How to Get a Junk Removal Price Without an In-Person Visit
You can get an accurate price from a photo every time if you shoot it right. Here is exactly how we want it.
1. Stand back far enough that the whole pile is in frame, ideally with a door, car, or trash can in the shot for scale.
2. Take a second photo from a different angle so we can judge depth, not just width.
3. Tell us the heaviest thing in there (safe, piano, hot tub, concrete) and whether it is upstairs.
4. Say where it is — curb, garage, backyard, second floor — because access is the other half of the price.
Our full price list is public: $75 for a single item, $125 minimum load, $175 for a quarter trailer, $295 for a half, $425 for three-quarters, and $595 for a completely full 16.6-cubic-yard dump trailer. Labor, loading, sweep-up, and dump fees are already included.
Flat price list
| Load | Flat price |
|---|---|
| Single item (chair, mattress, TV) | $75 – $125 |
| Minimum load / small pile | $125 |
| Quarter trailer (bedroom of furniture) | $175 |
| Half trailer (packed 1-car garage) | $295 |
| Three-quarter trailer | $425 |
| Full trailer (2-car garage cleared) | $595 |
| Self-haul trailer rental (you load) | $100/day |
FAQ
What if I can't take a photo?
Describe it room by room on the phone. We have priced thousands of loads and can get close, then confirm on arrival before loading.
Do you quote commercial jobs this way too?
Yes — property managers, realtors, and contractors send photos all day and get flat numbers back the same way.