Seattle Junk Removal Without the Wait
Couch in a Capitol Hill walk-up, basement full of decades in Ballard, lease-end pile in South Lake Union — we haul it all, often same-day, from $99. You point, we lift, it's gone.
Seattle makes it easy to own junk and weirdly hard to lose it: bulky-item pickup wants advance booking and curb duty, and the transfer station line eats a Saturday. We're the shortcut — a two-man crew that carries it out of wherever it's hiding, often the day you call.
- Single items from $99 — half truck $249–$379, full 16-ft truck $479–$599
- Same-day pickups across Seattle, Ballard to Beacon Hill, 8am–10pm daily
- Walk-ups, basements & no-parking streets handled — never a stair fee
- Donation-first: usable goods to charity, metal & e-waste recycled
- 4.7 stars on Google — and $25 off your first haul
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What we haul around Seattle
Seattle housing decides what we haul. Capitol Hill and U-District walk-ups produce couches that have to leave down three flights the same way they came up — badly. Ballard and Wallingford craftsman homes grow basements of boxes, dead water heaters, and the previous owner's mystery lumber. Belltown and South Lake Union towers turn over furniture with every lease, and Fremont and Greenwood garages quietly collect a decade of 'I'll deal with it later.' We take it all: sectionals, mattresses, appliances, TVs and e-waste, exercise equipment, construction leftovers, storage-unit contents. Tight parking, alley access, no elevator — that's a normal Tuesday for us, not a surcharge. If it's inside a Seattle building, we can get it out.
Where your junk actually goes
Every load gets sorted before anything gets dumped. Usable furniture and household goods go to donation first — Seattle Goodwill's big Dearborn donation center takes a lot of what we haul — while metal, appliances, and electronics go to recycling. Only what's genuinely done rides to the city's own facilities: the North Transfer Station in Wallingford or the South Transfer Station in South Park, whichever is closer to you, because we're not billing you for a scenic drive. That donation-first sort isn't just feel-good, either. Disposal fees run by weight, so every couch that gets a second life instead of a landfill trip keeps your price down. Space back, karma included.
Same-day beats the city's waitlist
Seattle will collect bulky items — if you book ahead, wait your turn, and lug the thing to the curb yourself. We're the other option: text a photo to (206) 736-6688, get a real price back in minutes, and a two-man crew carries it out of the basement today. We run 8am to 10pm, seven days a week, and same-day pickups are the house specialty. The math is simple too: national franchises charge $150–$250 for a single item and $600–$850 for a full truck; we run $99 to $599 with labor and disposal included, at 4.7 stars on Google. Moving apartments as well? We move what you keep and haul what you don't — one trip, one bill.
Ballpark your job
Slide, tap, done — no email required.
No hidden fees.
Or text a photo to (206) 736-6688 for an instant junk price.
He worked HARD, wasted absolutely no time, and somehow managed to be both incredibly fast and incredibly careful. If you're looking for someone reliable, efficient, professional, and genuinely kind, book Asuman. I would hire hi…
The movers I had lined up cancelled on me day-of... I was so lucky to have found these guys! They were incredibly fast, didn't damage a single item, and worked gracefully under chaotic conditions. I'll definitely be hiring them…
The crew was professional, punctual, careful with our belongings, and worked efficiently the entire time. Communication was clear throughout the process, pricing was fair, and there were no surprises. Highly recommend them to a…
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