There is no honest flat rate, and anyone quoting one for a pile they have not seen is guessing. Price follows how much space the load takes up in the truck, then adjusts for stairs, carry distance, any disassembly needed and how close a truck can park. Photos with your request get you a number that holds.

Because volume is what actually costs us. A truck bed of packed boxes and a truck bed of foam mattresses are the same trip even though one weighs several times the other. Charging by weight would penalize you for owning a solid wood dresser and reward you for owning particle board, which makes no sense for household junk.

Quotes are free with no obligation. If you decide not to go ahead, or not right now, that is the end of it. There is no follow up pressure.

It should not, as long as what we find matches what you described. If the scope genuinely changes, for example a second room turns out to be going as well, work stops and we talk it through with you before anything else is loaded. Nothing gets added afterward.

No. The carrying is the part of the job you are paying for, so doing it yourself does not lower the price. Leave things where they are and save your back.

Same-week pickups are normal across Dothan and the surrounding towns. We are not going to promise a specific hour on a page, because traffic, weather and the job ahead of yours all move things. What we will do is give you a window and tell you if it slips.

Put the date in your request. Closings, move-out inspections, lease turnovers and estate sale dates all set the schedule, and knowing the deadline is more useful to us than a description of the pile. We schedule backward from your date.

It helps to be there for the first few minutes so we can walk through what goes and what stays. After that you do not need to stand and watch. If you cannot be on site at all, send photos and a written list of what stays, and arrange access for us.

Yes, and that is a common job. Someone needs to give us access, and we need a clear agreement on what goes. Landlords and out of town family coordinate these remotely all the time. See the cleanouts page for how a full property clear runs.

Ordinary household material, which covers most of what people ask about. Couches, recliners, mattresses and box springs, bed frames, dressers, dining sets and desks. Washers, dryers, ranges, dishwashers, water heaters, refrigerators and freezers. Televisions and small electronics. Exercise equipment, bicycles, tools, shelving and totes. Boxes after a move, bagged trash, and yard or storm debris.

Paint, chemicals and solvents. Motor oil and other automotive fluids. Propane tanks. Anything containing asbestos. Medical or biohazard waste. Those need a proper disposal route and cannot ride with a household load. Where household hazardous waste should go is worth confirming rather than assuming, so check current Houston County or City of Dothan guidance for your address. Leave the containers where they are and we will work around them.

Yes. Anything holding refrigerant is handled separately rather than mixed into a general load. Empty and defrost it first if you can, and never leave one sitting outside with the door still attached. More on the appliance removal page.

Yes, any size, mattress and box spring both. Mattresses are one of the items curbside collection commonly restricts, which is why they come up so often. If one needs bagging before it leaves the room, say so in your request.

It depends on the job, and we walk through the honest comparison on the dumpster rental alternative page. A container makes sense for a long project you are filling gradually. A single pickup makes more sense when the pile already exists and you would rather not load it yourself.

The spot the items came from is swept before we leave. Cleanup is part of the job, not an extra. You look it over before we pull away.

Usable items get sorted toward donation, metal and appliances go for recycling where that route is available, and the landfill is what is left after those two. Donation standards are stricter than people expect, since a piece has to be clean, dry, sound, complete and free of odor or pest exposure. The outlet makes the final call, so we cannot promise a specific item is accepted, but the sorting goes in that direction rather than defaulting everything to disposal.

Until it is on the truck, yes. That is the reason for the walkthrough at the start. Once a load is gone it is gone, so anything you are uncertain about should be set aside before we begin.

Yes. Ozark, Enterprise, Headland, Daleville and Ashford are part of the normal route across the Wiregrass.