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How does pricing work?

Flat, photo-quoted. Send a photo and we price every item up front from real Valley market data — e.g. sofa $170, queen mattress $139, refrigerator $221. Big jobs are priced by the truck: $325 (1/4) to $985 (full truck). $75 minimum, disposal included. The full ladder is in our Phoenix price guide.

Is there sales tax on junk removal in Arizona?

No. Arizona's Transaction Privilege Tax has no classification for labor-only junk or garbage hauling, so the service isn't taxed. The flat price we quote is the price you pay — no sales-tax line at checkout.

What about the city's bulk trash pickup?

The City of Phoenix collects bulk items — officially "uncontained trash"by appointment. The old quarterly, pile-it-at-the-curb rotation is gone. City residential trash customers now get a maximum of four collections per calendar year, appointments are scheduled up to three business days out, and items may be set out no more than seven days before the collection.

It's free, and if your timing lines up you should use it. It stops working when you've already used your four for the year, when your HOA won't let a pile sit at the curb for days, when you're in a condo or apartment with no curb of your own, or when the job is commercial — the program is residential only. That's the gap we fill: a scheduled truck, a flat price, and nothing ever staged out front. More on the HOA side of it in our guide to HOA rules and Phoenix bulk trash.

And note that this is the Phoenix rule. Scottsdale, Mesa, Tempe, Chandler, Gilbert, Glendale and the rest of the Valley each run their own bulk schedules with their own caps and staging rules — check your own city rather than assuming Phoenix's applies to you.

Do you do garage cleanouts?

Constantly — Arizona homes are slab-built with no basements, so the garage is where decades of stuff piles up. We clear it as truck-fill, hauled from the garage so the HOA never sees a curb pile.

Can you handle an ASU move-out?

Yes — ASU residence halls close in early May, so Tempe fills with furniture. We clear the whole apartment, carried down and out with no stair fee, often same-day.

Do you handle COIs for the towers?

Yes. The Downtown Phoenix, Old Town Scottsdale, and Biltmore high-rises require a Certificate of Insurance and a reserved freight elevator. We file the COI and book the elevator — included in the flat price. Our coverage: General Liability $1M per occurrence · $2M aggregate; Umbrella/Excess $2M · $5M; Workers’ Compensation $1M each accident. Your building is added as additional insured, coverage is primary and non-contributory, and a waiver of subrogation applies.

Do you start early to beat the heat?

Yes — in the 110°F-plus summer we schedule early-morning windows for crew safety and to finish before the worst of the heat.

¿Hablan español?

Sí — equipo que habla español para Maryvale, South Phoenix, Glendale y más, cuando lo pida. Precio fijo, sin impuesto sobre el servicio.

What do you take?

Furniture, mattresses, appliances (including AC units, freon recovered), electronics, exercise equipment, monsoon storm debris, garage and full-home or estate cleanouts. We can't take hazardous materials (paint, chemicals, propane) — ask us and we'll point you the right way.

How do I pay?

Securely online by card at checkout (powered by Stripe). Paying up front reserves your crew and locks your price — and there's no tax line to add.

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Do you handle COIs for downtown and Old Town Scottsdale towers?

Yes. The Downtown Phoenix, Old Town Scottsdale, and Biltmore high-rises require a Certificate of Insurance and a reserved freight elevator. We file the COI and book the elevator — included in the flat price. Our coverage: General Liability $1M per occurrence · $2M aggregate; Umbrella/Excess $2M · $5M; Workers’ Compensation $1M each accident. Your building is added as additional insured, coverage is primary and non-contributory, and a waiver of subrogation applies.