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Pricing is based on how much space your junk takes up in the truck. Minimum hauls start at $100 (about 5 cu ft), medium loads run around $225, and a full pickup bed is $400. Add-ons like fridges, washers, tires, and construction debris are $25–$50 each. We confirm the exact price on-site before we lift a thing.

Yes. The quote covers labor, hauling, disposal fees, and eco-friendly recycling. There are no fuel surcharges, no dumping fees, and no surprise add-ons after we start. Same-day bookings on a busy day may include a $50 surcharge, disclosed upfront.

No — all estimates are 100% free, whether online, over the phone, or on-site. You only pay if you approve the price and give us the go-ahead.

We accept credit/debit cards (Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover), Apple Pay, Google Pay, and cash. We send a secure Stripe payment link after the job is complete — no upfront deposit required.

Yes — 10% off for all U.S. veterans, active military, and first responders. We also honor loyalty pricing for repeat customers and referral discounts.

Just about everything: furniture (couches, mattresses, beds, dressers, desks), appliances (fridges, washers, dryers, dishwashers), electronics, yard waste, construction debris, hot tubs, sheds, playsets, and anything else two people can lift. If you're unsure, just ask.

By law we can't take hazardous materials: paint, chemicals, motor oil, propane tanks, asbestos, medical waste, or biohazards. We also can't take ammunition or explosives. For paint disposal, Vermont has free drop-off sites through PaintCare.

Yes — our $100 minimum covers up to 5 cu ft, which is perfect for a single mattress, appliance, sofa, or a few bags.

Absolutely. Estate cleanouts are one of our specialties. We handle everything with care and can donate salvageable items to Vermont nonprofits before disposal.

Yes. There's a $50 add-on fee to cover EPA-required freon recovery, but we handle the entire process — no need to defrost or empty in advance.

Three easy options: book online in under 2 minutes at haulornothingvt.com/book, call/text us at (802) 585-5563, or request a free quote through our contact form.

Yes, whenever possible. Book by 11am and we can often get to you the same afternoon. If we can't fit you in today, we'll get you scheduled first thing the next open day.

None ideally — but even 2 hours works for smaller jobs. For estate cleanouts or full-truck jobs, 1–2 days' notice helps us plan the crew and dumping runs.

Not required. As long as the items are accessible (curbside, in an unlocked garage, or with clear instructions), we can complete the job and text you photos when done.

All of Northwest and Central Vermont: Burlington, South Burlington, Williston, Essex, Shelburne, Colchester, Winooski, Milton, Stowe, Waterbury, Montpelier, Barre, St. Albans, Middlebury, Vergennes, and 15+ more towns. See our full service area list.

Most single-item and small jobs take 15–30 minutes. Medium hauls run 30–60 minutes, and full-truck cleanouts can take 1–2 hours depending on access.

Yes — we carry full commercial liability insurance and workers' comp. If anything on your property is accidentally damaged during a haul (rare!), we'll cover it, no questions asked.

Yes. Haul Or Nothing VT is a registered Vermont business, fully compliant with state hauling and disposal regulations, including Vermont Act 148 for recyclable/organic waste separation.

Our 100% satisfaction guarantee means if anything isn't right, tell us and we'll come back and fix it — on our dime. No hassle, no arguing.

We follow a sort-first policy: usable items go to Vermont nonprofits like ReSource and Goodwill, metal and appliances go to recycling facilities, and only what truly can't be reused ends up at approved landfills. Typically 40–60% of a haul avoids the landfill.

Yes — extensively. Metals, appliances, cardboard, electronics, and yard waste all go to appropriate recycling streams. Vermont's Act 148 makes this the law, but we'd do it anyway.

Absolutely. Let us know and we'll prioritize donating anything usable. We can even provide a donation receipt for tax purposes when items go to registered nonprofits.