Junk Removal Questions and Answers

Call, or fill in the estimate form with a short description and a few photos. The estimate is free and has no obligation.

How much space the load takes in the truck, how heavy it is, and how hard it is to reach. Stairs, long carries and tight spaces add time.

Usually, yes. Point them out when the crew arrives and the price is adjusted for the extra space before loading.

Calls are taken from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., seven days a week.

Yes. Calls may be recorded, and a short announcement plays at the start of the call.

Furniture, mattresses, appliances, exercise equipment, boxes and bagged clutter, shelving, rugs, outdoor furniture, playsets, yard debris and general household junk.

Paint, fuel, oil, pesticides and household chemicals. Madison County residents can take those free of charge to the Household Hazardous Waste Facility in Huntsville.

Yes. Empty the food first. If the appliance is still running, unplug it a day early so it can drain and dry.

Ask when you call. Some need to be taken apart first, and the estimate will say how that is handled.

Yes, through the monthly large-item pickup run by your commission district, up to about one pickup-bed of items per house. The cart service never takes furniture. See the District 1 large debris page or the District 4 page for Harvest.

No. Both District 1 and District 4 say they do not pick up debris generated by contractors. The contractor, or a hauler you hire, removes it.

District 1 runs a landfill at 385 Beth Road in New Market for its residents. It does not accept household garbage, propane tanks or chemicals. Check the county page for hours and limits.

No. Items are lifted out of whatever room, garage or outbuilding they are in.

Set aside anything you want kept, clear a path to the door, and let us know about stairs, gates or parking limits ahead of time.

For work inside the home, yes. For items already outside, ask when you book.