What I haul & what I can't.

Take away

• Furniture

  Couches, chairs, tables, dressers, bed frames — full or partial rooms.

• Mattresses + box springs

  Any size, any age, no plastic-wrap needed.

• Appliances

  Fridges (freon reclaimed properly), washers, dryers, stoves, dishwashers, microwaves.

• Take-downs

  Sheds, decks, fences, playsets, swing sets — I demo it and haul it in one visit.

• Hot tubs

  Drained ahead of time, then I break down and haul.

• Yard debris + brush

  Storm cleanup, land-clearing waste, general yard piles.

• Construction + demo debris

  Drywall, wood, flooring, cabinets, mixed demo — see the contractor page for standing arrangements.

• E-waste

  TVs, monitors, computers, printers — usually free, goes to CSWD.

• Estate + full-house cleanouts

  Every room, everything — patient pace, respectful of what matters.

• Attics, garages, basements, storage units

  The classic "I've been meaning to deal with this" haul.

• Junk pile-ups

  Random accumulations of stuff. You point, I load.

Can't haul

• Hazardous chemicals + solvents

  CSWD hazwaste days handle these — free for residents.

• Wet paint

  Dried paint (kitty-litter method or just left open) is fine to haul.

• Tires with rims

  Rimless tires I can take. With rims, you'll need a tire shop or the transfer station.

• Propane tanks (full or partial)

  Any propane exchange location will take these — usually free.

• Medical waste + sharps

  Pharmacies handle these — free drop-off at most Rite-Aids and hospitals.

• Asbestos-containing material

  Requires a licensed abatement contractor — I'll refer you.

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