A: Junk In Junk Out offers reliable, eco-friendly junk removal with a customer-focused approach. We simplify your life while caring for the environment.

Hey there! Choosing a junk removal service is like getting a helping hand from family. It saves you time and stress because those pros do all the heavy lifting for you. They make sure everything’s disposed of responsibly, especially if it’s hazardous stuff that could harm the environment or your health. Plus, you can kick back and relax while they handle the big cleanout, whether it’s for a move or just clearing the clutter at home. It’s all about making life easier and keeping our spaces safe and tidy!

A: As Certified Junk Removal Specialists, we are fully trained and equipped to handle all types of junk, including hazardous materials, safely and responsibly. Our expertise ensures proper disposal, recycling, and adherence to environmental regulations, giving you peace of mind while protecting our planet.

A: We guarantee 100% satisfaction with every job. Our team is committed to delivering exceptional service, ensuring your space is clean, clutter-free, and exactly the way you want it. If you’re not fully satisfied, we’ll make it right – that’s our promise to you! 

Please contact [email protected] Immediately.

A: We don’t just remove junk – we also handle the removal of rocks, gravel, dirt, cement, and other materials for clients looking to remodel their yards or outdoor spaces. Whether you’re clearing out debris from a renovation or prepping for landscaping, we’ve got you covered!

A: Hours of Operation

• Monday: 8am-9pm
• Tuesday: 6am-9pm
• Wednesday: 8am -9pm
• Thursday: 6am-9pm
• Friday: 6am-9pm
• Saturday: 6am-9pm
• Sunday: 24 HOURS

A: Volume:

• $79 Is our 1 item pickup Price up. (Up to standard Size Refrigerator).
• Pricing is often based on how much space your junk takes up in the truck. The more items or larger they are, the higher the cost.

Weight

• Heavier items, such as construction debris (e.g., cement or dirt), may incur additional fees due to disposal costs.

Type of Material

• Certain materials, like hazardous waste or electronics, may have specific disposal fees due to special handling requirements.

Labor

• The complexity of the job, such as if items need to be disassembled or moved from difficult locations, can impact the cost.

Flat Rates or Minimum Loads

• Some companies offer flat rates for small loads or charge a minimum fee, regardless of how little you need removed.

Additional Services

• Yard cleanup, demolition, or handling large quantities of rocks, gravel, or dirt for landscaping projects may come at an extra cost.

While junk removal services can handle many items, certain materials are usually excluded due to safety and environmental regulations.

Common Exclusions:

• Hazardous Materials: Chemicals (paints, solvents), pesticides, asbestos, and toxic waste (batteries, motor oil).
• Medical Waste: Sharps (needles) and pharmaceuticals require special handling.
• Explosives/Flammables: Propane tanks, fireworks, and gasoline must be disposed of safely.
• Biological Waste: Animal waste and human bodily fluids need sanitation measures.
• Electronic Waste: Large quantities of e-waste (like TVs) may require specific recycling.
• Tires: Cannot go to landfills; they must be recycled.

For excluded items, contact specialized disposal services for safe and legal handling.

A: Yes, you’re welcome to bring your own items. However, please note that we still charge based on the volume and weight of the materials. This ensures that our pricing remains fair and consistent for all customers, regardless of whether the items are provided by you or us.

A: These materials are typically priced by the ton, but the exact cost varies based on the type of material, quality, and factors like transportation and availability. Here’s a detailed breakdown:

Rock Pricing

• Why: Rocks are heavy and often require quarrying, crushing, and transporting, which increases costs.
• Types: Gravel, river rock, decorative stone, and riprap vary in price due to size and aesthetics.
• Impact of Distance: The farther the quarry, the higher the transportation cost.

Mulch Pricing

• Why: Mulch pricing depends on whether it’s natural (like bark) or dyed, with color-treated options being more expensive.
• Types: Organic mulch (bark or compost) is priced higher due to decomposition benefits, while wood chips may cost less.
• Volume vs. Weight: Mulch is often lighter than rock, meaning it’s easier and cheaper to transport.

Dirt Pricing

• Why: Costs depend on the type (topsoil vs. fill dirt) and how it’s processed. Topsoil is higher in quality and nutrients, making it more expensive.
• Usage: Fill dirt, used for leveling, is cheaper since it contains less organic material. Specialty mixes for gardening can raise the price.

In summary, each material has different uses, weights, and production requirements, which impact pricing. Delivery fees and spreading services are often additional. Contact us for a personalized quote based on your project needs!