FAQ

Item size and volume, material weight, access, labor, disposal requirements and the local market all affect the estimate. Send an item list, photos and the property city or ZIP, then confirm the total and what it includes before approving work.

The Pricing page shows quarter, half, three-quarter and full-load illustrations using the same reference cargo space. These describe relative volume, not an actual truck capacity or price. If you are unsure, choose Not sure yet in the quote form and send photos of the whole pile.

Include the current location of each item in your request. Note stairs, narrow doors, elevators and the distance to parking so indoor removal can be assessed before scheduling.

Photos help explain the job, but may not show weight, hidden contents or access restrictions. Ask whether the quote is final or requires an on-site check.

Tell us the appliance type and whether it is disconnected. Arrange any required utility disconnection with a qualified professional; do not cut lines or open refrigerant systems.

Use the Estate Cleanouts or Commercial / Property Management path to describe the property, contents and deadlines. Identify who can authorize removal and which items must stay.

Flag these separately before requesting pickup. Do not assume hazardous or regulated materials are accepted; handling and disposal must be confirmed for the specific job.

Ask about the destination for your particular items. Reuse and recycling depend on condition, material and local facility acceptance; do not assume every item can be diverted from disposal.

Send the property city or ZIP through Contact / Quote. Coverage, crew availability and any travel charges must be confirmed before a pickup is booked.