Our junk removal services

Most of what we do falls into a few buckets: furniture and mattresses (about a third of our calls), appliances and water heaters (another quarter), garage and shed cleanouts (the biggest single-ticket jobs), estate cleanouts when someone's parent moves into assisted living, and the random stuff - hot tubs, swing sets, sheds about to fall over in a backyard, the playscape the kids outgrew. A few things worth knowing before you call. Hot tubs are the priciest single item we move. Plan on $300-450 depending on whether it's still on a deck or sitting on a slab, whether the electrical is disconnected, and how many guys we need on the truck. We bring our own sawzall and we cut them apart in place when they won't fit out the gate. Estate cleanouts get a fixed flat-price quote after we walk the house. We don't bill hourly. We sort, donate what's donatable (Goodwill on Mason Road and the Katy Christian Ministries thrift store both take furniture in decent condition), and haul the rest. If there's anything you want kept, mark it with a sticky note or just point - we don't toss anything you haven't waved off. Garage cleanouts are usually a one-load job ($250-400) but every once in a while we hit a real hoarder situation that needs two or three loads. We tell you up front when that's happening so there are no surprises. We do not take: tires (Katy doesn't make this easy and we don't want to fight the disposal site), wet paint (dry it out with kitty litter and it goes in the regular trash), or hazmat - anything with a skull on the label, we'll point you to the Katy Recycling Center on Franz Road. For anything else we'll take a look and quote it. The truck holds a little over fourteen cubic yards, which is most full garages or one big living-room set of furniture.