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Gordons Trucking LLC

Longview, TX

We’re a Veteran-owned business offering a full suite of services, including junk removal, moving services and lawn care. We handle construction debris cleanups, furniture... more

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Topline Trailers

Tyler, TX

The team at Topline Trailers offers trailers sales and rentals in the Tyler, TX area. We stock a wide variety of trailers at competitive prices.... more

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JDog Junk Removal

Lindale, TX

After serving our country for 23 years in the Air Force, we are proud to serve our community offering junk removal service the military way – with... more

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Removing Unwanted Junk

Comparing Junk Removal & Dumpster Rental Costs

Junk removal companies charge a minimum amount just to come out to your location, which can range anywhere from $75 to $150. If you have one or two items you want to get rid of, like a TV, sofa, or a small pile of yard debris—you’ll probably be charged the minimum amount.

For large projects, like cleaning out an entire home, you could pay $1,000 or more.

Factors Affecting Junk Removal Costs

When hiring a junk removal company or renting a dumpster, the cost varies a great deal depending on a number of factors, including:

  • Location: Do you live far off the beaten path? If so, expect to pay more. Cost of living also plays a role. For example, you’ll pay more in Los Angeles, California than you would in Memphis, Tennessee.
  • Type of waste/debris: Some service providers—junk removal and dumpster rental—charge one rate for household wastes and another for construction and demolition debris. C&D debris is often heavier, so it may end up costing more to haul away than general household trash.
  • Amount of waste/debris: The heavier the load, the more you’ll pay. For junk removal, costs rise as the volume of junk increases. A full truckload of junk, for example, costs more than a load taking up just half of the truck’s total capacity.

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