply.

Carpet and flooring debris

Typically accepted

May be accepted with photos and material details; prohibited materials excluded.

Scrap metal

Typically accepted

Material type, safety, and any equipment involved require review.

Cabinets or counters

Typically accepted

Removal depends on access, material weight and utility disconnection; granite is special handling.

Shed

Ask first

Selected small structures only after inspection, permit and utility review.

Deck

Ask first

Selected nonstructural demolition and hauling subject to assessment.

Fence

Typically accepted

Fence removal Excepted.

Hot tub

Typically accepted

Only following size, access, power disconnection and labor review.

Paint

Ask first

Paint and paint-related hazardous waste are not accepted.

Chemical solvents

Not accepted

Flammable solvents and hazardous cleaners are not accepted.

Asbestos

Not accepted

Suspected asbestos-containing material requires a qualified specialist.

Concrete

Not accepted

Concrete is excluded from our hauling service.

Asphalt roofing shingles

Not accepted

Asphalt shingles are excluded.

Large quantities of dirt or rocks

Not accepted

We do not haul bulk soil, dirt or rocks.

Waste oil or hazardous liquids

Not accepted

Liquids and hazardous chemicals are excluded.

Gas cylinders and oil drums

Not accepted

Pressurized containers and oil drums are excluded.

Not sure about your item?

Send photos and a list of items. For accepted loads, pricing depends on amount, weight, access and disposal needs. Hazardous materials are excluded.