Pro Junk Removal Tips To Save Time and Money CR E A T ED B Y R A Y F R E D E RI CK
Set a Date The key to getting started is to start. So start with an appointment. The law of the imminent deadline is a real thing and it works. That looming appointment initiates an action plan and timeline for your decluttering project. Deadline or target… whatever you call it, people need one to get stuff done.
Condense Junk removal costs are based on volume (quantity) and measured in truck space. Our team will break trash items down and pack the truck as efficiently as possible. Still, if you’re able to flatten boxes and compact bulky items before we get there, you’ll make better use of truck space. Potentially reducing your total costs.
Collect & Batch Junk removal costs are primarily determined by haul size and the pricing model accounts for bulk pricing. The more we pick up, the less per cubic yard it costs. So…your net costs are less when we haul away a 1/2 truck load versus a two 1/4 truck loads.
Separate We’re serious about environmentally responsible disposal practices. We want to make sure reusable items get a new lease on life. Similarly, we sort our trash that ends up in the landfill. Cardboard to recycle. Metal to scrap. Concrete to rubble. The process is infinitely harder when we start with a mixed pile (or improperly bagged trash).
Generosity Another discount option is our “Give and Save” promotion. This means you’ll save money on ½ truck hauls or bigger in addition to helping a worthy cause.
Prohibited Items There are some items they’ll take with a surcharge. Tires, paint, electronics are usually the things we talk about here. When you set up your free quote, it’s helpful to know what we’ll be looking at. This way we can provide an accurate estimate but also make sure we’ve got a disposal game plan in place.
Estimate We can provide a ballpark estimate over the phone or with a text picture, but it’s really only a guess until we’re actually there, looking at it. Even with a picture, we can’t always tell what’s buried in a pile. Or how accessible the items are. Or even how heavy some of these things are. Size and scale is really difficult without context.