What we take
If it fits the truck, it probably goes
A clear list beats a vague promise. Here is what goes on the truck, what gets separated, and what we legally cannot touch.
What the work actually looks like
Real job scenes so you can picture the crew, the equipment and the access before you book.
On the truck
Furniture & household
- Sofas, sectionals and recliners
- Beds, mattresses and box springs
- Dressers, tables and shelving
- Rugs, lamps and décor
- Boxed clothing, books and housewares
Appliances & electronics
- Refrigerators and freezers
- Washers, dryers and dishwashers
- Ranges, ovens and microwaves
- TVs, monitors and printers
- Water heaters and dehumidifiers
Cleanouts & turnovers
- Whole-home and estate contents
- Garage, basement and attic clutter
- Abandoned tenant belongings
- Office furniture and cubicles
- Shed and outbuilding contents
Construction & renovation
- Drywall, lumber and trim
- Demo tile, plaster and cabinetry
- Flooring, carpet and underlayment
- Old tubs, vanities and fixtures
- Bagged site debris
Outdoor
- Patio furniture and grills
- Brush, branches and yard waste
- Fencing and decking (reviewed)
- Playsets and trampolines
- Scrap metal and bikes
Reviewed case by case
- Pianos, safes and hot tubs
- Large quantities of tires
- Suspected pest-affected items
- Structure demolition requests
- Anything requiring a licensed trade
What we cannot take
Prohibited and hazardous
- • Paint, solvents, fuel and oil
- • Propane tanks and pressurized cylinders
- • Asbestos, lead paint debris and regulated materials
- • Medical or biohazard waste
- • Ammunition and explosives
These require licensed handlers or county household-hazardous-waste drop-off. The quote flow flags them before a crew is scheduled.
Accepted-items FAQs
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