How fast can you actually come out?
Most jobs are same or next day. If you text us in the morning there's a real
chance we're there that afternoon — that's the whole reason to call a small local
crew instead of booking a franchise three weeks out.
Do I have to be home?
No. If the items are accessible — curb, driveway, garage, back yard —
we can clear it while you're at work and send you photos when it's done, plus a link to pay.
How do you price it?
By volume, not by the hour. You get one number that covers labor, the
truck, and dump fees. Hourly pricing punishes you for our slow days and makes you watch
the clock, so we don't do it.
Is there anything you won't take?
Very little — if it fits in the truck, we'll take it. A few things
like paint, solvents, and propane have to go to a specific facility rather than the
transfer station, so we handle those separately and let you know upfront. Either way,
ask us about anything — we'd rather find a way than turn you down.
Do you do demolition too?
Sheds, decks, fences, hot tubs, playsets, and interior tear-outs like
flooring, cabinets, and non-structural walls.
Are you insured? I manage property and need a COI.
Yes — licensed and insured, and we'll send a certificate of insurance
naming your company before the first job. Property managers get straightforward per-unit turnover
pricing so nothing unexpected lands on an owner statement.
How do I pay?
Card, Zelle, or cash, on completion, on site. Nothing upfront and no deposit
for residential work.
Where does it all go?
Metal goes to the scrap yard and anything usable gets donated or resold.
The rest goes to the transfer station. Keeping things out of the landfill is how we keep
your price down, so it's in everyone's interest.
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