How we figure the price
We divide the space in our 14-foot trailer into eighths and base your cost on how many eighths your load takes up — from a small 1/8 up to a packed 8/8. The numbers below show the range for each tier; the final figure is set once we've seen the job.
Pricing by the load
Find the size that fits your job
Each eighth of the trailer you fill moves you into the next price category. Not sure where you land? Send a couple of photos and we'll point you to the right tier.
One or two things
Smaller pickups
Got just a piece or two? Single pickups begin at $99, and the exact figure tracks the size of the item and the room it takes.
Sofas, dressers, tables, bed frames, desks — bigger pieces taking more space cost a bit more.
Most run about $125, and a matched washer-and-dryer pair is $175. Anything with refrigerant — fridge, freezer, AC — starts at $150, since the law requires draining the coolant.
From $99 for a twin or full, $119 for a queen, $139 for a king; add on $30 for a box spring.
Pass-through fees
A few items cost extra
Some things cost us more to drop off — anything with refrigerant, mattresses, electronics, tires. We add that exact landfill fee to your total with nothing on top, and we always say so before it goes on the truck.
Big & awkward
Oversized or specialty items
Unusual or heavy pieces are priced separately. Send a photo or let us take a look, and you'll get one price that covers taking it apart, carrying it out, and dropping it off.
Why Clarity
Most people don't call us on a good day
They call during a move, a downsize, an estate cleanout, or a renovation that got away from them. On paper the job is simple — haul it away — but it's rarely just about the stuff. It's about clearing the space, feeling the relief, and getting to move forward. We do it right!