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Find trash & junk removal prosSingle item: $80–$150. 1/4 truckload: $130–$220. Half truck: $250–$400. Full truck: $450–$700. Same-day service common.
Most jobs are priced by truck volume: about $80–$150 for a single item, $130–$220 for a quarter load, $250–$400 for a half truck, and $450–$700 for a full truck. Heavy debris like concrete, dirt, or roofing shingles is usually billed by weight instead.
Hazardous materials (paint, chemicals, asbestos, propane), some e-waste, and some refrigerant-containing appliances without prep. Reputable companies will tell you up front and often handle the prep for an add-on fee.
Most national chains (1-800-Got-Junk, Junk King, College Hunks) and many local operators divert 60–80% of loads to donation centers and metal/e-waste recyclers.
For one to two truckloads, full-service removal is usually cheaper because labor and disposal are included. A roll-off dumpster ($300–$600 per week) wins on multi-day renovations where you load debris gradually.
Yes, most metro-area haulers offer same-day or next-day service. Book before mid-morning for the best chance at a same-day window, and have items staged where the crew can reach them.
Not always. If items are outside in a garage, driveway, or curb area, many companies will text photos, confirm the price, and complete the job remotely with card payment.