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Johns Creek · Alpharetta · Peachtree Corners · Duluth

(404) 671-3244

ServicesJunk Removal

Junk Removal in Johns Creek

We clear the things you no longer want from your home, its rooms, yard and driveway, and we load them with care for your floors and walls. You get upfront pricing with no hidden fees, and an honest answer on anything worth keeping.

Worker in a navy shirt and work pants wheels a hand truck loaded with particleboard out of a home garage toward an open trailer with a ramp in the driveway

Clearing your home without the guesswork

Junk removal is the right call when the pile has outgrown your trash cans and your weekend. Old mattresses, broken patio sets, boxes from a move, a treadmill nobody uses. We carry it out, load it and take it away, so you never have to rent a truck or make several trips yourself.

We do not haul everything by reflex. If a dresser only needs a new drawer runner, or a lamp just needs a cord, we will say so before it goes on the truck. Some things are worth keeping. When an item is worn through or unsafe, we explain why replacing it makes more sense and take it off your hands.

We have been in business since 2021, and our crews work across Johns Creek and nearby towns such as Alpharetta, Duluth and Suwanee. Most jobs are one visit, start to finish.

What the service includes

We carry from any room
Upstairs bedrooms, finished basements, attics and back patios are all fair game. Show us what goes, and we handle the lifting.
Protected floors and doorways
Runners go down over hardwood and carpet, and narrow door frames get padded before bulky pieces move. Stair rails and fresh paint come through untouched.
Donation and recycling sorting
Furniture and household goods that still work are pulled aside for donation when possible. Metal, cardboard and electronics head to recycling instead of the landfill.
A straight keep-or-haul answer
When an item can be fixed and is worth more to you than the cost of hauling it, we say so. You choose, and we take only what you want gone.
Sweeping once we load
After the truck is loaded, we sweep the spot we emptied, indoors or on the driveway, so the space is clean and ready to use.

Signs you are ready for a pickup

  • A room that has stopped being useful

    A spare room, bonus room or corner of the basement is now full of things nobody uses. Clearing it hands that room back to you.

  • Items too heavy to move safely

    Sleeper sofas, bulky entertainment centers and solid wood armoires hurt backs and mark walls. A trained two-person crew can take them out without damage.

  • Storm-worn yard clutter

    Rusted grills, warped patio chairs and cracked planters pile up along the side of the house. Our summer storms tend to finish off anything already falling apart.

  • A deadline for a move, sale or estate

    When a closing date or a new tenant is coming, the house needs to be empty. Same-day and next-day service is available, based on our schedule.

What goes into the price

Your price comes from how much room your things take on the truck and how much work it takes to get to them. We tell you the figure before we start, and since our pricing is upfront, nothing hidden gets added at the end.

The size of the load

Truck space counts the most. A single couch costs much less than a full room of furniture and boxes.

Access and how far we carry

A pile by the garage door is quick. Things on a third floor or at the bottom of a tight basement stairway take longer, and long carries need extra time and people.

Weight and material

Tile, concrete and cast-iron tubs weigh far more than they appear to. Some items, such as mattresses and tires, carry their own disposal fees.

Taking things apart

Bed frames, sectionals and swing sets may need to come apart to fit through a door or onto the truck. We handle that and include it in your quote.

How the visit goes

  1. 1

    A short call

    Tell us roughly what needs to leave and where it sits in the house. We can price it over the phone, or book a free, no-obligation on-site estimate when the job is large or hard to describe.

  2. 2

    Arrival and walk-through

    Our crew arrives within the time window we set, reviews the items with you and confirms the price before lifting anything. That is also when we flag pieces worth fixing or keeping.

  3. 3

    Careful loading

    We cover floors and doorways before we start, then carry items out in an order that keeps hallways clear. Heavy or delicate pieces get wrapped or strapped as needed.

  4. 4

    Sweep, haul and sort

    We sweep the cleared spot and drive off. Back at our end, every item is separated for donation, recycling or proper disposal.

Two men in caps seen from behind look into an open storage unit packed with boxes, furniture, a mattress and black trash bags, with hand trucks on either side

Questions about junk removal

Should I drag everything to the curb?

No need. We collect items wherever they are in the house, garage or yard. For many customers, that is the whole point of hiring a crew instead of doing it themselves.

Do you say when something is worth saving?

We do. When a piece needs only a minor repair and is plainly worth more than the haul cost, we point it out. When it is worn out or unsafe, we explain why letting it go is sensible. You always make the call.

Where does everything go after pickup?

Each load is sorted. Usable furniture and goods go to donation when accepted, metal and electronics go to recycling, and what remains goes to proper disposal sites.

How are my walls and floors kept safe?

Most of the protection happens before any lifting: runners, padded doorways and an unhurried pace. On top of that, we are licensed and insured, which counts when heavy furniture is coming down your stairs and past new paint.

What do past customers say?

More than 1,200 Google reviews come from people who have hired us. A few of them will tell you how our crews treat a home.

Are there items you turn down?

We stay away from hazardous materials such as paint thinner, pool chemicals and fuel. If you are not sure about something, mention it on the call and we will explain the best way to deal with it.

Empty two-car garage with door fully open, bare concrete floor, brick pillars and tan siding, concrete driveway and green lawn strip along the curb

Get the space back in your home

Tell us what needs to go and we will give you an upfront price. If the job is large, we can come out for a free on-site estimate first.