The Only Junk Removal Company That Pays You Back
Junk Removal Pricing
$200/hr Per Man — That's It
One rate. Everything included. Your valuable items earn you money back. Here's exactly how it works — no fine print, no gotchas.
Quick Estimate
What's your junk removal cost?
Tap items below. We'll estimate hours and labor. Pickup and dropoff included.
Couch / Sofa
0Sectional
0Armchair / Recliner
0Mattress (Q/K)
0Mattress (Twin/Full)
0Box Spring
0Dining Table
0Dresser / Bookshelf
0Office Desk
0Office Chair
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Add an item above to see your estimate.
Estimate only. Final pricing is set on-site once our crew sees the items, access, and stairs. Pickup and dropoff included. 1-hour minimum, dump fees included. Item valuation happens after this estimate — we credit 50% of fair resale value on anything worth keeping.
Book Now & Save $10Item valuation comes after the estimate. The number above is hours and labor only. At pickup we appraise anything with fair resale value and credit you 50% off this total — if credits exceed the bill, we cut you a check.
Flat Rate, Dump Fees Included, No Tiers
$200/hr Per Man, 1 Hour Minimum, Everything Included
One rate, every day, every job. Dump fees baked in. 50% Resale Credit (when applicable) on every item worth something. See all 34 services covered at this rate.
Flat Rate
$200
per hour, per man
- ✓1 hour minimum
- ✓Dump fees included (an industry first)
- ✓Same-day available
- ✓50% Resale Credit (when applicable) on items with value
- ✓Same rate every day — weekdays, weekends, holidays
Our pricing is straightforward. $200 per hour per man, with a 1 hour minimum, dump fees included. Not $200 plus a fuel surcharge. Not $200 plus dump fees. Not $200 base with a $50 "heavy item fee" when we pick up your fridge. The crew pulls up, works the job, and the clock runs from the moment they start loading until they finish the walkthrough. If it takes 47 minutes with one man, you pay the 1 hour minimum of $200. If it takes 2 hours with two men, you pay $800 before any resale credits come off the top.
You watch the clock. There's nothing to estimate, nothing to dispute, nothing to game. Time is time. Crew size is whatever the job requires. Items with resale value come right off your bill at 50% of appraised value — and if those credits exceed what you owe, we cut you a check.
How the 50% Resale Credit (when applicable) Reduces Your Bill
50% Resale Credit (when applicable) — Your Stuff Has Value and You Deserve a Cut
Every other junk company takes your items and resells the good ones for profit. We split the value with you — 50/50. Here's how the appraisal works, what items qualify, and why this saves you money on every service we offer.
As our crew loads your items, they're trained to spot value. Not just the obvious stuff — yes, your Pottery Barn dining table has value. But so does that DeWalt drill in the junk drawer, the working dishwasher you're replacing, and the Bowflex in the corner of the basement. Our crew knows what sells in your local market because they live here and do this every day.
When they find something with value, they appraise it right there — not in a warehouse later, not behind closed doors. You see the item, you see the comparable sales data, you see the appraised value, and you approve the credit before it goes on your invoice. 50% of the appraised value comes off your bill. A $400 leather sofa = $200 credit. A $300 working fridge = $150 credit. A $200 set of power tools = $100 credit. Credits stack — the more valuable stuff in your cleanout, the less you pay.
If your credits add up to more than the hours your crew worked, we don't just zero out the bill. We hand you a check or send you a digital payment — right there, same day. This happens more than you'd think, especially on estate cleanouts and office cleanouts where the density of valuable items is high.
What You Pay and How It Adds Up
How the Math Works on a Real Job
A simple walk-through of what your bill looks like — labor time, dump fees included, and the 50% Resale Credit (when applicable) coming off the top before you pay.
Step 1 — Time: The clock starts when the crew begins loading. $200 per man, per hour. One man on a small job is $200/hr. Two men on a bigger job is $400/hr. We bill in 15-minute increments after the first hour minimum.
Step 2 — Dump fees: Already included in the hourly rate. Nothing extra at the transfer station. Nothing extra for heavy items. Nothing extra for stairs, long carries, or distance to the dump.
Step 3 — Appraisal: Anything with resale value gets appraised on the spot. You see the item, you see the value, you approve the credit. 50% of appraised value comes off your bill.
Step 4 — Final bill: Hours × $200 per man − resale credits = what you pay. If credits exceed the bill, we pay you the difference. That's the whole math.
Hazardous Materials and Items We Cannot Remove
What's Not Included — Items We Can't Haul
We take almost everything, but federal and state regulations prohibit us from handling certain hazardous materials. Here's what we can't remove — and where to take it instead. For everything else, we've got you covered.
We Cannot Remove
- ✕Hazardous chemicals & solvents — paint thinner, acetone, acids, pesticides, pool chemicals
- ✕Asbestos-containing materials — requires licensed abatement contractor
- ✕Wet paint & lacquers — dried/solidified paint cans are OK
- ✕Biological & medical waste — blood, needles, pharmaceuticals, biohazard materials
- ✕Oil drums & fuel tanks — above-ground and underground storage tanks
- ✕Full propane tanks — empty tanks are OK
- ✕Ammunition & explosives — fireworks, flares, gunpowder
- ✕Compressed gas cylinders — oxygen, acetylene, nitrogen (empty tanks OK)
- ✕Radioactive materials — smoke detectors in small quantities are OK
Where to Dispose of Hazardous Items
- →Household chemicals & paint — your local HHW (Household Hazardous Waste) collection center. Most counties offer free drop-off days.
- →Asbestos — contact a licensed asbestos abatement contractor. Required by law in all 50 states.
- →Medical waste — contact your local health department or use a licensed medical waste hauler.
- →Propane tanks — many hardware stores and propane dealers accept empties for exchange or recycling.
- →Ammunition — contact your local police department for safe disposal options.
- →Not sure? Call us at (888) 831-3001. We'll tell you if we can take it or point you to the right resource.
If you're not sure whether an item qualifies, just ask. Our crew will identify any items we can't take during the walkthrough and let you know before work begins. We'll never charge you for items we can't remove. And for everything that's not on the hazardous list — furniture, appliances, construction debris, yard waste, electronics, and everything else — we handle it all.
Items That Earn You Money Back During Junk Removal
What Items Earn Resale Credit — And How Much They're Worth
Not everything has resale value, but you'd be surprised how much of your "junk" is actually worth money. Here's what our crews look for during every junk removal job — and what it typically earns you in your local market.
Furniture ($50-$2,000+ resale): Solid wood dressers, dining sets, desks, bed frames, bookshelves, leather couches. Brand names like Pottery Barn, West Elm, Restoration Hardware, and Ethan Allen hold 30-60% of retail value. Even mid-range stuff in good condition has buyers. Your credit: 50% of resale = $25-$1,000+ per piece.
Appliances ($75-$600+ resale): Working fridges, washers, dryers, ovens, dishwashers. Stainless steel commands higher prices. Landlords and flippers are always buying. A working Samsung fridge is worth $300-$600 — that's $150-$300 back to you.
Electronics ($25-$800+ resale): Flat screen TVs under 5 years, gaming consoles, computers, monitors, audio equipment. Apple products hold value exceptionally well.
Tools ($25-$500+ resale): DeWalt, Milwaukee, Makita power tools hold 40-70% of retail for years. Full tool sets, shop equipment, and lawn equipment all have active buyers in your area.
Everything else: Exercise equipment (Pelotons hold $500+), musical instruments, outdoor furniture, grills, bikes, antiques, collectibles — if it has a buyer, you get credit.
No credit (still removed): Broken furniture, stained mattresses, construction debris, yard waste, household trash. These still get hauled at the same hourly rate — they just don't generate credit.
Zero Hidden Fees, Zero Contracts, Zero Surprises
No Hidden Junk Removal Fees — What We Quote Is What You Pay
We don't do surcharges, add-ons, or "oh we forgot to mention" line items. Here's every fee that doesn't exist when you book with us.
No dump fees: Included. Transfer station costs, landfill fees, recycling fees — all baked into the $200/hr per man.
No heavy item surcharge: Fridges, pianos, safes, hot tubs — same rate.
No stair fee: Third-floor walkup? Basement? Attic with a pull-down ladder? Same $200/hr per man.
No distance fee: Doesn't matter if the dump is 5 miles or 30 miles from your house.
No minimum truck load: Got one lamp and a bag of clothes? $200 for the 1 hour minimum, one man.
No contracts: Every job is standalone. No recurring charges, no subscriptions, no cancellation penalties. Call us when you need us.
No weekend/holiday markup: Saturday morning? Sunday afternoon? Fourth of July? Same $200/hr per man. We work 7AM-8PM, 7 days a week, 365 days a year at the same rate.
Same $200/hr Per Man Rate in Every City We Serve
Junk Removal Pricing in 900++ Cities — Same Rate, Local Crew, Every Time
Whether you're in New York or Nebraska, LA or Little Rock — the rate is $200/hr per man. Your local crew knows your area, your dump sites, your resale market. Same pricing, local execution. Find your city on our locations page.
We don't charge more in expensive markets or less in rural areas. $200/hr per man everywhere. What does vary is your crew's local knowledge — they know which items sell best in your market, which recycling centers are closest, which charities accept donations in your area. That local expertise means faster jobs and more accurate appraisals, which means lower bills and higher credits for you.
Same-day booking available in most cities for calls placed before noon. Book online or call (888) 831-3001. We'll confirm pricing, explain the 1 hour minimum, and schedule your pickup. That's it.
$200/hr Per Man. Dump Fees Included. 50% Resale Credit (when applicable). Book Now & Save $10.
Same-day available. No hidden fees. No contracts. Your stuff has value — let us prove it.