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It depends on how much of the truck your stuff fills, not how long we're there or what it weighs. Our minimum is $125 for one or two items. A quarter of the truck runs $225, half is $375, three-quarters is $495, and a full 16-cubic-yard load is $645. Labor, loading, fuel and disposal are all in that number. Most residential jobs land at a half load.

We can give you a solid ballpark over the phone, and a much better one if you send a photo of the pile. But the price we hold you to is the one we quote standing in front of it, before we pick anything up. If it's less than we guessed on the phone, you pay less.

Same day is often possible if you catch us early, and next day is usually easy. We run Monday through Saturday, 7am to 6pm. Call for anything urgent rather than using the form — the phone gets you a faster answer.

We come get it. Basement, attic, third-floor walk-up, the back of a crawlspace — carrying it out is the job, and stairs don't change the price. You point, we lift. If you've already dragged everything to the driveway, great, but nobody expects you to.

Not always. If everything is outside, in an open garage, or somewhere we can reach without going through the house, we can handle it and text you photos when the spot is clear. For anything inside, it's better if you or someone you trust is there to confirm what stays and what goes.

No — by space. The one exception is genuinely heavy material: concrete, brick, dirt, tile and roofing shingles get priced by weight instead, because a small pile of it can max out the truck's axle rating long before it fills the bed. We'll tell you that up front, not after.

Anything the state classes as hazardous has to stay off the truck: wet paint, solvents and household chemicals, motor oil and gasoline, propane cylinders, asbestos, contaminated soil, medical or biohazard waste, and ammunition or explosives.

Fulton County doesn't run a permanent hazardous-waste depot on this side of town, so those items need a different route. Sandy Springs residents can use the Keep North Fulton Beautiful collection events the city sponsors, propane cylinders go back to a propane retailer like Home Depot or Lowe's, and the city's guidance is to dry out leftover latex paint with kitty litter before it goes in the trash cart. Ask us and we'll point you at the right one.

Anything still usable gets donated, and metal, appliances and e-waste get recycled where we can. The landfill is the last stop, not the first. It costs us a little more time and it's the right way to do it.

Light demolition, yes — hot tubs, sheds, decks, fencing, play sets, gazebos and above-ground pools. We break it down and haul it away in the same visit. What we don't do is structural work: no load-bearing walls, no roofs, no anything that needs an engineer's stamp. Hot tubs and decks get quoted after we've seen them, since access is usually what decides the job.

A good bit of our work is exactly that — jobsite debris between phases, rental turnovers, evictions, foreclosures and estate cleanouts. We can work around a schedule, including early mornings and Saturdays, and invoice it so it files cleanly. If you've got a property that needs the same thing every few months, call and we'll sort out a standing arrangement.

You pay once the job is done and you've seen the space, not before. Call us at (470) 402-5427 and we'll confirm which payment methods work for your job — for commercial and property work we can invoice.