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Everything you need to write about, quote, or link to All Out Rubbish — verified company facts, approved boilerplate, logo files, and a direct line to the owner. We respond to media requests the same day.

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Company facts

Legal / trade nameAll Out Rubbish
OwnerMontel Burton
HeadquartersBoynton Beach, Florida
Service areaPalm Beach County (13 cities) and Broward County (12 cities)
Phone / text(561) 345-9808
Equipment7' × 16' dump trailer with 4' walls — roughly 16 cubic yards per load
Pricing modelFlat rate quoted from customer-texted photos before dispatch
InsuranceLicensed and insured; certificate of insurance provided on request for HOAs and property managers
Google rating4.8 stars across 18 reviews

Rating and review count are pulled from our Google Business Profile and change over time — please verify before publishing.

Approved boilerplate

All Out Rubbish is a family-owned, licensed and insured junk removal company based in Boynton Beach, Florida, serving 25 cities across Palm Beach and Broward County. The company hauls furniture, appliances, construction debris, storm and hurricane debris, and handles full garage, estate, and rental-turnover cleanouts, quoting flat rates from photos texted by the customer. Owner Montel Burton is on most jobs. Usable furniture and appliances are routed to local charities before anything goes to a transfer station. Learn more at alloutrubbish.com or call (561) 345-9808.

Logo & brand assets

All Out Rubbish logo — blue dump truck in a lime green hexagon

Primary logo

Brand colors: blue #1E35DC, lime green #8BE24E. Please don't recolor, stretch, or crop the mark.

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Story angles we can speak to

Why South Florida has no single bulk-trash calendar

Disposal is county-run but curbside collection is contracted city by city — and overridden again inside gated and HOA communities. We maintain a public, city-by-city dataset of who is actually responsible and where the official lookup lives.

What happens to a pile after a hurricane

Storm debris rules diverge sharply from normal bulk collection: separation requirements, right-of-way placement, and contractor-generated debris exclusions. We can speak to what residents get wrong every season.

The estate and downsizing economy

A large share of our work is clearing homes for snowbirds, retirees downsizing into condos, and families settling estates — including what gets donated versus landfilled.

Renovation debris and code enforcement

Contractor debris left at the curb is the single most common cause of code-enforcement notices and HOA fines in both counties.

Data & resources you can cite

Media contact

Montel Burton, owner. Fastest response is a text — include your outlet and deadline and he'll get back to you the same day, including interviews, site visits, and photo access on active jobs.

Flat all-in price up front · Licensed & insured · Same-day service