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Conyers · Lakeview Estates · Stonecrest · Covington

(404) 777-5149
Two workers in navy t-shirts and gloves carry an old beige sofa down a driveway toward a white box truck, beside a pile of cardboard and debris near a brick ranch home

Junk Hauling in Conyers, Done With Care

From a single tired recliner to a garage or basement packed to the ceiling, we carry off what you are done with and sort it by material. Furniture, appliances, remodel scraps and storage unit contents each go where they fit best. We cover Conyers, Covington and Snellville.

  • In business since 2021
  • Licensed and insured
  • Over 1,200 Google reviews
  • Free on-site estimates

What We Clear From Your Home

We haul the things that have outstayed their welcome, from a single sleeper sofa to a full basement. Our work covers general junk removal, furniture removal and appliance removal, along with garage cleanouts, basement cleanouts and storage unit cleanouts. We also take construction debris after a remodel and handle commercial junk removal for shops and offices. Every load is sorted by material, because solid wood, scrap steel and old electronics each have a better place to go than a landfill cell.

Worker in a dark shirt and cap wheels an old water heater on a hand truck toward a loaded junk truck in a residential street, beside black trash bags and a trailer
  • Junk Removal

    We haul household junk from inside or outside your home and sort each load by material, so usable pieces get donated and metal gets recycled.

  • Furniture Removal

    Sofas, sectionals, mattresses, dressers and desks carried out of any room, then sorted for donation, recycling or disposal based on what each piece is made of.

  • Appliance Removal

    Old refrigerators, washers, dryers and ranges carried out of your home with care, then sorted so the metal and refrigerant reach the right recycler.

  • Garage Cleanouts

    We clear a crowded garage down to bare concrete, sorting metal, wood, cardboard and usable goods so less of it ends up in the landfill.

  • Construction Debris

    Drywall, lumber, tile, concrete and old fixtures cleared from your remodel, sorted by type and loaded by our crew.

  • Commercial Junk Removal

    Office furniture, retail fixtures, electronics and leftover stock hauled from your business, sorted by material and priced before we start.

  • Basement Cleanouts

    We clear basements stair by stair, separating swollen particleboard, mildewed fabric and metal so each goes to the right place.

  • Storage Unit Cleanouts

    We empty rented storage units, sort the contents by what can be donated, recycled or hauled off, and leave the floor swept for move-out.

What Goes Into the Price of a Load

The price mostly depends on how much truck space your things fill and how much effort it takes to bring them out. Materials matter as well, because some cost more to dispose of the right way. These are the things we check at the estimate.

After we see the load at a free on-site estimate, you get a firm number. That number holds unless you decide to add more.

Truck space
We start with how much of the truck your load takes up. A handful of large pieces can need more room than a dozen boxes.
How heavy it is
Brick, concrete, tile and shingles reach the truck's weight limit well before they fill its space. Bulky, light things like foam cushions work the other way.
Pieces with special disposal
Fridges, freezers and window AC units contain refrigerant that must be recovered before the metal can be recycled. Mattresses, tires and electronics also have their own drop-off points, and that changes the cost.
Getting items to the truck
A pile at the curb goes faster than a basement with a tight stairwell or an attic you reach by pull-down ladder. Long walks and sharp turns add time.
Taking things apart
Sectionals, bed frames, wooden swing sets and old shelving often have to come apart before they fit out of the house or yard. We bring our own tools and handle it.
State of the items
Boxes and carpet that have taken on moisture through a muggy Georgia summer are much heavier than dry ones, and mildewed items cannot go to donation.

What a Job Looks Like

From one appliance to a whole cleanout, most jobs move through the same unhurried steps.

  1. 1

    A quick call

    Let us know what is going and about where it is in your home. We pick a time to come see it.

  2. 2

    A free look in person

    We go over the items together, flag what could be donated or recycled and give you a clear price. You are under no obligation to book.

  3. 3

    Loading with care

    Floors and doorways get covered, anything that needs it gets taken apart and the crew carries it all out. You point; we lift.

  4. 4

    Sorting and drop-off

    Furniture in good shape goes to donation, metal and appliances go to recycling, and what remains goes to proper disposal. Items with refrigerant go where it can be handled safely.

  5. 5

    A clean floor

    When the room or driveway is clear, we sweep it so the space is ready for its next use.

Worker in a black cap points from an open garage at an end table, boxes and bagged junk on the driveway as a homeowner looks on, with a plywood-sided truck parked beyond
Three workers in gloves load black trash bags, cardboard boxes and scrap lumber from a brick home's open garage into a plywood-sided truck in the driveway

A Local Crew That Thinks About Where Things Go

We started this company because most of what people need hauled is not really trash. A maple table with a scratched top, a working dryer, a stack of steel shelving: these have value to someone, or at least to a recycler. Treating them that way takes a little more sorting on our end and costs you nothing extra in time.

We keep the work quiet and orderly. Our crews arrive in a clean truck, ask before moving anything they are unsure about and leave your home as tidy as they found it, minus the clutter. If something is better left for a different solution, we say so plainly.

License
Licensed and insured
In business
In business since 2021

Where We Work

We are based in Conyers and work throughout Rockdale County and the surrounding area. That includes Covington, Lithonia, Stonecrest, Redan and Lakeview Estates, as well as Snellville, Loganville, Stockbridge, McDonough and Candler-McAfee. Wherever you are in that stretch, the same estimate and the same careful crew come to your door.

  • Conyers
  • Lakeview Estates
  • Stonecrest
  • Covington
  • Lithonia
  • Redan
  • Loganville
  • Stockbridge
  • McDonough
  • Snellville
  • Candler-McAfee

If your town is not listed, give us a ring and we will tell you whether we can reach you. Our Service Areas page has more detail.

More on the areas we cover

10 miLakeview EstatesStonecrestCovingtonLithoniaRedanLoganvilleStockbridgeMcDonoughSnellvilleCandler-McAfeeConyersN

What Homeowners Ask Us

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What will you haul away?

Nearly everything a home builds up over the years: furniture, mattresses, appliances, electronics, yard waste, boxes and whatever fills a garage, basement or storage unit. We also take remodel scraps such as drywall, lumber, tile and old cabinets. Not sure about an item? Describe it when you call and you will get an answer on the spot.

Are there items you won't take?

State and county rules call for special handling of certain materials, including wet paint, solvents, fuel and anything that might contain asbestos. Mention them on the phone and we will tell you honestly what we can carry and what needs a different route.

What happens to my stuff after you take it?

Every load gets sorted by material. Usable furniture and household goods go to donation, metal and appliances go to scrap recyclers, and electronics go to an e-waste recycler. Disposal is only for what cannot be reused or recycled.

How quickly can you get here?

We offer same-day and next-day service, depending on the schedule and how big the job is. Call and we will give you the first opening that fits your day.

Should I carry things outside before you come?

No need. We bring items out from any spot in the house, upstairs bedrooms, basements and attics included. If you prefer to leave things at the curb, that is fine and can make the job shorter.

Does the estimate really cost nothing?

It does. The on-site estimate is free and you are not obligated to book. You hear the price before any work begins, and the decision is yours.

Do I have to be home during the job?

Being there for the estimate helps us confirm what is leaving. On haul day, plenty of customers set things in the garage or driveway and head out while we take care of it.

How We Work, and Why It Matters

Junk removal looks simple from the curb. The difference shows up in how a crew treats your floors and where your things end up after the truck pulls away.

  1. 01

    We sort by material

    A dresser of solid oak and one of particleboard are not the same item to us. Solid wood and intact furniture can often be donated. Metal frames, washers and water heaters go to scrap recycling. Particleboard that has swollen from damp and foam that has broken down are the pieces that truly belong in disposal, and we keep that pile as small as we honestly can.

  2. 02

    Licensed and insured

    We have been in business since 2021, clearing homes for neighbors around town. Proper coverage matters when a crew is carrying a cast-iron tub or an upright freezer through your hallway.

  3. 03

    Floors, walls and finishes protected

    Before anything heavy moves, we lay runners over hardwood and carpet and pad the door jambs and stair rails. Large pieces are taken apart when that is gentler on the house than angling them through a tight turn.

  4. 04

    Over 1,200 Google reviews to read

    We would rather you hear about our work from the people who hired us. There are over 1,200 Google reviews from our customers, and they are worth a look before you decide.

  5. 05

    Upfront pricing with no hidden fees

    You see the price before we lift anything. If you decide to add items once we are there, we tell you what that changes first.

Empty garage with its door rolled fully open, bare stained concrete floor and driveway, beside a brick home, green lawn and wooden privacy fence

Let's Look at What Needs to Go

Tell us what is taking up space, and we will come see it, sort out what can be saved and give you a clear price. No pressure to book.