How pricing works
Video walkthrough quote vs phone estimate
Both methods produce a number. Only one of them is based on seeing the job. Here is exactly what changes between them, and what stays a human decision either way.
Side by side
The difference is not technology for its own sake. It is whether the person pricing your job can see the stairs.
| What matters | Phone estimate | Video or photo walkthrough |
|---|---|---|
| How volume is measured | From your verbal description of item counts | From the actual room, seen on camera |
| Stairs and long carries | Often not asked about until the crew arrives | Shown in the walkthrough and priced in upfront |
| Doorway and exit clearance | Assumed | Measured against the piece before dispatch |
| Material weight risk | Rarely accounted for on dense demo debris | Flagged so the transfer-station ticket is not a surprise |
| Prohibited items | Discovered at the curb | Flagged during review, before scheduling |
| Price stability | Quote frequently revised on arrival | Range on submission, then a reviewed firm price |
What we will not claim
Being straight about the limits is the reason the price holds.
What the walkthrough does
- Shows real volume instead of a guessed item count
- Reveals stairs, turns and doorway clearance
- Surfaces heavy and prohibited items early
- Gives you a documented range before you commit
What it does not do
- It does not issue a binding price on its own
- It does not replace human review of your media
- It does not guarantee a same-day slot — same-day service is subject to availability, service area and final quote confirmation.
- It does not charge you anything to find out
Record it in about two minutes
- 1Wide shot of each room or area holding the junk.
- 2Close-ups on anything large, heavy or unusual.
- 3The exit path: stairs, hallways, doorways, elevator.
- 4Outside: where a truck can park and how far the carry is.
Prefer stills? Start with photo upload instead.
Common questions
Show the job. Get a real price.
Show us the job on video or in photos. A person reviews every estimate before a price is confirmed.
Same-day service is subject to availability, service area and final quote confirmation.