How much is going?
A single couch and a packed storage unit are different jobs. Wide photos of every item help Mario see the space the load will need. Include the whole pile, not just the front.
The price starts with your job. Get Your Junk gives free, upfront estimates based on what needs to go and the work it takes to remove it. You know the quote before the lifting starts.
A single couch and a packed storage unit are different jobs. Wide photos of every item help Mario see the space the load will need. Include the whole pile, not just the front.
Heavy furniture, loose yard debris, and demolition each involve different work. Describe the materials and whether they are already loose or still part of a structure.
Stairs, tight spaces, gates, and the distance to the truck affect the work involved. Describe the pickup path so Mario can account for it in the estimate.
Mark the items that stay. If you add more items or the scope changes, discuss the updated job with Mario before work begins. Do not handle heavy or questionable materials just to take a photo.
Mario quotes the load you actually have, including its size and access. Share the details to get a price for your job. Show Mario your job.
Removing furniture or appliances, emptying a storage unit, and clearing yard debris each call for different details. The service pages explain what to include when you ask for a quote.
Yes. Get Your Junk provides free, upfront estimates. Call, text photos, or use the quote form to describe your job.
Get Your Junk prices by the job, mainly by how much room the load takes in the truck and how much work it needs. Mario confirms the price before work starts.
Photos are a useful starting point. Send a wide view, an item list, and access details. Mario can tell you if he needs more information to quote the job.
Wet paint, chemicals, and other hazardous materials are not accepted. If you are unsure about an item, describe it to Mario before arranging removal.