Junk Removal Bellevue WA

Our minimum in Bellevue is $99. Larger jobs are priced by how much space your items take up in our truck. You get a free on-site estimate and a firm price before any work starts, with labor, loading, hauling and disposal included and no fuel surcharge. Paint is $10 per gallon and tires carry a small extra fee; we tell you about both upfront.

Often, yes. Our trucks are in Bellevue every day, so a crew is usually nearby. Call or text in the morning and we will tell you what the day looks like. For a whole-house cleanout, a day or two of notice lets us send the right size crew.

Yes. Ask your building manager for the elevator reservation, the loading dock hours and the move-out window, and send them to us when you book. We plan the crew and the truck around them, and we carry everything out of the unit ourselves.

No. Tell us about it when you book, or send a photo. We carry items to the truck by hand from wherever it can park, and for a very steep or narrow driveway we settle the plan at the free estimate.

Some Bellevue condo buildings and HOAs ask for a certificate of insurance and set hours for elevators and trucks. We provide the certificate, and we schedule the job inside your window. Property managers can also set up an account; see commercial junk removal.

All of it: Downtown, Wilburton, Crossroads, Eastgate, Factoria, Lake Hills, Bridle Trails, Somerset and Newport Hills, in ZIP codes 98004, 98005, 98006, 98007, 98008, 98009, 98015.

We need a space close to your door or your building's loading dock. At a house, the driveway or the curb out front usually works. At a condo or apartment building, reserve the dock or a spot if your building requires it. If parking is tight, tell us when you book and we will plan the route.

No. Our crew does all the lifting, from any room or floor. You don't have to be home: a family member, neighbor, concierge or property manager can let us in. The estimate is free and carries no obligation, so if the price doesn't work for you, we leave and you owe nothing.

Just about anything that isn't hazardous: furniture, appliances, mattresses, electronics, yard and storm debris, remodel debris, garage and basement cleanouts, and whole homes. We also take hot tubs; drain the tub and switch off the power first, or ask us about handling the disconnect for an added fee.

We donate first, recycle second and use the landfill last. Usable furniture and household goods go to Goodwill and charitable organizations like Second Spark, appliances and electronics are recycled, and about 80% of what we haul is donated or recycled.