What's included
- Furniture, mattresses and appliances
- Rental trash-outs and eviction cleanouts
- Basement, garage and attic cleanouts
- Light renovation debris and yard waste
- Estate and move-out cleanouts, with keep-piles set aside
Junk Removal in Detroit: local notes
Detroit's curbside bulk pickup has limits. The Department of Public Works caps curbside bulk at about 2 cubic yards per pickup (about two stoves' worth), renovation debris has to be bagged or bundled, and paint, tires and batteries aren't accepted. A whole-house or eviction cleanout is far bigger than that, which is where we come in.
The City also offers paid bulk pickups and free drop-off centers for residents. For landlords and owners who need a unit emptied on a deadline, we load, haul and sweep out so the cleaners can start. See our Detroit bulk trash guide for the City's rules.
How much does junk removal cost in Detroit?
We don't publish set prices. Every job gets a free quote, confirmed before work starts.
Your quote depends on:
- Volume: how much of a truck the load fills
- Weight and type: appliances, renovation debris, mattresses
- Access: stairs, basements, long carries
- Items that need special handling, like refrigerant appliances
- Timing: same-week vs. scheduled
Send the address, a few photos and your timeline to (313) 546-6644.
How it works
- Send it: call, text or use the Instant Quote form with the address and photos.
- Get a free quote and a timeline.
- We schedule a vetted local pro, and you get one point of contact.
- Photos when it's done, one invoice.
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