Single Items & Small Piles

Good for one or two bulky items or a very small pile that doesn’t justify a larger load.

• Typical range: about $85–$125 for single items (mattress, couch, recliner, small appliance, etc.)
• Pricing depends on size, weight, and access (upstairs, tight gates, long carry, etc.)
• Discounts may apply when combined with a larger trailer load on the same visit

Trailer Load Pricing (20-Yard Dump Trailer)

Most jobs are quoted as a fraction of a full 20-yard trailer based on volume. These are the standard junk hauling prices before any applicable curbside discount:

• 1/4 load – smaller piles, partial garage loads — $225
• 1/2 load – medium cleanouts, mix of furniture & boxes — $325
• 3/4 load – large cleanouts, heavier mixed debris — $425
• Full load – up to roughly twelve pickup loads of typical household junk — $575

Prices shown are before any eligible $25 curbside discount on qualifying trailer loads. Final pricing is confirmed by photos or an on-site estimate before work begins.

$25 Curbside Discount on Trailer Loads

If you’re able to stage junk near the curb, driveway, or an easily accessible area where the trailer can be backed in, you can save money on labor.

• $25 OFF qualifying 1/4, 1/2, 3/4, and full trailer loads
• Items must be staged in an area with easy access and minimal stairs
• Perfect for homeowners who can drag items out but don’t want to haul to the dump

Hot Tub & Spa Removal

Hot tub removal in Mesa, AZ can be a big project, but the 20-yard trailer makes old spa and hot tub removal practical in many East Valley backyards.

• Standard above-ground spas typically start around $325
• Most average access jobs land in the $325–$425 range
• More difficult access, partial decks, or sunken tubs may range from $395–$475+
• Complex or built-in installs can be higher and are quoted individually based on photos

Text photos of the tub, equipment side, and access path for a specific hot tub removal quote.

Common Items We Haul

• Household junk, boxes, and general clutter
• Furniture: couches, recliners, tables, dressers, mattresses
• Appliances (non-commercial) such as washers, dryers, fridges (depending on condition & refrigerant requirements)
• Garage cleanouts, yard sale leftovers, and move-out piles
• Non-hazardous construction debris like lumber, trim, flooring, and small demo debris
• Tree limbs, branches, and green waste — especially when combined with tree work

Items That May Be Limited or Not Accepted

• Hazardous materials (fuel, oil, chemicals, solvents, pesticides)
• Large amounts of dirt, rock, concrete, or brick (weight limits apply)
• Paint, stains, or similar liquids that are not fully dried
• Commercial or industrial waste requiring special disposal permits
• Anything the local transfer station or landfill cannot accept by law

If you’re unsure, text photos and a short description of what you need hauled, and you’ll get a straight answer about whether it can be taken and what it might cost.