We clear. You keep.
Junk gone. Yard untouched.Junk removal and cleanouts — Leland, Wilmington and southeastern NC
Owner-operated junk removal and cleanouts across Leland, Wilmington and southeastern NC. Send a few photos and we'll get straight back to you — no crews, no call center, no surprise charges.
- Owner-operated
- Same person quotes it and hauls it
- Priced upfront
- Agreed before any work starts
- Yard friendly
- Trailer on tires, not a dropped skid
- Cleared properly
- Donated and recycled where we can
Two ways to do it
We haul it, or you load it.
Pick whichever fits the job. One is hands-off and priced on the space it fills; the other is a flat rate and a trailer on your driveway for five days.
We do the work
Full-service removal
Priced by volume
Agreed before any work starts — never after
You point at it, we carry it out and haul it away. Everything from a single mattress to a full estate cleanout — loaded, swept up, and gone.
- We do all the lifting and loading
- Priced on the space it takes in the trailer, not by the hour
- Photos first, so nobody wastes a trip — no charge to ask
- Swept clean before we leave
You load it
Dump trailer drop-off
$300 flat
5 days · up to 2 tons included · $79 per ton after
We drop a 7×14 dump trailer at your place, leave it with you for five days, and haul it away when you're done. Cheaper than full service if you have the time and can do the lifting yourself.
- 7×14 dump trailer delivered and picked up
- Five full days to work at your own pace
- Dump fees for the first 2 tons included
- Rolls on tires — no damage to lawns or driveways
No charge to ask, and no obligation. Hazardous material (paint, solvents, oil, asbestos, chemicals, gas cylinders) needs specialized disposal and can't be taken.
The difference
Why choose us?
No BS, no surprises. Here's the difference in plain terms.
- A crew you've never met, sent out by a dispatcherThe person who quotes your job is the person who shows up
- A number that creeps up once the truck is half loadedAgreed before anything is touched, and it doesn't move after that
- Hourly rates that climb while you watch them workPriced on the space it fills, so a slower day costs you nothing
- A steel dumpster dropped on your drivewayA trailer on tires that leaves the concrete and grass alone
- “Call for a quote”, then a sales pitchSend photos, get a straight answer back, walk away if it isn't for you
What we take
If you want it gone, it's on the list.
Junk removal
One item or a full trailer, hauled away by the person who quoted it.
Read more →Dump trailer rental
$300 flat for five days. We drop it, you fill it, we haul it away.
Read more →Estate & storage cleanouts
Whole-space clearances, handled with a bit of care about what's in them.
Read more →Construction debris removal
Site clearance for contractors, remodelers and DIY jobs that got away.
Read more →Furniture & appliance removal
The heavy awkward things, carried out without wrecking the doorframe.
Read more →Demolition
Taken apart, carried out and hauled off — all in the same visit.
Read more →Carpet & sheetrock removal
Pulled up, bagged and gone — floors left ready for what's next.
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How it works
Three steps, no pressure.
Straightforward jobs get a price right there. Bigger or awkward ones get a time booked so it can be looked at properly. Either way, nothing gets touched until the price is agreed.
- Step 1
Send a few photos
Fill out the form with what you've got and snap a couple of pictures. Takes about a minute, and there's no charge to ask.
- Step 2
We get back to you
Normally within one business day. Straightforward jobs get a price right there. Bigger or awkward ones get a time booked so it can be looked at properly first.
- Step 3
Price agreed, then we clear it
Nothing gets touched until you've heard the number and said yes. Then it's loaded, the space gets swept, and whatever can be donated or recycled goes that way first.
Recent loads
Real jobs, real trailers.
Not stock photography. These are actual loads from around Wilmington.
Garage clearout
Residential driveway
Yard debris & brush
Storm cleanup
Construction debris
New build site
Demolition load
At the transfer station
Who turns up
You get the owner. Every time.
The national outfits send whichever crew is free that day, and the person who quoted your job is never the person who does it. Here they're the same person.
That means the price you were given is the price you pay, nobody has to be told twice where the gate is, and there's no dispatcher between you and the answer.
It also means honesty about timing: this is one truck and one trailer. You'll be told straight when the next opening is rather than promised a slot that doesn't exist.
Where we work
Across southeastern NC
Based near Wilmington and Leland, working right across southeastern North Carolina. One truck and one trailer, so the run has to make sense — but that covers a lot more ground than people tend to assume.
Not sure if you're in range? Ask anyway — include your town or ZIP with your photos and you'll get a straight answer either way.
Questions
The things people ask.
How much does it cost?
Full-service removal is priced on how much room your load takes up in the trailer, not by weight or by the hour. Send photos and you'll hear back within a business day — a straightforward job gets a price there and then, a bigger one gets a time booked to look at it properly. Nothing is charged until you've agreed the number. If you'd rather load it yourself, the dump trailer is a flat $300 for five days including dump fees up to 2 tons, then $79 a ton after that.
Do you need to come out and look before quoting?
Sometimes. A couch, a mattress or a cleared-out garage can be priced straight from photos — no point either of us waiting on a visit for that. A full house, a demolition job, or anything where access looks tight is worth looking at in person, and we'll book a time. The photos decide which it is, which is why they're worth sending.
Will the trailer wreck my driveway or lawn?
No. It's a 7×14 dump trailer on tires, not a steel skid dropped off the back of a roll-off truck. That's the main reason people pick it over a traditional dumpster — no gouged concrete, no ruts across the grass.
How soon can you come out?
It depends on what's already booked that week. This is an owner-operated business, so you're not getting slotted in by a dispatcher — your quote comes back with the next honest opening, not a date that sounds good.
Do I need to be there?
Not always. If everything is outside or in an unlocked garage and the price is agreed, plenty of jobs get done without the customer on site.
What can't you take?
Hazardous material is the main one — paint, solvents, oil, asbestos, chemicals and gas cylinders all need specialized disposal. If you're not sure, put it in the photos and ask.
What happens to it all?
Anything still usable goes to donation or gets recycled where there's somewhere local to take it. The rest goes to the transfer station and is disposed of properly.
No charge to ask
Tell us what you've got.
A few photos and a sentence is enough. You'll hear back normally within one business day — with a price, or a time to come look.