Junk Removal Prices Over the Phone — No On-Site Estimate Needed
Most junk removal companies will not give you a price on the phone. They send someone out, look at your pile, and quote you standing in your driveway where it is awkward to say no. All Out Rubbish does the opposite: you do not have to book an appointment just to hear a price. call or text a photo and you get a firm flat number in minutes — take it or leave it, no pressure, no sales visit.
Our whole price list is public: $75 for a single item, $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 in that number.
How it works: text a photo of the pile to (561) 345-9808. We look at how much of the trailer it fills, reply with the flat price and the soonest arrival window, and that price is what you pay. If we show up and it is exactly what you photographed, nothing changes.
The only jobs we cannot fully quote sight-unseen are heavy debris loads — concrete, tile, dirt, roofing shingles — because the transfer station bills those by the ton. For those we give you the per-ton rate on the phone so you still know the math before we roll.
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
Will you really give me a price over the phone?
Yes. Call (561) 345-9808 and describe the load, or text a photo, and you get a flat price in minutes. We do not require an on-site estimate to quote junk removal.
Why won't other junk removal companies quote over the phone?
Most national franchises train crews to quote in person because a customer standing in the driveway is far more likely to say yes than one comparing prices on the phone. It is a sales tactic, not a pricing necessity.
Can the price change when you arrive?
Only if the pile is bigger than what you described or photographed, or it contains heavy debris like concrete or tile. Otherwise the quoted flat rate is final.