TipsOctober 28, 2025

Moving? Here's How to Get Rid of Everything You're Not Taking

Don't pay to move things you don't want. Here's the smartest way to lighten your load — and get paid for what you leave behind.

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The average American move costs $1,400 locally and $4,300+ for long distance — and a huge portion of that cost is hauling stuff you don't even want. Every box, every piece of furniture, every appliance adds weight and time.

The smart play: call us before the movers arrive. We clear out everything you're not taking, credit you for items with value, and your moving crew has less to pack, load, and unload. You save on moving costs AND get paid for your unwanted items.

Furniture you're replacing at the new place — old bed frames, the couch that doesn't fit the new living room, the dining set you're upgrading — has real resale value. Don't pay movers to haul it across town just to throw it away later.

Timing matters: book your junk removal 2–3 days before your move date. This gives you a clean, decluttered space for the movers to work in — which speeds up their job and saves you money on both ends.

We've handled thousands of pre-move cleanouts. The average customer removes 20–40% of their belongings before a move and saves $200–$600 in moving costs on top of the resale credits they earn from us.

Ready to see what your junk is worth?

Starting at $100/hr. Dump fees included (an industry first). 50% Resale Credit (when applicable).

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