Concept site Haulright Junk Removal is a fictional junk removal company, designed and built by Patrick Bushe to show what I make for junk removal companies. Fictional, by Patrick Bushe

Price my load.

Add what’s going and watch the truck fill. The price follows the load line it reaches.

Furniture

  • Sofa 1
  • Loveseat 0
  • Armchair or recliner 1
  • Mattress or box spring+ $20 recycling each 1
  • Dresser 0
  • Dining table 0
  • Dining chair 0
  • Desk 0

Appliances and electronics

  • Refrigerator or freezer+ $30 refrigerant removal each 0
  • Washer or dryer 0
  • Stove or dishwasher 0
  • TV or computer monitor 0

Bags and boxes

  • Trash bags, 33 gallon 6
  • Moving boxes, medium 0

Garage and yard

  • Barbecue grill 0
  • Patio table and chairs 0
  • Treadmill or exercise machine 0
  • Yard waste, per bag 0
  • Tires+ $15 recycling each 0

Your load

sample total

Sample A rough guide: the crew confirms the price on site before loading, and it only changes if the pile does. Prices and fees are examples.

What we can’t take, and where it goes.

These can’t ride in a junk truck. Here’s where each one can go instead. Not sure about something? Text a photo to (310) 555-0193.

Can’t takeWhere it goes instead
Paint, solvents, pool and garden chemicalsA household hazardous waste drop-off. Your city or county lists its sites and collection days.
Gas, gas cans with fuel in them, used motor oilThe hazardous waste drop-off. Many auto parts stores take used motor oil.
Propane tanksA tank exchange where you buy propane, or the hazardous waste drop-off.
Asbestos: old floor tile, popcorn ceilings, pipe wrapA licensed asbestos abatement contractor. Don’t break it up yourself.
Needles and medical wasteA sharps drop-off or a mail-back program. Ask your pharmacy.
Anything leaking or unlabeled in a drumThe hazardous waste drop-off, sealed and labeled as best you can.

We take these, with a fee

  • Mattresses and box springs, $20 each: they go to a mattress recycler.
  • Fridges, freezers and window AC units, $30 each: the refrigerant has to come out before the metal is recycled.
  • Tires, $15 each, off the rim or on.

Sample fees.

A red metal chair standing on its own against a plain wall