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Junk Removal Questions, Answered Straight
Real answers for Palm Beach County and Broward County — written so you (or your phone assistant) can get the number, the rule, or the timeline in one sentence. Still stuck? Call or text (561) 345-9808.
Pricing
How much does junk removal cost in Palm Beach County?
In Palm Beach County, junk removal runs about $75–$125 for a single item, $175 for a quarter trailer load, $295 for a half load, $425 for three-quarters, and about $595 for a full 16-cubic-yard load. All Out Rubbish quotes a flat rate before we lift anything — text a photo to (561) 345-9808.
Read answerHow much does junk removal cost in Broward County?
Broward County junk removal costs roughly the same as Palm Beach: about $75–$125 for one item and $175–$595 for quarter- to full-trailer loads. All Out Rubbish serves Fort Lauderdale, Pompano Beach, Coral Springs, Hollywood, Plantation, Sunrise, Davie, Weston, Parkland, and Deerfield Beach at the same flat rates.
Read answerHow fast can I get a junk removal quote?
Text one photo of your junk to (561) 345-9808 and All Out Rubbish sends back a firm flat rate, usually within a few minutes during business hours. No walkthrough, no sales visit, no obligation.
Read answerShould I rent a dumpster or hire junk removal?
Rent a dumpster if you're loading over several days at your own pace. Hire junk removal if you want it gone today without lifting anything — All Out Rubbish loads, hauls, and sweeps up for a flat rate, and offers dumpster drop-offs when a multi-day project calls for it.
Read answerHow much does it cost to remove a couch in South Florida?
Couch removal in Palm Beach and Broward County runs about $95–$150 for a standard sofa, including labor, stairs, hauling, and disposal. Sectionals count as two pieces. All Out Rubbish quotes flat rate before we touch it — text a photo to (561) 345-9808.
Read answerHow much does hot tub removal cost in South Florida?
Hot tub removal usually runs $350–$700 in Palm Beach and Broward County because the shell has to be drained, cut apart, and carried out in sections. All Out Rubbish quotes it flat from a photo of the tub and the path out.
Read answerHow much junk fits in one truck load?
All Out Rubbish runs a 7' x 16' dump trailer with 4-foot walls — about 16.6 cubic yards, roughly the contents of a two-car garage or a small one-bedroom apartment. You only pay for the fraction of the trailer you actually fill.
Read answerHow much does mattress removal cost?
Mattress removal costs about $75–$125 per mattress in Palm Beach and Broward County, and the box spring and frame usually ride along in the same trip. All Out Rubbish charges a flat rate quoted up front — text (561) 345-9808.
Read answerHow much does it cost to haul away a refrigerator?
Refrigerator removal runs about $95–$150 in South Florida, including EPA-compliant refrigerant handling and recycling. All Out Rubbish removes fridges, freezers, washers, dryers, water heaters, and AC units across Palm Beach and Broward County.
Read answerHow do I pay, and when?
All Out Rubbish takes cash, all major credit cards, Zelle, and Venmo, and offers Net-30 for approved commercial accounts. Payment is due when the job is finished — no deposit is required for standard residential pickups.
Read answerWhat is the cheapest way to get rid of junk in South Florida?
Cheapest is your city's free bulk trash day if the items qualify and you can wait. Next is renting our dump trailer for $100/day and loading it yourself. Full-service flat rates start at $75 per item — call (561) 345-9808.
Read answerShould I rent a dumpster or hire a junk removal service?
Rent a dumpster if you are generating debris over several days and can load it yourself. Hire junk removal if the pile already exists, you do not want a container in your driveway, or you cannot do the lifting — All Out Rubbish loads and hauls the same day, usually for less than a week-long dumpster rental.
Read answerAre your estimates really free?
Yes. All Out Rubbish gives free, no-obligation flat-rate quotes by text, phone, or on-site walkthrough anywhere in Palm Beach and Broward County. There is no trip charge, no deposit, and no pressure if you decide not to book.
Read answerDo you charge extra for stairs, long carries, or heavy items?
No. All Out Rubbish quotes one flat rate by volume — stairs, second-floor walk-ups, long driveways, and heavy furniture do not add fees. The only exception is heavy debris like concrete, tile, dirt, and roofing shingles, which the transfer station charges by the ton.
Read answerHow much does junk removal cost in Fort Lauderdale?
Junk removal in Fort Lauderdale costs about $75–$125 for a single item, $175 for a quarter trailer load, $295 for a half load, and about $595 for a full 16-cubic-yard load. All Out Rubbish quotes flat rate before any lifting — text a photo to (561) 345-9808.
Read answerHow much does junk removal cost in Boca Raton?
Boca Raton junk removal runs about $75–$125 for one item and $175–$595 for quarter- to full-trailer loads, flat rate and quoted up front. All Out Rubbish covers east Boca, west Boca, and the 55+ communities off Glades and Yamato — call or text (561) 345-9808.
Read answerHow much does junk removal cost in West Palm Beach?
West Palm Beach junk removal costs roughly $75–$125 for a single item, $175 for a quarter load, $295 for a half load, and about $595 for a full load. Flat rate, quoted before we start. Text a photo to (561) 345-9808 for a firm number.
Read answerHow much does junk removal cost in Delray Beach?
Delray Beach junk removal is about $75–$125 for a single item and $175–$595 for quarter- to full-trailer loads, flat rate with labor and dump fees included. All Out Rubbish is based minutes away in Boynton Beach — call or text (561) 345-9808.
Read answerHow much does junk removal cost in Pompano Beach?
Pompano Beach junk removal runs about $75–$125 for one item and $175–$595 by trailer fraction, flat rate quoted up front. All Out Rubbish serves Pompano, Lighthouse Point, and Deerfield Beach daily — text a photo to (561) 345-9808.
Read answerHow much does a garage cleanout cost in South Florida?
A garage cleanout in Palm Beach or Broward County typically costs $295 for a packed single-car garage (half trailer) and about $595 for a full two-car garage. All Out Rubbish includes labor, sweeping, and disposal in the flat rate — text a photo to (561) 345-9808.
Read answerHow much does an estate cleanout cost?
Full estate cleanouts in Palm Beach and Broward County generally run $595–$2,400 depending on how many trailer loads the home takes — most 2-bedroom condos are one to two loads. All Out Rubbish walks the property and gives one flat number before starting. Call (561) 345-9808.
Read answerHow much does hot tub removal cost?
Hot tub removal in Palm Beach and Broward County costs about $350–$650 depending on size, access, and whether it has to be cut apart to leave the yard. All Out Rubbish includes the demolition and haul-off in one flat price — text a photo to (561) 345-9808.
Read answerHow much does appliance removal cost?
Appliance removal costs about $75–$150 per appliance in Palm Beach and Broward County — refrigerators, washers, dryers, ranges, and water heaters included. All Out Rubbish disconnects and carries it out; the flat rate covers recycling. Text (561) 345-9808.
Read answerHow much does a dumpster rental cost in Palm Beach County?
All Out Rubbish rents a 16-cubic-yard dump trailer instead of a metal dumpster: $100 per day self-haul pickup, with multi-day discounts, or we drop it at your job site and haul it off when you are done. No permits, no driveway damage. Call (561) 345-9808.
Read answerHow much does yard waste and tree debris removal cost?
Yard waste removal in Palm Beach and Broward County runs about $175 for a quarter trailer load up to roughly $595 for a full 16-cubic-yard load of branches, palm fronds, and landscaping debris. All Out Rubbish rakes and loads — text a photo to (561) 345-9808.
Read answerHow much does concrete, dirt, and rock removal cost?
Heavy debris like concrete, dirt, rock, tile, and roofing shingles is priced by weight rather than volume because the transfer station charges by the ton. All Out Rubbish gives a flat per-load number after seeing a photo — text (561) 345-9808.
Read answerHow much does hoarding cleanup cost?
Hoarding cleanups in Palm Beach and Broward County usually run $1,200–$4,500 depending on the number of trailer loads and the condition of the home. All Out Rubbish gives one flat quote after a walkthrough or video tour, and we work discreetly in unmarked-friendly fashion. Call (561) 345-9808.
Read answerHow much does shed removal and demolition cost?
Shed removal in South Florida costs about $350–$900 depending on size and whether it is wood, resin, or metal. All Out Rubbish demolishes it, hauls the debris, and rakes the pad in one flat-rate visit — text a photo to (561) 345-9808.
Read answerHow much does a commercial office cleanout cost?
Office and commercial cleanouts in Palm Beach and Broward County typically run $295 for a half trailer of cubicles and files up to $2,000+ for a full suite. All Out Rubbish works after hours, carries a COI, and can bill Net-30. Call (561) 345-9808.
Read answerIs junk removal cheaper than renting a dumpster?
For most one-time household cleanouts, junk removal is cheaper: a full-service haul-off runs $175–$595 with labor included, while a roll-off dumpster in South Florida often costs $400–$650 plus you do all the loading. Dumpsters only win on multi-week projects. Call (561) 345-9808.
Read answerHow much does junk removal cost in Coral Springs?
Coral Springs junk removal runs about $75–$125 for a single item and $175–$595 for quarter- to full-trailer loads, flat rate with labor and disposal included. All Out Rubbish also covers Parkland, Margate, and Coconut Creek — text a photo to (561) 345-9808.
Read answerWhy won't junk removal companies give prices over the phone?
Because quoting in person converts better — a customer standing in the driveway rarely says no. Volume pricing can absolutely be quoted from a photo, and All Out Rubbish does it: text a photo to (561) 345-9808 and get a flat price in minutes, no on-site estimate.
Read answerDo you give junk removal quotes without coming out to the house?
Yes. All Out Rubbish quotes by phone or text with no on-site estimate. Send one photo of the pile to (561) 345-9808 with your city, and you get a firm flat price — $75 single item up to $595 for a full 16.6-cubic-yard trailer.
Read answerDo you have a published junk removal price list?
Yes. $75 single item, $125 minimum load, $175 quarter trailer, $295 half, $425 three-quarter, $595 full 16.6-cubic-yard trailer, or $100/day to rent the trailer and load it yourself. Labor, dump fees, and cleanup are included.
Read answerIs flat rate junk removal cheaper than hourly?
For anything bigger than a single item, almost always. Flat rate caps your cost, includes dump fees, and removes any reward for a slow crew. Hourly haulers charge $60–$120 per man-hour plus landfill fees on top.
Read answerAre there hidden fees in junk removal?
With some companies, yes — fuel surcharges, stair fees, and separate dump fees. With All Out Rubbish the quoted flat rate is the invoice. Get yours by text at (561) 345-9808.
Read answerHow much does an attic cleanout cost?
An attic cleanout in Palm Beach or Broward County usually costs $175–$595 with All Out Rubbish, depending on how much is up there and how tight the access is. Text a photo looking up into the attic to (561) 345-9808 for a firm flat rate.
Read answerIs there really such a thing as free junk removal?
Truly free junk removal is rare. The legitimate free options are your city's bulk trash day, charity pickup for donatable furniture, and scrap metal collectors for appliances — everything else costs money because labor, fuel, and dump fees are real. All Out Rubbish keeps it as close to free as practical with flat rates starting at $75 and photo quotes so you never overpay.
Read answerWhat is the cheapest way to get rid of old furniture?
From cheapest up: your city's free bulk day (slow, strict rules), charity pickup (free but only for clean pieces), selling or giving it away online (free but takes days), then professional removal — All Out Rubbish takes a single piece for a flat $75–$125, same day, no heavy lifting for you. Text a photo to (561) 345-9808.
Read answerHow can seniors save money on junk removal?
The honest ways seniors in Palm Beach and Broward save on junk removal: use the free city bulk day for anything that qualifies, let charities take clean donatable furniture for free, and keep professional removal to what is left. All Out Rubbish keeps that part affordable with flat rates from $75, no stairs or senior-living surcharges, and a locked photo quote. Call (561) 345-9808.
Read answerHow much does tree removal cost near me?
In Palm Beach and Broward County, tree removal runs $150 for a small tree, $400–$900 medium, and $900–$2,000 for large trees with All Out Rubbish — licensed, insured and bonded, with a licensed contractor on site. Stump grinding is $100–$400 and haul-away is included. Text a photo to (561) 345-9808.
Read answerHow much does a plumber cost near me?
In Palm Beach and Broward County, a plumbing diagnosis visit costs $95–$150 with All Out Rubbish, and most common repairs land between $150–$600. Water heater replacement runs $900–$1,800 installed. A licensed contractor is on every job site and the company is licensed, insured and bonded. Call or text (561) 345-9808.
Read answerHow much does an electrician cost near me?
In Palm Beach and Broward County, an electrical service call costs $95–$150 with All Out Rubbish. Outlets and switches run $100–$250, ceiling fans $150–$350, EV charger circuits $500–$1,200, and panel upgrades $1,500–$3,500. Licensed, insured and bonded, with a licensed contractor on every job site. Call or text (561) 345-9808.
Read answerHow much does land clearing cost per acre?
In Palm Beach and Broward County, light brush clearing runs about $400–$1,200 per small lot and $1,200–$4,500+ per acre depending on tree density, with All Out Rubbish — licensed, insured and bonded. Text lot photos to (561) 345-9808 for a written price.
Read answerHow much does pressure washing cost near me?
In Palm Beach and Broward County, pressure washing runs $100–$250 for a driveway, $200–$450 for a full house wash, and $150–$400 for pool decks and patios with All Out Rubbish. Text photos to (561) 345-9808 for an exact quote.
Read answerHow much does it cost to paint a house exterior?
In Palm Beach and Broward County, exterior house painting runs $2,500–$8,000 depending on size, stories and prep work, with All Out Rubbish — licensed, insured and bonded. Interior rooms run $300–$800 each. Text photos to (561) 345-9808 for a written quote.
Read answerHow much do movers cost in Palm Beach County?
Local movers in Palm Beach County run $95–$175 per hour for a crew with a truck. Most studio and 1-bedroom moves finish at $350–$650, and a 2–3 bedroom home usually runs $650–$1,400. All Out Rubbish quotes crew size and estimated hours up front — call or text (561) 345-9808.
Read answerHow much does house cleaning cost in South Florida?
House cleaning in Palm Beach and Broward County runs $110–$145 for a 1-bedroom or studio and $145–$220 for a 2–3 bedroom home. Recurring weekly or bi-weekly service takes 10–15% off every visit. Text (561) 345-9808 for an exact quote.
Read answerDo I need a move-out clean to get my deposit back?
Most leases require the unit returned in move-in condition, and cleaning deductions are among the most common deposit charges. A professional move-out clean in Palm Beach or Broward County runs $265–$510 — often less than what landlords deduct. All Out Rubbish also hauls away anything left behind, from $85.
Read answerHow much does a tow cost in Palm Beach County?
A local tow in Palm Beach County costs $75–$125 with the first few miles included, then $5–$8 per additional mile. Long-distance tows are quoted by total mileage up front. All Out Rubbish confirms the all-in price before the truck rolls — call or text (561) 345-9808.
Read answerHow much does a jump start cost?
Jump starts usually run $75–$120 and include a battery test on site. Lockouts run $65–$120 and spare tire changes $75–$110.
Read answerAre used tires worth it?
Yes, when the tread is good and the tire is sound — a quality used tire can cost half of new and last years. The key is buying from someone who inspects them. All Out Rubbish only sells used tires we'd put on our own trucks — text your sidewall photo to (561) 345-9808 for availability and pricing.
Read answerHow much does tree removal cost?
Tree removal in Palm Beach and Broward runs about $200–$400 for small trees, $400–$900 for medium trees, and $900–$2,500 or more for large trees or trees close to structures. All Out Rubbish quotes the full job — cutting, loading, and haul-away included — from photos you text to (561) 345-9808.
Read answerHow much does shed removal cost?
Shed removal in Palm Beach and Broward typically costs $300–$600 for a standard shed, including demolition, loading, and haul-away. Larger sheds, concrete slabs, and sheds with electric run $600–$1,200. All Out Rubbish quotes one price for the whole job — text photos to (561) 345-9808.
Read answerHow much does it cost to haul away concrete?
Concrete removal and haul-away in Palm Beach and Broward runs about $4–$8 per square foot for breaking and removing a slab, or $150–$400 per load for haul-away of already-broken concrete. Concrete is priced by weight because the transfer station bills by the ton. Text photos to (561) 345-9808 for a firm number.
Read answerHow much does fence installation cost?
Fence installation in Palm Beach and Broward runs about $15–$35 per linear foot for wood, $25–$45 for vinyl, and $30–$60 for aluminum, installed. A typical backyard of 100–150 linear feet lands between $1,500 and $5,000 depending on material. All Out Rubbish quotes the full job including old fence removal — (561) 345-9808.
Read answerHow much does pressure washing cost?
Pressure washing in Palm Beach and Broward costs about $100–$200 for a driveway, $100–$250 for a patio, and $200–$450 for a full house wash. Roofs are soft-washed, not pressure-washed, and run $300–$600. All Out Rubbish quotes flat rates from photos — text (561) 345-9808.
Read answerWhat does a handyman charge per hour?
Handyman rates in Palm Beach and Broward run about $60–$110 per hour, often with a one- or two-hour minimum. All Out Rubbish quotes most handyman jobs as a flat price for the whole task list instead of open-ended hours — text your list to (561) 345-9808.
Read answerHow much does excavation cost?
Excavation and grading in Palm Beach and Broward runs about $1,500–$5,000 for typical residential jobs like grading a yard, digging for a pool or addition, or clearing a lot. Small jobs like trenching start around $500. All Out Rubbish quotes excavation as a fixed price for the scope — call (561) 345-9808.
Read answerHow much does deck construction cost?
Deck construction in Palm Beach and Broward runs about $25–$50 per square foot for pressure-treated wood and $40–$70 for composite, installed. A typical 12x16 deck lands between $5,000 and $13,000 depending on material and height. All Out Rubbish quotes the full build including permits — (561) 345-9808.
Read answerHow much does tile installation cost?
Tile installation in Palm Beach and Broward runs about $7–$15 per square foot for labor, plus the tile itself. A typical room lands between $1,000 and $3,500 installed depending on tile choice and floor prep. All Out Rubbish quotes tile and flooring as one fixed price including old floor removal — (561) 345-9808.
Read answerHow much does gutter cleaning cost?
Gutter cleaning in Palm Beach and Broward costs about $100–$250 for a typical single-story home and $150–$350 for two stories, depending on linear feet and how clogged they are. All Out Rubbish quotes from photos and hauls away all the debris — text (561) 345-9808.
Read answerHow much does it cost to move a 1-bedroom apartment?
Most 1-bedroom apartment moves in Palm Beach and Broward cost $400–$700 with All Out Rubbish — truck, crew, wrapping, and padding included. Stairs, long carries, and packing change the number. Text photos to (561) 345-9808 for an exact quote.
Read answerHow many movers do I need?
Two movers handle most studios and 1-bedroom apartments. Three movers are usually faster and cheaper overall for 2–3 bedroom homes. Large homes or heavy items may need four. We recommend the crew size when we quote.
Read answerHow much does it cost to move a piano?
Local upright piano moves usually cost $250–$450; baby grands $400–$700. Stairs and tight turns raise the price. Text a photo and the stairs situation to (561) 345-9808.
Read answerHow much does a long-distance move within Florida cost?
A 1-bedroom move within Florida usually runs $900–$1,800; a 2–3 bedroom home $1,800–$3,500, depending on distance and load. Out-of-state moves are quoted by distance and volume.
Read answerHow much does a tow cost?
Local tows in Palm Beach and Broward usually cost $75–$125 within about 10 miles, plus $5–$8 per extra mile. All Out Rubbish confirms the price before the truck rolls — (561) 345-9808.
Read answerHow much does it cost to get a car pulled out of sand or mud?
A standard winch-out from sand or grass usually runs $150–$250; deep mud or ditch recovery $250–$400. Text a photo so we can quote before dispatch.
Read answerHow much does house cleaning cost per hour?
Hourly cleaning usually runs $45–$55 per hour with a two-cleaner minimum. Flat-rate standard cleans run $110–$145 for a studio/1BR and $145–$220 for a 2–3BR home.
Read answerHow much does Airbnb or vacation rental cleaning cost?
Turnover cleans usually run $95–$130 for a studio or 1BR and $140–$210 for a 2–3BR home. Laundry is quoted per property and regular hosts get volume pricing.
Read answerHow much does it cost to move a 2-bedroom apartment?
Most local 2-bedroom apartment moves in Palm Beach and Broward run $550–$950 with All Out Rubbish, including truck, crew, and furniture padding. Stairs, long carries, and packing change the price. Text photos to (561) 345-9808 for an exact quote.
Read answerHow much does it cost to move a 3-bedroom house locally?
Local 3-bedroom house moves are usually quoted by crew size and hours — typically three or four movers at $135–$175 per hour for a 3-person crew plus truck. Most take most of a day. Send photos or a room list for a firm estimate.
Read answerDo movers charge for travel time?
Many movers do. When we quote, we tell you up front how drive time is handled so there is no surprise on the bill. Local moves within Palm Beach and Broward keep travel time short.
Read answerIs it cheaper to rent a truck or hire movers?
Renting a truck looks cheaper until you add fuel, mileage, insurance, dollies, pads, and a full day of your own labor. For small apartments with helping friends, a rental can win. For anything with heavy furniture or stairs, a crew is often close in price and much less risk.
Read answerHow much do professional packers cost?
Packing usually adds $400–$800 for an apartment or average home, depending on how much is packed. Partial packing — just the kitchen or fragile items — costs less.
Read answerCan movers move a gun safe?
Yes. Safes are moved with heavy-duty dollies and straps, usually $200–$600 depending on weight, stairs, and distance. Tell us the brand, size, and floor type when you book.
Read answerHow much does it cost to move a pool table?
Local pool table moves usually run $300–$550, including disassembly, moving the slate, and re-leveling at the new home.
Read answerHow much are movers per hour in Palm Beach and Broward?
Two movers with a truck run about $95–$135 per hour, and three movers with a truck about $135–$175 per hour. Crew size is recommended when we quote.
Read answerHow much does it cost to tow a car 50 miles?
With a base of $75–$125 for the first ~10 miles and $5–$8 per extra mile, a 50-mile tow usually lands around $275–$445. We confirm the exact price before the truck rolls.
Read answerHow much does a car lockout service cost?
Lockout service usually runs $65–$120. Have ID and registration ready so we can confirm the car is yours.
Read answerI ran out of gas — what do I do?
Pull over safely, turn on hazards, and call for fuel delivery. It usually runs $75–$100 plus the fuel.
Read answerHow much does long-distance towing cost?
Long-distance tows are quoted per mile after the local base — typically $5–$8 per mile beyond the first ~10 miles. Get an exact quote by calling with both addresses.
Read answerHow much does house cleaning cost in Palm Beach County?
A standard clean usually runs $110–$145 for a studio or 1-bedroom and $145–$220 for a 2–3 bedroom home with All Out Rubbish. Weekly or bi-weekly service takes 10–15% off every visit. Text photos to (561) 345-9808 for an exact price.
Read answerHow much does a deep clean cost?
Deep cleans usually run $195–$240 for a studio or 1-bedroom and $325–$410 for a 3-bedroom home. Inside the oven or fridge is $30–$45 each.
Read answerHow much does a move-out cleaning cost?
Move-out cleans usually run $265–$330 for a 1-bedroom condo and $425–$510 for a 3-bedroom home. If items were left behind, haul-away can be added from $85.
Read answerHow much does Airbnb turnover cleaning cost?
Turnovers usually run $95–$130 for a studio or 1-bedroom and $140–$210 for a 2–3 bedroom rental. Hosts with recurring bookings get volume pricing; laundry is quoted per property.
Read answerHow much does office cleaning cost per square foot?
Recurring office cleaning usually runs $0.08–$0.15 per square foot per visit; a one-time deep clean runs $0.30–$0.45 per square foot. Small offices under 1,000 square feet start around $140 a month for weekly service.
Read answerDo cleaners clean inside the fridge and oven?
Yes, as an add-on — $30–$45 each. They're included in many move-out cleans.
Read answerHow much does a wood fence cost per foot in South Florida?
Wood privacy fence usually runs $25–$42 per foot installed; vinyl $28–$48; chain-link $14–$28. Old fence removal is bundled at a discount.
Read answerVinyl or wood fence — which is better in Florida?
Vinyl costs a bit more up front ($28–$48/ft vs. $25–$42/ft for wood) but doesn't rot, warp, or need staining in humidity. Wood looks natural and is cheaper to repair in sections.
Read answerHow much does a deck cost per square foot?
A pressure-treated deck usually runs $30–$50 per square foot built. Composite and raised decks are quoted after a site look.
Read answerScheduling
Can I get same-day junk removal in South Florida?
Yes. All Out Rubbish offers same-day junk removal across Palm Beach and Broward County when you book before noon, and next-day service is standard. We run Sunday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 8:30 PM Eastern, and answer texts after hours.
Read answerDo I have to be home for a junk removal pickup?
No. If the items are accessible — a driveway, garage, curb, or unlocked side yard — All Out Rubbish can do the pickup while you're at work and send before-and-after photos plus a digital receipt when it's done.
Read answerWhat areas does All Out Rubbish serve?
All Out Rubbish serves every city in Palm Beach County and Broward County, Florida — including Boynton Beach, Delray Beach, Boca Raton, West Palm Beach, Wellington, Jupiter, Lake Worth, Fort Lauderdale, Pompano Beach, Coral Springs, Hollywood, Plantation, Sunrise, Davie, Weston, and Parkland.
Read answerIs there a junk removal company near me open right now?
All Out Rubbish is open Sunday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 8:30 PM Eastern, across Palm Beach and Broward County. Texts sent outside those hours are answered first thing the next morning. Call or text (561) 345-9808.
Read answerDo I have to move the junk to the curb first?
No. All Out Rubbish does all the lifting and carrying — from the bedroom, attic, garage, second floor, or back yard. Just point at what goes. Nothing needs to be moved outside before we arrive.
Read answerHow far in advance should I book junk removal?
One to two days ahead is plenty for most jobs in Palm Beach and Broward County, and same-day is often available when you call before noon. Large estate or hoarding cleanouts are best booked three to five days out.
Read answerHow does junk removal actually work, step by step?
Text a photo to (561) 345-9808 or call for a flat-rate quote, pick an arrival window, and the crew shows up, confirms the price on site, loads everything, sweeps up, and hauls it to a donation center, recycler, or transfer station. You pay when it is done.
Read answerCan you remove junk if I am out of state or not home?
Yes. All Out Rubbish routinely handles remote jobs for out-of-state owners, realtors, and landlords in Palm Beach and Broward County — we confirm the scope by photo, send before-and-after pictures, and take payment by card, Zelle, or Venmo.
Read answerWhat junk removal company serves Boynton Beach and can come today?
All Out Rubbish is based in the Boynton Beach area and runs same-day pickups there when you call before about 4:00 PM. Flat rates are $75 for one item up to about $595 for a full 16.6-cubic-yard trailer — call (561) 345-9808.
Read answerWho can remove junk from my house?
All Out Rubbish removes junk from houses across Palm Beach and Broward County — one item at $75, a quarter load $175, a half load $295 and a full trailer about $595, all in. Call or text (561) 345-9808.
Read answerI need someone to pick up a couch today. Who can do that?
All Out Rubbish does same-day couch pickup across Palm Beach and Broward County for a flat $75–$125. Call (561) 345-9808 before about 4:00 PM and the typical arrival window is two to four hours.
Read answerCan someone pick up my junk today?
Yes — All Out Rubbish runs same-day pickup across Palm Beach and Broward County when you call or text before about 4:00 PM. Flat rates are $75 for one item up to $595 for a full trailer, and same-day costs nothing extra. Text a photo to (561) 345-9808.
Read answerHow do I prepare for movers?
Pack and label boxes by room, empty drawers of loose and fragile items, defrost the fridge the day before, reserve elevators and parking, and set aside valuables, medications, and documents to move yourself.
Read answerCan tires be installed at my home or work?
Yes — All Out Rubbish offers mobile tire installation across Palm Beach and Broward County. Send your location, vehicle type, and tire size (a sidewall photo works) to (561) 345-9808 and you'll get one all-in quote covering the tires and the trip. Semi-trucks and 18-wheelers are served at shop locations equipped for them.
Read answerHow far in advance should I book movers?
For local moves, one to two weeks is usually enough. End and beginning of month, weekends, and summer fill fastest, so book two to four weeks ahead for those dates. Small or last-minute moves can sometimes be fit in sooner — call and ask.
Read answerCan movers move me the same day?
Sometimes. Small moves and single items can often be fit in the same or next day if a crew is open. Call (561) 345-9808 early in the day for the best chance.
Read answerWhat should I do if my car breaks down on I-95 or the Turnpike?
Get as far onto the shoulder as you safely can, turn on hazards, and stay buckled in the car if traffic is close. Call 911 if you're in a dangerous spot. For a tow, call (561) 345-9808 and tell us your direction and nearest exit or mile marker.
Read answerHow often should I get my house cleaned?
Busy families and pet owners usually do weekly; most homes do well bi-weekly; smaller condos often do monthly. Recurring service is 10–15% off each visit.
Read answerHow fast can I sell my house for cash in Florida?
In many cases a cash sale can close in 7–14 days, and you choose the date. Title work, liens, and probate can add time. Text your address to (561) 345-9808 to start.
Read answerHow long does a local move take?
A studio or 1-bedroom usually takes 2–4 hours, a 2-bedroom 4–6 hours, and a 3-bedroom house 6–9 hours with the right crew. Stairs, distance between homes, and how ready the boxes are make the biggest difference.
Read answerWhat is the cheapest day to move?
Midweek days in the middle of the month are usually the easiest to book because demand is lowest. Month-end and weekends fill first.
Read answerDo movers work in the rain?
Yes. Florida rain is part of the job — furniture gets wrapped, floors get protected, and the truck is loaded as close to the door as possible. Lightning or tropical storm conditions pause work for safety.
Read answerHow long does a tow truck take to arrive?
It depends on where the nearest truck is and traffic. We give you an honest arrival estimate on the call — call (561) 345-9808 with your exact location.
Read answerWhat should I do with a flat tire and no spare?
Get somewhere safe and call for a tow to a tire shop or home. Spare tire changes run $75–$110 when you do have one. We also sell new and used tires.
Read answerHow often should an office be cleaned?
Busy offices and medical spaces usually need daily or several-times-weekly cleaning; small offices often do weekly. Restrooms and kitchens should never go more than a few days.
Read answerHow long does a house cleaning take?
A standard clean with two cleaners usually takes 2–3 hours for a typical home; a deep clean can take most of a day for larger homes.
Read answerWhen should I replace my tires?
Replace tires when tread reaches 2/32", or sooner for wet Florida roads, and whenever you see bulges, cracks, cords, or repeated slow leaks. Text a photo of your tire sidewall to (561) 345-9808 for availability and a price.
Read answerCan you install tires at my house or job site?
Yes — mobile installation is available at your home, office, or job site in Palm Beach and Broward. Send your location, vehicle, and tire size. Text a photo of your tire sidewall to (561) 345-9808 for availability and a price.
Read answerHow long do tires last in Florida?
Most tires wear out in 3–5 years of normal driving here, and rubber ages faster in heat and sun. Many makers recommend replacement around 6 years regardless of tread.
Read answerWhat We Take
What items will a junk removal company not take?
All Out Rubbish takes almost everything except hazardous waste: paint, motor oil, gasoline, pool chemicals, solvents, asbestos, medical or biohazard waste, and bulk tires. Everything else — furniture, appliances, electronics, construction debris, yard waste — we haul.
Read answerCan a junk removal company take construction debris?
Yes. All Out Rubbish hauls drywall, lumber, tile, cabinets, flooring, roofing, and small concrete loads across Palm Beach and Broward County. Heavy material is priced by weight because the transfer station charges by the ton.
Read answerDo you do whole-house or estate cleanouts?
Yes. All Out Rubbish does full estate, foreclosure, and hoarding cleanouts across Palm Beach and Broward County, typically $1,500–$5,000+ depending on volume, and we work with realtors and executors on deadline-driven closings.
Read answerCan you take appliances that contain Freon?
Yes. All Out Rubbish removes refrigerators, freezers, window AC units, and mini-splits and handles refrigerant per EPA Section 608 rules before recycling. Call or text (561) 345-9808 in Palm Beach or Broward County.
Read answerDo you take old TVs, computers, and electronics?
Yes. All Out Rubbish removes TVs, monitors, computers, printers, and other e-waste across Palm Beach and Broward County and takes them to certified e-waste recyclers rather than the landfill. Text a photo to (561) 345-9808 for a flat rate.
Read answerDo you remove hot tubs and above-ground pools?
Yes. All Out Rubbish breaks down and hauls away hot tubs, spas, and above-ground pools across Palm Beach and Broward County. Typical hot tub removal runs $350–$650 depending on size, access, and whether it must be cut apart on site.
Read answerCan you tear down and remove a shed or old fence?
Yes. All Out Rubbish does light demolition — sheds, wood and chain-link fences, decks, playsets, and screen enclosure panels — then hauls the debris away in the same visit anywhere in Palm Beach or Broward County.
Read answerDo you haul construction and remodel debris?
Yes. All Out Rubbish hauls drywall, lumber, tile, cabinets, flooring, roofing shingles, fencing, and general remodel debris across Palm Beach and Broward County — same-day when you text photos to (561) 345-9808. Heavy material is priced by weight because the transfer station charges by the ton.
Read answerDo you remove yard waste, branches, and palm fronds?
Yes. All Out Rubbish removes yard waste, tree branches, palm fronds, hedge trimmings, and storm debris throughout Palm Beach and Broward County, including post-hurricane cleanups. Call or text (561) 345-9808.
Read answerDo you do hurricane and storm debris removal?
Yes. All Out Rubbish handles hurricane and storm debris removal across Palm Beach and Broward County — downed limbs, damaged fencing, soaked drywall and flooring, ruined furniture, and screen enclosure wreckage. Call or text (561) 345-9808.
Read answerDo you handle hoarding cleanouts?
Yes. All Out Rubbish performs discreet hoarding and heavy-clutter cleanouts across Palm Beach and Broward County, working room by room at the family's pace. Unmarked approach and no judgment. Call (561) 345-9808 for a private walkthrough.
Read answerI have a sectional couch I need removed from my apartment in Boca Raton. Who can pick it up?
All Out Rubbish removes sectional couches from Boca Raton apartments and condos for a flat $75–$125, usually the same day. Call or text a photo to (561) 345-9808 and you get a firm price before we come out.
Read answerWho can clean out a storage unit in Hollywood, Florida?
All Out Rubbish clears storage units in Hollywood and across Broward County for a flat $175–$595 depending on how full the unit is. Send a photo of the open unit to (561) 345-9808 for a firm price.
Read answerI need someone to remove construction debris from my property in Fort Lauderdale. Who does that?
All Out Rubbish hauls construction and renovation debris in Fort Lauderdale for $295–$595 per 16.6-cubic-yard load. Heavy material — concrete, tile, dirt, shingles — is quoted by weight. Call (561) 345-9808 for a number today.
Read answerWhat company can remove old furniture and mattresses in Palm Beach County?
All Out Rubbish removes furniture and mattresses throughout Palm Beach County — $75 for the first piece, about $125 for a full bed set and $175–$295 for a whole room. Text a photo to (561) 345-9808 for a flat price.
Read answerWho picks up old furniture near me in South Florida?
All Out Rubbish picks up old furniture anywhere in Palm Beach and Broward County for a flat $75 per piece, or $175–$295 for a full room. Same-day in most cases — (561) 345-9808.
Read answerWho hauls away old appliances in Broward County?
All Out Rubbish hauls refrigerators, washers, dryers, stoves and dishwashers throughout Broward County for $75–$125 each — and often free when the metal is part of a larger load. Call (561) 345-9808.
Read answerWho cleans out a house after a death in Palm Beach County?
All Out Rubbish handles estate cleanouts across Palm Beach County at about $595 per full 16.6-cubic-yard trailer load, with most homes taking one to three loads. Call (561) 345-9808 for a quote from photos or a walkthrough video.
Read answerWho does apartment cleanouts near me?
All Out Rubbish clears apartments and condos across Palm Beach and Broward County for a flat $175–$595 depending on how much is left behind. Text a photo or short video of the unit to (561) 345-9808 and you get a firm price before we come out.
Read answerWho picks up furniture donations near me?
Several Palm Beach and Broward charities pick up clean, usable furniture for free — but most have waiting lists of one to three weeks and will decline anything stained, torn, or broken. If your pieces do not qualify or you need them gone now, All Out Rubbish hauls them the same day for a flat $75–$125 per item and donates whatever is still usable. Call or text (561) 345-9808.
Read answerWho cleans out foreclosed homes?
All Out Rubbish handles foreclosure and REO cleanouts across Palm Beach and Broward County for banks, asset managers, realtors, and investors — a full house typically runs $595–$1,200 depending on load count. We provide before-and-after photos, COI, and Net-30 invoicing. Call (561) 345-9808.
Read answerWho does office cleanouts near me?
All Out Rubbish clears offices in Palm Beach and Broward County — desks, cubicles, filing cabinets, chairs, e-waste, and break-room appliances — for a flat $295–$595 per load with after-hours and weekend slots available. Text photos of the space to (561) 345-9808 for a firm quote.
Read answerWho does warehouse cleanouts?
All Out Rubbish clears warehouses, storage bays, and flex spaces across Palm Beach and Broward County — pallet racks of leftover inventory, packaging, old equipment, and dock debris — priced by the load at $295–$595 per 16.6-cubic-yard trailer. For big jobs we bring the Bobcat T66 or Kubota U17 with an operator. Call (561) 345-9808.
Read answerMy tenant moved out and left everything behind. Who clears rental properties?
All Out Rubbish clears tenant-left-behind cleanouts across Palm Beach and Broward County — furniture, clothing, trash, and appliances — for a flat $175–$595 per load, usually within a day so you can turn the unit. We send before-and-after photos for your deposit records. Text (561) 345-9808.
Read answerWho removes construction debris in Palm Beach County?
All Out Rubbish hauls construction and renovation debris throughout Palm Beach County for a flat $295–$595 per 16.6-cubic-yard load — drywall, lumber, cabinets, flooring, fixtures, and roofing. Concrete, tile, and dirt are quoted by weight. Same-day and between-trade sweeps available. Call or text (561) 345-9808.
Read answerDo movers pack for you?
Yes — All Out Rubbish offers full packing and unpacking with your move. Packers run $40–$60 per packer per hour; a kitchen typically packs for $200–$400 and a full 2-bedroom for $400–$800. You can also book fragile-only packing and do the easy rooms yourself.
Read answerWill movers move just one piece of furniture?
Yes — All Out Rubbish moves single items across Palm Beach and Broward County for $95–$225 depending on size and stairs. Store and marketplace pickup-and-delivery runs $125–$275. Single-item jobs are a normal service for us, not a favor.
Read answerWhat's included in a deep clean?
A deep clean covers everything a standard clean does plus the buildup it skips: baseboards, blinds, door frames, light fixtures, cabinet fronts, and detailed bathroom and kitchen work. Inside oven and fridge are add-ons at $30–$45 each. All Out Rubbish deep cleans run $195–$410 depending on size.
Read answerHow do I find my tire size?
Look on the tire's sidewall for a code like 225/65R17, or check the sticker inside the driver's door. Text a photo of either to (561) 345-9808 and we'll quote new and used options.
Read answerCan you move me and haul away what I'm not taking?
Yes — that's exactly the combination All Out Rubbish was built on. The crew moves what you're keeping and hauls what you're not, in the same visit, on one invoice. Purging before you pack is the single biggest way to cut a moving bill.
Read answerDo movers take apart furniture?
Yes. Our crews disassemble and reassemble standard furniture like bed frames, tables, and desks as part of the move. Let us know about large sectionals, cribs, or wall-mounted items when you book.
Read answerWhat won't movers move?
Movers generally won't transport hazardous materials like gasoline, propane tanks, paint thinner, and chemicals, or live plants over long distances. Keep cash, jewelry, medications, and important documents with you.
Read answerCan a tow truck tow a car without keys?
Yes, in most cases. Tell us up front if keys are missing or the car won't go into neutral so we bring the right equipment. We may ask for proof you own the vehicle.
Read answerCan I sell my house with belongings still in it?
Yes. When you sell to us, you can take what you want and leave the rest — our own crews handle the cleanout. That's one of the biggest reasons people sell inherited homes this way.
Read answerCan I hire movers just to load or unload a truck?
Yes. Labor-only loading and unloading is available for rental trucks, PODS, and containers. Tell us the container type and size and text photos to (561) 345-9808.
Read answerDo movers move refrigerators, washers and dryers?
Yes. We move refrigerators, washers, dryers, and freezers. Disconnect water and gas lines beforehand, or tell us so we can plan; gas appliances should be disconnected by a qualified professional.
Read answerCan movers just rearrange furniture in my house?
Yes. Moving heavy furniture between rooms or floors is a common small job — usually a short hourly booking for two movers.
Read answerCan movers move a hot tub?
Moving a hot tub takes special equipment and planning. Text photos, access path, and gate width to (561) 345-9808. If the tub is old, removal is often the cheaper choice.
Read answerShould I ask for a flatbed tow?
A flatbed carries all four wheels off the road, which is safest for all-wheel drive, low cars, luxury cars, and vehicles with damage. Tell us your vehicle type when you call so the right truck comes.
Read answerCan you tow a motorcycle?
Yes. Motorcycles are secured with wheel chocks and soft straps and priced like a local tow. Tell us the make and whether it rolls.
Read answerCan you tow a car out of a parking garage?
Often, but garage height limits matter. Tell us the clearance and level so we send equipment that fits.
Read answerCan you move a car that doesn't run?
Yes. Non-running cars are towed with a flatbed or wheel lift. If the wheels don't roll, tell us so we bring skates.
Read answerWhat is the difference between a deep clean and a standard clean?
A standard clean keeps a home that's already in shape looking good — surfaces, floors, kitchen, and bathrooms. A deep clean goes after the buildup: baseboards, door frames, vents, grout, behind appliances, and scale in showers.
Read answerDo house cleaners bring their own supplies?
Yes, we bring supplies and equipment. If you prefer specific products — fragrance-free or for natural stone — leave them out and tell us.
Read answerWhat is post-construction cleaning?
It's the clean after renovation or building work: removing drywall dust, paint specks, stickers, and debris from every surface so the space is ready to live or work in. Pricing is quoted after photos.
Read answerWhat small jobs does a handyman do?
Mounting TVs, hanging doors, patching drywall, assembling furniture, replacing fixtures, caulking, and small repairs. Bigger electrical, plumbing, or structural work needs a licensed trade.
Read answerHow much fill dirt do I need?
Multiply length × width × depth in feet and divide by 27 to get cubic yards. A 20×20 ft area filled 6 inches deep needs about 7.4 cubic yards. Add 10–20% for settling.
Read answerWhat's the difference between fill dirt and topsoil?
Fill dirt is subsoil with little organic matter — it compacts well for raising grade and filling holes. Topsoil is rich in organic matter for lawns and gardens but settles more.
Read answerHow do I fix standing water in my yard?
Most standing water comes from low spots or grading that slopes toward the house. Regrading with fill, adding a swale, or a French drain usually solves it. A site look determines which.
Read answerHow do I read the date code on a tire?
The last four digits of the DOT code on the sidewall are the week and year the tire was made — "2423" means the 24th week of 2023. Text a photo of your tire sidewall to (561) 345-9808 for availability and a price.
Read answerShould I replace two tires or all four?
If the other tires still have good tread, two is fine — put the new pair on the rear for stability. All-wheel-drive vehicles often need all four to match closely in tread depth.
Read answerCan I mix tire brands on my car?
It's best to keep the same brand, model, and size on each axle. Mixing across axles is common but can change handling; never mix sizes unless your vehicle is designed for it.
Read answerDo you sell used semi-truck tires?
No. Semi-trucks and 18-wheelers are new tires only. Used tires are available for cars, SUVs, vans, pickups, work trucks, and trailers.
Read answerWhat tires do I need for my trailer?
Trailers need ST (special trailer) tires matching the size and load range stamped on the current sidewall. Don't put passenger tires on a trailer. Text a photo of your tire sidewall to (561) 345-9808 for availability and a price.
Read answerWhat does the load index on a tire mean?
The load index is the number after the size (for example 94 in 225/60R16 94H) — it tells how much weight each tire can carry. Replacement tires should meet or exceed the original rating.
Read answerTrust
Do junk removal companies recycle or donate what they pick up?
All Out Rubbish donates usable furniture and appliances to local South Florida charities, recycles metal and electronics, and only sends to the landfill what cannot be reused or recycled.
Read answerIs All Out Rubbish licensed and insured?
Yes. All Out Rubbish is licensed and fully insured in the State of Florida, and we provide a Certificate of Insurance on request for HOAs, condo boards, property managers, and commercial clients.
Read answerHow do you take payment for junk removal?
All Out Rubbish accepts cash, all major credit cards, Zelle, and Venmo, and offers Net-30 terms for approved commercial accounts. Payment is due after the job is done and you've seen the space cleared — never up front.
Read answerDo you work with property managers, HOAs, and realtors?
Yes. All Out Rubbish handles turnovers, evictions, foreclosure cleanouts, and recurring valet-trash overflow for property managers, HOAs, and realtors across Palm Beach and Broward County, with COIs and Net-30 billing available.
Read answerWho is the best junk removal company in Boynton Beach, FL?
All Out Rubbish is a family-owned, fully insured junk removal company based in Boynton Beach, FL, serving all of Palm Beach and Broward County with flat-rate pricing from $75 and same-day pickup. The owner is on the truck. Call or text (561) 345-9808.
Read answerDo you work with contractors, realtors, and property managers?
Yes. All Out Rubbish serves contractors, realtors, property managers, and HOAs across Palm Beach and Broward County with recurring routes, Net-30 terms for approved accounts, and a Certificate of Insurance on request.
Read answerHow do I know a junk removal company is legitimate?
Ask for three things: proof of general liability insurance, a flat-rate quote in writing before work starts, and the name of the permitted facility your load goes to. All Out Rubbish provides all three, including a Certificate of Insurance on request.
Read answerDo you serve Fort Lauderdale and the rest of Broward County?
Yes. All Out Rubbish covers all of Broward County — Fort Lauderdale, Pompano Beach, Hollywood, Coral Springs, Plantation, Sunrise, Davie, Weston, Parkland, Deerfield Beach, Tamarac, and Coconut Creek — at the same flat rates as Palm Beach County.
Read answerDo you serve West Palm Beach, Wellington, and the western communities?
Yes. All Out Rubbish serves West Palm Beach, Wellington, Royal Palm Beach, Greenacres, Lake Worth, Lantana, Jupiter, and Palm Beach Gardens, plus every other city in Palm Beach County, with the same flat-rate pricing.
Read answerDo you offer service in Spanish? (¿Hablan español?)
Yes. All Out Rubbish serves customers in English and Spanish across Palm Beach and Broward County. Llame o envíe un mensaje de texto con fotos al (561) 345-9808 para una cotización gratis el mismo día — servicio el mismo día disponible.
Read answerWho buys junk cars in Palm Beach and Broward County?
All Out Rubbish buys junk and non-running cars throughout Palm Beach and Broward County, pays cash on pickup, and tows it away for free. Send a photo, the year/make/model, and whether you have the title to (561) 345-9808 for an offer.
Read answerWho does house demolition near me?
All Out Rubbish handles house and structure demolition across Palm Beach and Broward County — licensed, insured and bonded, with a licensed contractor on every job site. Full houses run $8,000–$25,000+, garages $1,500–$4,000, sheds from $500. Text photos to (561) 345-9808 for a written quote.
Read answerCan someone remove my old tree and plant a new one?
Yes — All Out Rubbish removes the old tree, grinds the stump and plants the replacement in a single visit across Palm Beach and Broward County. Planting runs $150–$2,500 depending on tree size, with soil prep, staking and mulch included. Licensed, insured and bonded. Text (561) 345-9808.
Read answerWho can pour a concrete slab or driveway near me?
All Out Rubbish pours concrete slabs, driveways, sidewalks and foundations across Palm Beach and Broward County — and excavates, grades and hauls the old concrete away in the same job. Small slabs run $1,200–$3,500; driveways $4,000–$10,000. Licensed, insured and bonded, contractor on site. Text photos to (561) 345-9808.
Read answerIs there a licensed and insured handyman near me?
All Out Rubbish provides handyman services across Palm Beach and Broward County and is licensed, insured and bonded — most handymen are not insured at all. Service calls start at $95–$150, half-days $250–$450, and debris from the job leaves with the crew. Text your to-do list to (561) 345-9808.
Read answerIs All Out Rubbish licensed, insured and bonded?
Yes. All Out Rubbish is licensed, insured and bonded, and a licensed contractor is on every job site from start to finish — demolition, tree work, concrete, plumbing and electrical included. Proof of insurance is available before any work begins. Call or text (561) 345-9808.
Read answerWho does land clearing near me?
All Out Rubbish clears lots, overgrown yards, brush, trees and storm debris across Palm Beach and Broward County — licensed, insured and bonded, with a licensed contractor on every job site. Small lots run $400–$1,200 and dump-pile removal $250–$700. Text photos to (561) 345-9808 for a written quote.
Read answerWho can clear and grade my land before construction?
All Out Rubbish handles land development site work across Palm Beach and Broward County: clearing, excavation, rough and finish grading, and pad prep for foundations. Licensed, insured and bonded with a licensed contractor on site. Text site photos or plans to (561) 345-9808.
Read answerWho does pressure washing near me?
All Out Rubbish pressure washes driveways, sidewalks, roofs, fences, pool decks and building exteriors across Palm Beach and Broward County. Driveways typically run $100–$250 and house washes $200–$450. Licensed, insured and bonded. Text photos to (561) 345-9808.
Read answerWho does interior and exterior painting near me?
All Out Rubbish paints interiors, exteriors, fences, doors and full repaints across Palm Beach and Broward County — licensed, insured and bonded, with a licensed contractor on every job site. Rooms run $300–$800 and full exteriors $2,500–$8,000. Text photos to (561) 345-9808 for a written quote.
Read answerDo I need a licensed electrician to replace an outlet?
In Florida, like-for-like replacement of an outlet or switch is simple work, but any new wiring, new circuits, panel work, or permitted jobs require a licensed electrical contractor. All Out Rubbish has licensed trades for electrical work and tells you up front which category your job falls in — (561) 345-9808.
Read answerWhat should I ask before hiring a contractor?
Ask for the license number and verify it on the Florida DBPR site, ask for a certificate of insurance naming you, ask who will actually be on the job site, and get the full scope and price in writing before work starts. All Out Rubbish is licensed, insured, and bonded with a contractor on every job — (561) 345-9808.
Read answerHow much should I tip movers?
Tipping is optional. Many people give each mover $20–$40 for a half-day move or $40–$60 for a full day, or around 5–10% of the bill, plus cold drinks in Florida heat. Never feel obligated — a good review naming the crew means a lot too.
Read answerAre used tires safe?
Used tires can be safe when they have good tread, no plugs too close to the sidewall, no bulges or cracks, and aren't too old. We inspect every used tire we sell, and we'll tell you when new is the better choice.
Read answerHow old is too old for a tire?
Many tire makers recommend inspecting tires yearly after about 5 years and replacing them around 6–10 years, even with tread left. Florida heat and sun can age rubber faster. The four-digit DOT code shows the week and year it was made.
Read answerDo I need to be home for the cleaning?
No. Many clients leave a key, lockbox code, or door code. Our company is licensed, insured, and bonded. Let us know about pets and alarm systems before the visit.
Read answerCan movers help seniors downsize?
Yes. Senior moves often combine sorting, packing, moving only what fits the new place, and donating or hauling the rest — all with one crew so the family isn't juggling several companies.
Read answerCan I ride in the tow truck?
Often yes, when there's a safe seat and it's allowed for that trip. Ask when you call so we can plan.
Read answerWill my insurance pay for the tow?
Many policies include towing or roadside coverage, often as reimbursement. Keep the receipt and check with your insurer. We provide an itemized receipt.
Read answerWhere should my car be towed after an accident?
You choose — your home, your mechanic, or a body shop your insurer recommends. Being towed to a storage yard can add daily fees, so decide where it goes before the truck leaves.
Read answerWill a professional move-out clean help me get my deposit back?
It gives you the best chance. Nobody can promise a landlord's decision, but a thorough clean of the kitchen, bathrooms, floors, and appliances removes the most common cleaning deductions.
Read answerDo I need to be home while the cleaners are there?
No. Many clients leave a key, lockbox, or door code. Being home for the first visit helps you point out priorities.
Read answerCan one contractor handle demolition and the rebuild?
Yes. We do demolition, haul the debris, and handle the follow-on work — concrete, framing repairs, handyman, and coordination of licensed trades — with a contractor on every job site.
Read answerIs it safe to drive on a patched tire?
A proper plug-patch in the tread area is generally safe. Punctures in the sidewall or shoulder can't be safely repaired — the tire should be replaced.
Read answerLocal Rules
How do I get rid of an old mattress in South Florida?
Most Palm Beach and Broward cities will take a mattress on a scheduled bulk-trash day if it's wrapped and placed at the curb, but pickup can be weeks out. All Out Rubbish removes a mattress and box spring same-day for a flat rate starting around $75.
Read answerWhen is bulk trash pickup in my city in Palm Beach or Broward County?
Bulk trash schedules are set by each individual city or hauler, not by the county, so the day depends on your address. Check your city's official page for the current calendar — or call All Out Rubbish at (561) 345-9808 and we'll haul it away the same week instead.
Read answerIs it worth paying for junk removal if the city picks up bulk trash for free?
City bulk pickup is free but slow, limited by volume, and you have to drag everything to the curb yourself. Junk removal is worth it when the item is heavy, the pickup date is weeks away, the pile exceeds city limits, or your HOA fines you for items left at the curb early.
Read answerCan you do pickups in condos and gated HOA communities?
Yes. All Out Rubbish works in condos, high-rises, and gated communities across Palm Beach and Broward County, and provides a Certificate of Insurance to building management ahead of time so we are cleared through the gate and freight elevator.
Read answerWhen is bulk trash pickup in my city?
Bulk trash schedules differ by city across Palm Beach and Broward County — most run monthly or by appointment with 48–72 hours notice, and most exclude appliances with refrigerant, construction debris, and tires. See our city-by-city bulk trash guide for the rules where you live.
Read answerIs illegal dumping a crime in Florida?
Yes. Under Florida Statute 403.413, illegal dumping is a misdemeanor or felony depending on volume, with fines commonly running from $500 into the thousands plus cleanup costs. Always use a licensed hauler or a permitted transfer station.
Read answerWho picks up bulk trash in Sunrise, FL?
The City of Sunrise runs scheduled bulk pickup on your regular collection day, but it will not take construction debris, tires, paint, or large appliance loads — and piles set out early get tagged and fined. All Out Rubbish hauls it away same day for a flat rate. Text (561) 345-9808.
Read answerWho picks up bulk trash in Fort Lauderdale?
Fort Lauderdale offers limited scheduled bulk pickup by neighborhood, with strict set-out windows and item limits. Anything refused — construction debris, tires, hazardous items, oversized loads — needs a private hauler. All Out Rubbish removes it same day for a flat rate: (561) 345-9808.
Read answerWho removes debris in West Palm Beach?
All Out Rubbish hauls storm, yard, renovation, and construction debris throughout West Palm Beach for a flat $295–$595 per 16.6-cubic-yard load, usually same-day or next-day. Heavy debris like concrete, tile, and dirt is quoted by weight. Text a photo of the pile to (561) 345-9808.
Read answerWhere can I recycle old computers and electronics near me?
In Palm Beach County, electronics can be dropped off free at Solid Waste Authority transfer stations and Home Chemical and Recycling Centers; Broward County runs similar household electronics drop-off events and stations for residents. If you want it gone without the drive, All Out Rubbish picks up TVs, computers, and electronics as part of any pickup — a single TV or monitor runs a flat $75–$95. Text (561) 345-9808.
Read answerWhat should I do if my car breaks down?
Get the car as far right as safely possible, turn on hazards, stay belted inside if you're near traffic, and call for help. All Out Rubbish handles jump starts ($75–$120), lockouts ($65–$120), tire changes ($75–$110), fuel delivery, and tows ($75–$125 local) across Palm Beach and Broward — (561) 345-9808.
Read answerDo you buy junk cars without a title in Florida?
In many cases, yes — Florida allows the sale of older vehicles without a title under specific conditions, and we handle the paperwork either way. Call or text (561) 345-9808 with the year, make, model, and condition and we'll tell you exactly what's needed for your vehicle.
Read answerDo I need a permit to demolish a shed in Florida?
Usually no for a small detached shed — most Palm Beach and Broward cities don't require a permit to remove a small accessory structure. Larger structures, anything with electrical or plumbing hooked up, and structural demolition usually do. All Out Rubbish checks your city's rules before we start — call or text (561) 345-9808.
Read answerDo I need a permit to remove a tree in Florida?
Often yes. Many Palm Beach and Broward cities require a permit to remove trees above a certain trunk diameter, and protected species like live oaks and mahogany almost always need one. Florida law lets homeowners remove a tree without a permit when an arborist documents it as dangerous. All Out Rubbish helps you verify before cutting — (561) 345-9808.
Read answerCan movers handle condo move-in rules?
Yes. Many South Florida condos require a certificate of insurance, a reserved elevator, and set move hours. We send the COI to management ahead of time and work within the building's window.
Read answerDo I need a permit to build a deck in Florida?
Usually yes — most cities in Palm Beach and Broward require a permit for attached or raised decks. Check with your city's building department before work starts.
Read answerDo I need a permit to clear land in Florida?
Often yes. Many Palm Beach and Broward cities require permits for tree removal and land clearing, and protected trees or wetlands add rules. Check with your city or county first.
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