What We Take for Junk Removal in Clark County, WA

Furniture and beds

From a couch replacement to several rooms of furniture, show every piece. You do not need to carry furniture to the curb when safe indoor access is available.

• Couches
• Sofas
• Sectionals
• Sleeper sofas
• Recliners
• Loveseats
• Mattresses
• Box springs
• Bed frames
• Bunk beds
• Headboards
• Footboards
• Cots
• Rollaway beds
• Dressers
• Wardrobes
• Nightstands
• Dining-room tables
• Coffee tables
• Chairs
• Bookcases
• Entertainment centers
• Hutches
• Cabinets
• Chests
• Wood and metal futons
• Office desks
• Modular cubicles
• Pianos
• Patio furniture

Furniture removal

Pianos, oversized pieces, built-ins and attached furniture need a specific removal plan. Identify any pieces or fixtures that must stay.

Appliances and electronics

Appliances must be safely disconnected before pickup. Tell us the appliance type and size. For electronics, remove private information first; collection does not include data destruction.

• Refrigerators
• Freezers
• Washers
• Dryers
• Dishwashers
• Stoves
• Ovens and ranges
• Microwaves
• Water heaters
• Furnaces
• Boilers
• Radiators
• Air conditioners
• Humidifiers
• Wine coolers
• Kegerators
• Ice machines
• Commercial scales
• Pizza ovens
• Wood-burning stoves
• Vacuums
• Steam cleaners
• Televisions
• Computer monitors
• Desktop computers
• Laptops
• Printers
• Office phone systems
• Hydroponic systems
• Computer accessories

Appliance removal

Send the model, dimensions and condition for commercial, fuel-connected or unusual equipment. Everything must be safely disconnected; empty liquids and arrange safe handling of gas cylinders first. We do not accept fuel, chemicals, contaminated tanks or pressurized cylinders. Do not open sealed refrigerant systems. Electronics pickup does not include data destruction.

Household clutter and storage

Identify the contents of boxes and containers before booking. Set aside personal records, valuables and belongings you want to keep. Fuel, chemicals and other hazardous substances must not be mixed into a household load.

• Cardboard
• Newspapers
• Boxes
• Storage totes
• Stored household clutter
• Old tools
• Lawn mowers
• Gym equipment
• Exercise equipment
• Trampolines
• Basketball hoops
• Play structures
• Swing sets
• Bicycles
• Tires
• Car parts
• Holiday decorations
• General household trash
• Rubbish
• Books
• Toys
• Rugs

Garage and storage cleanouts

Tell us the size, condition and disassembly needs of exercise or play equipment. Fuel-powered equipment must be free of fuel and hazardous liquids. Tire quantities and car parts are reviewed before pickup; whole vehicles requiring title transfer are not included.

Yard debris and outdoor removal

Show outdoor piles, structures and the complete access route. Hot tubs must be drained and safely disconnected. Shed, fence and hot-tub breakdown is reviewed before booking.

• Branches
• Brush
• Grass clippings
• Bagged yard waste
• Leaves
• Sod
• Mulch
• Firewood
• Old timber
• Fencing
• Fence panels
• Shed contents
• Shed breakdown and removal
• Hot tubs
• Swim spas
• Jacuzzis
• Hot tub covers
• Above-ground pools
• Walk-in tubs
• Clawfoot tubs
• Home saunas
• Patio items

Outdoor breakdown and hauling

Heavy landscape material, pools, saunas and large spas require individual acceptance and access review. Tubs and equipment must be drained and safely disconnected. Demolition scope and any necessary approvals are agreed before booking; utility work, structural building demolition and hazardous cleanup are not included.

Construction and remodeling debris

Identify all materials and the amount before scheduling. Dense debris needs a safe loading plan and acceptance review, not a weight-based price. We do not take asbestos or unknown hazardous material.

• Scrap wood
• Drywall
• Sheetrock
• Carpet
• Flooring
• Shingles
• Roofing materials
• Insulation
• Pallets
• Showers
• Sinks
• Toilets
• Remodel offcuts
• Scrap metal
• Brick
• Pavers
• Gravel
• Concrete pieces
• Removed cabinets
• Trim
• Project packaging

Construction debris removal

Show all materials and quantities before booking. Dense debris must fit safe handling and vehicle capacity; pricing is still by truck space, not weight. We do not take asbestos or suspected asbestos-containing materials, including suspect insulation, flooring or roofing. Unknown or contaminated material needs specialist review.

Office, commercial and rental contents

Confirm who has authority to approve removal. Separate confidential records, leased equipment and anything that stays. Share building access and loading requirements with the quote request.

• Modular cubicles
• Partition panels
• Boardroom tables
• Group workstations
• Office chairs
• Office desks
• File cabinets
• Retail displays
• Warehouse pallets
• Freestanding shelving
• Packaging debris
• Apartment turnovers
• Eviction cleanouts
• Foreclosure and REO cleanouts
• Hoarding cleanups
• Storage-unit cleanouts
• Office cleanouts
• Estate household contents
• Nonhazardous stockroom clutter

Commercial junk removal

Confirm authority to dispose of property and resolve any required notices before booking. Hoarding and turnover work covers reviewed nonhazardous contents, not medical or biological cleanup. Secure private records and data, separate leased equipment, and discuss any requested photo documentation or building requirements in advance.

Unusual, oversized or connected items? Ask first.

Send the item type, dimensions, condition and photos of the route out. We confirm the specific removal plan rather than assuming every item or structure fits every pickup.

• Pianos and oversized equipment
• Tires: tell us the number and whether wheels are attached
• Concrete and brick: show the size and complete pile
• Large commercial appliances
• Play structures and trampolines
• Pools, swim spas and saunas
• Fixtures connected to utilities
• Unknown containers or mixed material

Ask about your items

Items we cannot accept

Hazardous materials require a suitable specialist or designated collection program. Do not put them into bags or boxes with ordinary junk. Dried paint containers and unknown materials need review; do not assume they are accepted.

• Wet paint, oil-based paint, stains and paint thinners
• Gasoline, motor oil and other fuels
• Propane and other pressurized fuel containers
• Oil furnaces or uncleaned oil tanks containing fuel or residue
• Asbestos and suspected asbestos-containing material
• Pesticides, industrial cleaning chemicals and solvents
• Medical, biological and sharps waste
• Unknown dangerous substances
• Vehicles or boats requiring title-transfer handling