One item or a whole house — we carry it out of the basement, the attic or the back shed, sweep up behind ourselves, and haul it off. Flat upfront pricing, same-day and next-day slots, and one crew that works both sides of the state line.
Tell us what you have — we'll call you right back with a flat price.
Household junk, furniture and appliances, whole-property cleanouts, backyard demolition, and jobsite debris — one crew, one flat price, one trip.
Full-service junk removal on both sides of the state line — one item or a whole truckload, carried out of wherever it sits, loaded, swept up, and hauled to the right facility in Michigan or Ohio.
Learn more $95 – $325Couches, sectionals, mattresses, box springs, recliners, fridges, washers, dryers, water heaters and treadmills — taken out of the room they are in, not the curb you dragged them to.
Learn more $450 – $3,500Whole-house estate cleanouts, garage and basement clear-outs, rental and foreclosure turnovers, and compassionate hoarding cleanup — sorted room by room, not shoveled.
Learn more $350 – $1,400Light demolition and haul-away for the big outdoor stuff — hot tubs, sheds, decks, above-ground pools, playsets and fencing — cut down on site and taken out in one visit.
Learn more $250 – $1,800 / loadJobsite debris hauling for contractors and scheduled or on-call junk removal for offices, retail, rentals and warehouses on both sides of the line.
Learn moreAnybody can haul a pile off a curb. The reason people call us is the couch in the basement, the hot tub behind the gate, and the house that has to be empty by Friday.
The whole point of calling us is that you don't touch it. Basements with turn-stairs, second-floor bedrooms, attic crawls, back sheds, barns — we bring the dollies, the straps and the muscle, and we protect the doorways and floors on the way out.
We look at the job, tell you what it costs to make it disappear, and that number does not move. No hourly meter running, no “we found more than expected” on the invoice, no minimum you find out about at the end.
Usable furniture goes to local donation partners, metal and appliances go to scrap, electronics go to e-waste. The landfill is where a load ends up after everything else has been pulled out of it, not before.
Michigan and Ohio have different transfer stations, different disposal rules and different fees. We run Monroe County and Lucas County every day, so a job that crosses the border is routine here instead of a reason to say no.
Most calls get picked up within 24 to 48 hours, and we hold same-day slots for closings, showings and emergencies. Seven days a week, including the Saturday you finally cleared your calendar for.
You get the people who will actually be in your driveway — not a national dispatch line that farms your address out to whoever answers first and marks up the price on the way through.
Tell us what you have, or text a couple of photos. For straightforward loads we can quote from pictures; for cleanouts we come look. Either way it costs nothing.
We walk the job with you, point at exactly what is going, and give you a flat price for the whole thing. If you say no, we leave and there is no charge.
You point, we carry. Doorways and banisters get protected, and everything comes out of the room it is in — you should not have to move a thing to the curb first.
We sweep the space before we pull out, then sort the load on our end: donations dropped, metal scrapped, electronics recycled, and only the rest to the transfer station.
Monroe County and Lucas County sit fifteen minutes apart and run on completely different rules. Michigan and Ohio use different transfer stations, charge different tipping fees, and treat appliances, tires and construction debris differently. Most haulers pick one side and turn down the other, which is why a Temperance homeowner gets quoted like they live in Detroit and a Point Place homeowner cannot get anyone to cross the line at all.
★★★★★ 4.9 out of 5 across Google & local review sites
“My mother's house had to be empty before the closing and I live in Colorado. They walked the house on video with me, cleared it in two days, and set aside a box of photos and paperwork they found in a dresser that I would never have known about. That box mattered more than the cleanout did.”
“Hot tub had been dead for three years and every place I called either would not touch it or wanted to come look at it next month. These guys quoted it over the phone from photos, showed up Saturday, and had it cut apart and gone before lunch. Yard was raked clean.”
“Sectional would not come back out of the basement the way it went in. They took the arms off, wrapped the banister, and got it up the stairs without a scratch on the drywall. Then they hauled the old mattress too since curbside would not take it.”
“We manage eleven rentals between Toledo and Monroe County and turnovers used to be the worst part of the job. Now we text an address and a photo and it is handled. Invoice references our PO, COI is on file, never had to chase anything.”
“Kitchen remodel, no room for a dumpster on our street, and the contractor's trailer was full. They came the same afternoon, hand-loaded all the old cabinets and flooring, and swept the garage after. Saved the whole schedule.”
“Dad's barn had forty years in it. They spent two full days out there, pulled the scrap iron out separately, and never once made us feel bad about how much there was. Price was exactly what they quoted at the start.”
From Dundee and Luna Pier down through Temperance and Sylvania to Toledo, Maumee, Oregon and Perrysburg — one service area, two states, no border surcharge.
Straight answers to what Monroe County and Lucas County homeowners ask us most.
Almost all junk removal is priced by how much space your stuff takes up in the truck, not by weight and not by the hour. In this market a single item runs about $95–$175, a quarter truckload $180–$275, a half load $300–$425, and a full 15-yard truckload $500–$650. Whole-house and estate cleanouts are quoted as a project, usually $800–$3,500. Full breakdown in our 2026 junk removal cost guide.
Yes — that is the whole reason this company exists. We run Monroe County, Michigan and Lucas County, Ohio as one service area, so a job in Temperance and a job in Toledo sit on the same route. Most haulers pick a side of the line because the transfer stations, disposal rules and tipping fees are different in each state. We are set up for both, so nobody gets told they are outside the zone.
No. The curb is exactly what you were trying to avoid. We take items from wherever they sit — finished basements, second-floor bedrooms, attics, garages, back sheds, barns — and we protect doorways, banisters and floors on the way out. If you can point at it, we can carry it.
The short list is hazardous material: paint and solvents, gasoline, motor oil, propane tanks, asbestos, medical waste, ammunition and chemicals. Everything else is fair game, including the things curbside will not touch — mattresses, box springs, refrigerators, hot tubs, tires and construction debris. Appliances holding refrigerant go to a facility with certified recovery, which is a federal requirement rather than an upsell.
Often, yes. We hold same-day slots for closings, showings and genuine emergencies, and most other calls get scheduled within 24 to 48 hours, seven days a week. Call early in the day for the best chance at a same-day truck.
Same-day and next-day pickup across Monroe County, Michigan and Lucas County, Ohio. Flat pricing quoted before we start, and we carry everything out ourselves — basement, attic, garage or barn.