What we haul
If it's cluttering the place and it isn't hazardous, it goes on the truck.
One item or an entire house. Curbside, third floor, or the back of a crawlspace — we'll get to it and carry it out ourselves.
Couches, beds & mattresses
Sectionals, recliners, dressers, box springs, office desks. Disassembly included when it won't fit through the door.
APPLIANCESFridges, washers & scrap metal
Stoves, dryers, water heaters, air conditioners, furnaces, radiators and loose metal. Metal gets recycled.
CLEANOUTSBasements, attics & garages
The stuff that's been down there since the last owner. We clear it, sweep it, and leave you a usable room.
PROPERTYEstate & rental turnovers
Full-property clearouts for landlords, realtors and families settling an estate. Discreet, and done on your timeline.
DEBRISConstruction & remodel debris
Drywall, lumber, flooring, cabinets, shingles, tile and fixtures. Often cheaper than parking a dumpster on the lawn.
OUTDOORSheds, decks, fences & hot tubs
Tear-down and haul-away for sheds, decks, above-ground pools, hot tubs, playsets, and storm-blown yard debris.
COMMERCIALOffices, shops & warehouses
Cubicles, shelving, retail fixtures, pallets and overstock. We can work after hours so your floor stays open.
E-WASTETVs, computers & electronics
Old tube TVs, monitors, printers, copiers and server racks, taken to a proper e-waste recycler rather than the curb.
SMALL JOBSOne-item pickups
Just a mattress? Just the treadmill you stopped using? That's a real job to us. No minimum-truckload runaround.
Straight answer
We do not remove hazardous waste or chemicals.
Not a "call and we'll see" — a firm no. This material is regulated, it's dangerous to move in an open truck, and it has to go through licensed hazardous-waste channels. Any hauler who tells you otherwise is cutting a corner you'll be liable for.
- Paint, stains, solvents and thinners
- Motor oil, gasoline, diesel and antifreeze
- Pesticides, herbicides and pool chemicals
- Asbestos, and any material suspected of it
- Propane tanks and pressurized cylinders
- Medical, biohazard and sharps waste
- Ammunition, flares and explosives
- Drums or containers of unknown liquid
Not sure what's in that can on the shelf? Call and describe it. We'll tell you plainly whether we can take it, and if we can't, we'll point you toward the household hazardous waste drop-off that handles it.
Pricing
Quality work at reasonable prices — and you hear the price first.
No hourly meter running while you watch. No surprise line items when the truck is already loaded. We look at the job, we quote the job, you decide.
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Priced by the space it takes up
You pay for the volume your load fills in the truck, not by the hour and not by the item. Small pile, small price.
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The estimate is free
We come out, look at what you've got, and hand you a number. If you don't like it, that costs you nothing.
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The quote holds
The price you agree to is the price you pay. If the job turns out bigger than it looked, we stop and talk to you before anything changes.
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No minimum runaround
Single items and half-loads are welcome. We'd rather do a small pickup well than talk you into filling a truck you don't need.
How it works
Three steps, and two of them are ours.
Call and describe it
Tell us roughly what you've got and where it sits — basement, garage, second floor, curb. A phone photo helps but isn't required.
We quote it on site
We show up, walk the load, and give you a firm price before we lift a single thing. Say no and we'll shake your hand and go.
We load and clear out
We carry it out ourselves, sweep up behind us, and haul it off. Anything donatable or recyclable goes that route instead of the landfill.
Service area
Buffalo, the Northtowns, and across the Niagara County line.
Every town below has its own page with local detail. There is no travel surcharge anywhere in this list — you pay for the volume of your load, not the mileage.
North
- Kenmore
- Tonawanda
- North Tonawanda
- Grand Island
- Amherst
East
- Cheektowaga
- Williamsville
- Depew
- Lancaster
- Clarence
South
- Lackawanna
- Blasdell
- Hamburg
- Orchard Park
- Eden (edge)
Southeast
- West Seneca
- Elma
- Sloan
- Alden (edge)
- East Aurora (edge)
Why us
Licensed, insured, and easy to get on the phone.
Licensed and insured
Fully licensed and carrying insurance, so if something gets scuffed on the way out the door, it's covered. Ask and we'll send you proof before we start.
We show up when we said
Real arrival windows, not "sometime Tuesday." If we're running behind, you get a call — not silence.
Broom-clean when we leave
Hauling it out is half the job. We sweep the space, take the drag marks off the floor, and leave the room ready to use.
Donated and recycled first
Usable furniture, working appliances and scrap metal get routed to donation and recycling before anything heads to the landfill.
Common questions
Straight answers before you call.
Do I have to carry anything to the curb?
No. That's the service. We come in and carry it out from wherever it sits — attic, basement, back bedroom, behind the garage. You point, we lift.
How much does junk removal cost in Buffalo?
Pricing is based on how much space your load takes up in the truck, so a single mattress costs a fraction of a full basement. Because access, weight and volume all vary, we quote every job on site before we start rather than posting a number that turns out to be wrong for your situation. The estimate is free and there's no obligation.
How far do you travel?
Buffalo, the Northtowns and south into Niagara County — Amherst, Williamsville, Tonawanda, Kenmore, Clarence, Grand Island, Cheektowaga, North Tonawanda, Wheatfield, Pendleton and the Town of Niagara. We also cover the eastern and southern Erie County towns including West Seneca, Lancaster, Depew, Hamburg, Orchard Park, Lackawanna, Blasdell, Elma and Sloan. See the full service area, and if you're just outside it, call and ask.
Can you come the same day?
Often, depending on where the truck already is that morning. Call early and we'll tell you honestly what's possible today versus tomorrow rather than promising a window we can't hit.
Why won't you take paint or chemicals?
Because hazardous material is regulated and genuinely dangerous to move in an open truck alongside furniture. It has to go through a licensed hazardous-waste channel with the right handling and documentation. We'd rather turn down that part of a job than put a crew, a customer, or your liability at risk. Call and describe what you've got and we'll point you to the right drop-off.
What happens to everything after you take it?
Usable furniture and working appliances get offered to donation outlets. Metal, appliances and electronics go to recyclers. Only what's genuinely finished goes to disposal. If you want a donation receipt for the qualifying items, tell us while we're loading.
Are you actually licensed and insured?
Yes, and you're right to ask — plenty of trucks in this business aren't. We'll provide proof of insurance before the job, and property managers who need a certificate of insurance naming the building can request one when they book.