Frequently Asked Questions

• Old Furniture: This is one of the most common requests and includes heavy or awkward items like sofas, sectionals, dining tables, dressers, and bed frames.

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• Major Appliances: Customers often need help hauling away non-functioning or outdated "white goods" such as refrigerators, washing machines, dryers, stoves, and dishwashers.

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• Electronics (E-Waste): This includes televisions (especially old, heavy CRT models), computer monitors, printers, and outdated office equipment that require specialized recycling.

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• Construction & Renovation Debris: After a home project, people often have piles of drywall scraps, wood boards, floor tiling, old cabinetry, and shingles that are too much for standard trash pickup.

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• Mattresses and Box Springs: Because these items are bulky and difficult to dispose of in landfills, customers frequently hire pros to ensure they are handled or recycled properly.

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• Yard Waste: This includes seasonal cleanup debris like large tree branches, piles of leaves, brush, and grass clippings that have accumulated on the property.

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• Estate & Household "Clutter": Often during an estate cleanout or a move, customers need to clear out large volumes of boxes, old books, toys, and general "attic/basement junk."

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• Hot Tubs: Removing a hot tub is a specialized task because they must be dismantled or lifted out of tight spaces, making it a popular request for junk removal teams.

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• Scrap Metal: Items like old pipes, metal shelving, siding, or even old lawnmowers and tractors are frequently removed to be sent to recycling facilities.

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• Demolition Debris: Junk Be Gone specifically offers light demolition, so customers often request the removal of entire structures like old sheds, play sets, decks, and even porches.