Household junk
Boxes, storage clutter, moving leftovers, and mixed residential items.
Residential removal
Residential junk removal for Bothell homes, garages, moves, and outdoor cleanups. The crew handles the lifting, loading, hauling, and final sweep-up.
You do not need to carry a sofa to the curb, flatten every box, or guess which drop-off takes an old monitor. Describe the pile and the access. The team can help scope the work before scheduling.
Based in Bothell, the family-owned and veteran-owned operator serves homes across King and Snohomish counties. Same-day or next-day timing may be available, but it depends on the route and current schedule.
Learn how the service worksChoose the closest service, or call with a mixed list. Real homes rarely sort themselves into neat categories.
Boxes, storage clutter, moving leftovers, and mixed residential items.
Residential removalSofas, tables, dressers, chairs, bed frames, and other bulky pieces.
Furniture pickupA focused cleanout for boxes, shelving contents, equipment, and bulky items.
Garage cleanoutsPickup planning for heavy appliances and electronics with separate recycling routes.
Item guidanceBranches, brush, leaves, untreated wood, and outdoor cleanup material, reviewed by type and access.
No form maze. Start by calling, texting, or emailing the details that shape the job.
List the items, approximate quantity, location on the property, and access conditions.
Discuss estimate factors and choose an available pickup window. Same-day timing is never assumed.
Confirm the approved items. The crew lifts, loads, hauls, and sweeps the working area.

Volume is only one part of the job. Heavy material, specialty items, stairs, long carries, parking, distance, and disposal requirements can all change the plan.
The team is based in Bothell and serves communities across King and Snohomish counties. Call if you are outside Bothell; route availability depends on the job and schedule.
These guides help you sort decisions, spot special items, and choose the right next step.

A short checklist for items, access, safety, and estimate details.
Use the checklist
Which items use Washington’s E-Cycle program and which need another route.
Read the guideNo. This is a full-service removal operation. Describe where items are located and note stairs, gates, tight turns, or long carries so the crew can plan.
A useful estimate needs the item list, volume, weight, materials, access, location, and any special handling. Photos can help when sent by email.
Do not mix uncertain or hazardous material into a general pile. Identify it in advance so the team can confirm whether it can be handled and point you to an appropriate local option when it cannot.
Tell us what needs to go, where it is, and any access details. We’ll talk through the job and scheduling options.