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How much does junk removal cost in the Treasure Valley?

Short answer: it depends on how much space your stuff takes up in the trailer. Here's the long answer, without the runaround.

If you've ever called three junk removal companies and gotten three different numbers, you already know the frustration. Some quote by the item, some by the hour, some won't say anything until they're standing in your driveway.

We price by the load. That means one thing decides your price: how much space your items take up in our 14-cubic-yard dump trailer. A single couch and a stuffed garage are not the same job, and they shouldn't cost the same.

Excavator loading debris onto a truck during a cleanout project

What each load size costs

Our load pricing is published so you can see it before you ever book. The four main sizes most jobs land on:

1/4 load$150
1/2 load$275
3/4 load$390
Full load$500

We also price the in-between steps — 3/8, 5/8, and 7/8 loads — so you're never rounded up a full quarter just because your pile landed somewhere in the middle.

What changes your price

Load size sets the price, with a couple of exceptions worth knowing up front.

Unusually heavy items

Refrigerators, appliances, and other dense items carry their own fee on top of the load price. Those fees are always disclosed before we start.

Heavy materials

Concrete, dirt, sand, and rocks are priced by cubic yardage rather than by standard load size. For reference, a full load of these materials is 4 cubic yards — we'll confirm your number over the phone or when we see the pile, before any work starts.

Access does not change your price

Whether it's an easy curb pickup or a tight backyard haul-out, we don't charge more based on how hard your stuff is to reach.

Want your exact number?

Call us and we'll talk through what you've got, or book online and we'll confirm the load size when we arrive.