Serving Cincinnati · Dayton · Hamilton · Middletown
Already piled at the curb? That is our quickest job — and it may qualify for less.
What this job looks like
If everything is already gathered and ready to load, the job takes us less time — and we price it accordingly. Bags, boxes, furniture, a pile left after a move or an event: put it at the curb or in the driveway, send a photo, and we will take the lot.
Most of what you pay for on a normal junk removal is labor: going into the house, taking things apart and carrying them out. When the pile is already at the curb, most of that disappears. The crew backs up, loads and leaves.
That is why curbside pickups may qualify for lower pricing than the same volume inside the house. Send a photo of the pile with something in frame for scale — a trash can or a car is perfect — and you will get the number.
Regular trash service has limits: a set number of bags, bulk items only on certain days, no loose debris, nothing that does not fit the can. The pile that is left over after a move-out, a yard cleanup or a garage sale does not fit any of those rules.
We take it regardless — bagged or loose, furniture and boxes mixed together, carpet rolls, broken toys, yard waste. It does not need to be sorted or bundled.
Apartment complexes are among the commercial customers we work for, and the jobs look like this: overflowing dumpster areas after move-out week, furniture dumped by the enclosure, a hallway of tenant leave-behinds.
We clear the pile, sweep the pad and let you know when it is done. Property managers do not need to be on site — photos and access details are enough.
Put it somewhere the truck can reach: the end of the driveway, the tree lawn, beside the garage door. Keep it off the sidewalk and clear of mailboxes and parked cars, and if it has to sit overnight, a tarp keeps cardboard from turning to pulp in the rain.
Keep anything you are not getting rid of well away from the pile. A bike leaning against the heap or a bin that is supposed to stay looks exactly like part of the job from the street — if in doubt, move it inside or mention it when we confirm the price.
Real job
Drag the handle. Same camera position, same day — before we started and after we left.
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What it costs
By the space it takes in the truck — the same way we price every job. You get the number before we start, and you pay when we’re finished.
Minimum
From $125
A small, standard pickup — our minimum starting charge.
⅛ load
$150
A few bulky items or a small pile.
¼ load
$225
A single room’s worth of household items.
½ load
$400
A garage bay or a small basement.
¾ load
$550
A large garage, shed or attic.
Full load
$725
A full truck or trailer — most whole-house cleanouts start here.
Our $125 minimum is a starting charge for a small, standard pickup — not a single-item price. Some individual items, like pianos, large sectionals or extremely heavy pieces, are quoted separately because of their size, weight, labor or disposal requirements.
What changes the price, and what’s included
10% off for veterans and seniors, and curbside pickups may qualify for less.
Reviews
Every review we’ve published is five stars, and our crew gets named in them by first name. That’s the part we’re proudest of.
Did an amazing job! Called and the next day they were there to do the job!
Lisa Rozelle
Family owned, great price, fast scheduling, super friendly and professional.
Kelly Gross
Outstanding service!! They were prompt, professional, quick and thorough, very affordable.
Chety n Lycan
Get a price
Send a few photos and your ZIP and we’ll come back with a number — usually within five minutes.
Send a couple of photos and we’ll price it fast. We usually reply within 5 minutes.
Your request is in. Someone from our crew will get back to you shortly — usually within about five minutes during our hours (Calls 7 days · 7am–10pm).
Need it sooner? Call (513) 935-1400 and a real person will pick up.
FAQ
It depends on the pile, but less labor means a lower price than the same volume carried out of the house. It is still priced by how much of the truck it fills, starting at our $125 minimum.
No. Bagged, boxed or loose is fine. Loose debris like broken glass or nails is safer bagged or boxed if you have the chance.
No. If the pile is at the curb or in the driveway, we confirm the price by phone or text, load it, and let you know when it is gone.
Yes. Overflow and furniture left around dumpster enclosures is common work for us. We clear it, sweep the pad and let you know when it is done.
Yes, if your city allows it. Put it where the truck can reach it, off the sidewalk, and tell us exactly where it is when we confirm the price. A tarp over cardboard helps if rain is forecast.
Yes — brush, branches and storm debris can go in with everything else. Dirt, rock and concrete are heavy materials and are priced differently.
Send a few photos and we’ll price it fast. If it’s easier, just call — a real person picks up.
