What we haul
- Furniture — couches, mattresses, dressers, that exercise bike
- Appliance removal
- Garage, attic, and shed clear-outs
- Storage unit clean-outs — often the last step of a move we did
- Estate and downsizing clear-outs, handled patiently and respectfully
- Moving-day leftovers: whatever isn't going to the new house disappears the same day
What we can't take: hazardous materials — paint, chemicals, fuel, tires, and anything a landfill refuses. We'll point you to the right county drop-off if you're stuck with them.
Why pair junk removal with a move
The cheapest junk removal you'll ever buy is the load that never gets moved. Most customers add a haul-away to the front of a move: we take the discard pile away first, then you pay to move only what you're keeping. On downsizing and estate moves, that routinely pays for itself.
How junk removal is priced
By volume — how much of the truck your load fills — with the loading labor included. You point, we carry, and the price is confirmed before anything goes on the truck.
Where it goes
Usable furniture and household goods don't go to the landfill — what still has life in it finds a second home with local organizations in every city we serve.
Donated pieces go where they do real good: in Savannah, that means stops like Goodwill Southeast Georgia and the Habitat for Humanity ReStore; in Statesboro, Habitat for Humanity of Bulloch County; in Brunswick, the Glynn County Habitat ReStore and The Salvation Army; and in Columbus, Goodwill Industries of the Southern Rivers and Valley Rescue Mission.