GENERAL JUNK REMOVAL · BETHLEHEM & LEHIGH VALLEY
That pile can go.
Your plans can grow.
You don’t need a whole-house cleanout to want your space back. A few unwanted items, a growing pile or a project’s loose ends are a good place to start.
Plan my pickup
START WITH YOUR ITEMS
What’s ready to go?
These are good starting points for your request. We’ll confirm the specific items and handling requirements before scheduling.
- General household clutter
- Boxes of unwanted belongings
- Small furniture & household items
- Outdoor items (confirm first)
- Mixed loads of approved items
For the pile that keeps getting bigger.
Finishing a household declutter
Once you’ve chosen what to keep, describe what remains: boxes of household items, small furniture or a mixture. A rough count plus a list of the contents is more useful than “a little junk.”
Combining a few small jobs
A shelf in the garage, unwanted items in a spare room and a few boxes can be discussed together. Identify each collection point so the quote reflects the complete load and the time needed to reach it.
A smoother pickup starts here.
1. Show us what’s in the pile
Describe the items rather than just the number of bags. The contents, weight and size help us understand the job.
2. Keep special materials separate
Paint, chemicals, batteries, fuel, propane, electronics and construction debris can have special requirements. Ask about them before adding them to a load.
3. Pick a practical collection point
Tell us whether the items are inside, in a garage or outside, and if the path includes stairs or a long carry.
What helps us understand a mixed load?
Contents, not just containers. A box of bedding and a box of books have different weights. Describe what bags, boxes and bins contain, and identify anything sharp, fragile or unusually heavy.
The amount and access. Give a rough item count or describe the space the pile occupies. Include stairs, a long carry from the back of the property and any limits on where a vehicle can stop.
Materials that need a separate answer. Construction debris, electronics, tires, batteries and liquids should be named individually. Mixing them into a general load does not establish that they can be accepted.
Our junk removal pricing guide explains the information that helps establish a quote. For your specific items, send a pickup request.
Good to know.
Please don’t include unknown liquids, hazardous waste, asbestos, medical waste or other restricted materials. If you’re unsure about an item, ask before scheduling.
If the project has grown into several rooms, our home and property cleanout guide can help you plan the wider scope.
Questions about general junk removal.
Is there a minimum job size or charge?
Ask for a quote for your specific items. Any minimum charge, special handling and disposal costs should be confirmed before you agree to a pickup.
Should I bag or box everything first?
Describe the contents before repacking a mixed load. Keep special materials separate and let us know about loose or sharp items. We’ll discuss preparation for your specific pickup; don’t hide unknown contents inside sealed containers.
Can I add more items after I’ve received a quote?
Contact us with the updated list before the appointment. Extra items may change the space, handling or disposal needed, so the original scope, price and availability should be reviewed before the load grows.
MORE ROOM. MORE POSSIBILITIES.
Something else to clear?
01Furniture & bulky items
The old couch. The extra mattress. The pieces that no longer fit your life.
Let’s clear it out
02Appliance removal
Make room for the upgrade. Start with the appliance, its size, and its location.
Let’s clear it out
03Home & property cleanouts
Garages, basements, spare rooms. Take your space back, one load at a time.
Let’s clear it out