The West Valley's HOA family belt, from the central grid up through Vistancia and the lake communities (85345, 85381–85383). One couch or a whole house — sofa $170 flat, truck-fill from $325, quoted from a photo before we roll. We route the West Valley as its own zone, so the window we give you is one we can hold. Nothing ever goes to your curb, and there's no sales tax on the service.
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Upload a Photo & Get Quote →Peoria runs nearly twenty miles from the older central grid up to the high desert, and most of what we haul here comes out of a master-planned HOA single-family home: three bedrooms, a two- or three-car garage, a slab foundation, a covered patio and a strip of yard. Families in the newer subdivisions, a solid share of retirees in the established ones, and in both cases the same handful of things eventually need to leave the property — a couch that has done its ten years, a second fridge that stopped being useful, a bedroom set nobody wants, the patio furniture the sun destroyed, or the entire contents of a house that is about to go on the market.
All of it prices the same way: flat, from a photo, before anyone drives out. A single sofa is $170. A refrigerator is $221. If there is enough of it that counting items stops making sense, it prices as a truck-fill instead, starting at $325 for a quarter truck. We carry it out of the room, the garage or the back patio — you do not move it, and you certainly do not stage it out front where the HOA will find it. Summer jobs start early to beat the heat, and Arizona doesn't tax the service, so the quote is the bill.
If the job is specifically the garage — floor-to-rafters, shelving, patio pile and all — that has its own page with the full volume ladder and the outdoor-item pricing: garage cleanout in Peoria. This page is everything else.
One picture of the couch, the appliance or the room. Exact flat price back in seconds — no in-person estimate, no "call for a quote," no number that changes on arrival.
Peoria jobs go into West Valley days so the window is one we can hold — usually same or next day. Gate code, guest-parking rule, guard-attended entry? Tell us up front.
Insured crew lifts it from wherever it sits, loads from the driveway, pulls donatable goods and metal out of the load, and leaves the space clean. Nothing sits out front.
Two pricing paths, and you pay whichever is lower. A few things price item by item. Once it is a room's worth or a house's worth, it prices by how much of the truck it fills. Loading, carry-out and disposal are already inside both numbers.
| Item | Flat price |
|---|---|
| Sofa / couch | $170 |
| Queen mattress | $139 |
| Refrigerator | $221 |
| Washer | $179 |
| Dryer | $172 |
| Patio table | $120 |
| Patio chair (each) | $40 |
| Propane grill | $95 |
| Lawn mower | $88 |
| Yard waste (per cubic yard) | $119 |
Room-sized and whole-house loads price as truck-fill:
| Truck-fill | Flat price | Roughly |
|---|---|---|
| Quarter truck (2/8) | $325 | A bedroom's furniture, or a small pre-move purge |
| 3/8 truck | $455 | Living room set plus a couple of appliances |
| Half truck (4/8) | $580 | Several rooms cleared, or a patio and yard turnover together |
| 5/8 truck | $690 | Downsizing load — furniture plus years of stored boxes |
| Three-quarter truck (6/8) | $790 | Most of a house before a listing |
| 7/8 truck | $890 | House plus the patio and the storm pile |
| Full truck (8/8) | $985 | Whole-home clear, nothing left behind |
$75 minimum. Carry-out, loading and disposal included, and refrigerant recovery on fridges, freezers and AC units is part of the job rather than a surcharge. Taking several things at once? Send one photo set and it prices as a single flat number instead of stacking item prices. No Arizona sales tax on the service — Arizona has no transaction-privilege classification for labor-only hauling, so nothing is added at the end.
Outside benchmark: third-party home-services cost trackers put a typical Phoenix-metro junk-removal job around $226–$237, and national franchise crews commonly land $600–$800+ on a full truckload — normally without committing to a figure until someone has walked your house. Ours are published above, before anyone gets in a truck.
| Option | Cost | Speed | The catch |
|---|---|---|---|
| City of Peoria bulk schedule | Free | Next scheduled date | Peoria runs its own calendar and its own limits — verify them with the city, we won't quote rules we haven't confirmed. Whatever they are, it's a curbside set-out you carry out yourself and leave visible until the truck comes. |
| Dumpster in the driveway | Rental + haul fees | Days on site | A container parked at a master-planned address for a week is precisely what the appearance covenants target — and you load every pound of it yourself, in West Valley heat. |
| Donate it | Free | Days | Goodwill of Central & Northern AZ, Habitat ReStore and Salvation Army all take clean, resellable furniture — but you load it and drive it there, and nothing broken, stained or structural qualifies. |
| Self-haul it | ~$55/ton gate rate | Half a day, minimum | From the West Valley this is a genuine half-day round trip in summer, times however many loads it takes. Nearest city facility is North Gateway; Northwest Regional / Skunk Creek and Butterfield Station in Mobile also serve this side. The SR-85 Landfill isn't open to the public at all. |
| JunkRabbit | $170 a couch · $325–$985 by volume | Same or next day | None — photo price up front, we carry it out, donation-routed, never staged at your curb |
The City of Peoria runs its own bulk-collection program, separate from the Phoenix system most people have read about, with its own schedule and its own limits. Check the city's current rules before you stage anything out front — we are not going to publish dates or caps we have not verified ourselves, and getting that wrong costs you a violation notice, not us.
What is verifiable is the shape these programs take across the metro. The City of Phoenix program — which governs Phoenix proper, not Peoria — is now appointment-based: at most four collections per calendar year, scheduled up to three business days out, with material set out no more than seven days ahead. That is what a modern municipal bulk program looks like here: a small number of booked windows and a hard rule about how long anything can sit visible.
And then there is the part that is true regardless of which city you are in, and it is the part that actually decides things in Peoria: an HOA covenant window is shorter than any municipal calendar. Your city may allow a set-out for several days; your community's rules may allow it for the morning of collection, or effectively not at all in a front-facing driveway. Two calendars govern the same load, and the stricter one always wins. Which is why the West Valley answer is rarely "wait for the truck" — it is "get it off the property without ever putting it out front." That is the job we do: our truck in your driveway, the crew carrying it out, everything gone in a single visit.
We sort at the truck rather than at the gate. Usable furniture and household goods go to donation — Goodwill of Central & Northern AZ, Habitat for Humanity ReStore and the Salvation Army all operate on this side of the Valley — so an intact dresser or a working patio set gets resold instead of buried, and you can have a receipt for it. Metal is pulled out separately for scrap: appliance bodies, grill frames, mower decks, patio and shelving frames, fence panels after a storm. Electronics and TVs go to e-waste, not into the mixed load.
Anything with refrigerant — a fridge, a chest freezer, a window or portable AC — needs EPA-certified freon recovery before it can be disposed of, which matters more in the desert than almost anywhere else given how many AC units this Valley retires every year. That recovery is part of the job and part of the price.
What is left is refuse, and here West Valley geography shows up again. The nearest city-owned facility to Peoria is the North Gateway Transfer Station, where the 2026 City of Phoenix gate rate is $55 per ton; Northwest Regional / Skunk Creek and Butterfield Station down in Mobile, AZ also serve the northwest and southwest Valley. The SR-85 Landfill is not open to the general public — haulers route through the transfer stations. Desert disposal is cheap, which is exactly why our flat prices can be flat: the tipping fee is already inside your number.
Peoria houses are slab-on-grade with no basements, which changes what a haul looks like compared to a coastal city: nothing has to come up a basement stairwell, but everything you own that isn't in a room is in the garage. Most of what we carry travels out through an attached garage or a side gate, so tell us if the side gate is narrow, if there is a pool blocking the path around the house, or if the patio furniture has to come through the living room instead.
HOA rules are the constant here. In Vistancia, the lake-area subdivisions and the newer 85383 communities, appearance enforcement is active and it is aimed squarely at anything visible from the street. We do not test that. The truck comes into the driveway, the crew carries the item out from inside the house or the garage, and it drives away with us — nothing is ever staged at the curb, on a scheduled pickup you chose. Gated and guard-attended communities are routine: leave a visitor code or put the crew on the gate list and we check in the way the community expects.
And the part worth stating plainly rather than burying: Peoria sits on the far side of the Valley from where most crews start their day. Rather than pretend otherwise, we route the West Valley as its own zone and book Peoria into West Valley days. In practice that is same-day or next-day with a window we can actually hold, instead of a same-day promise that slides to evening because the truck is still on the other side of the metro. If you need a specific morning — a closing, a delivery, a listing photographer — say so when you send the photo; that is far easier to plan around than to fix afterwards. From June through September we schedule first thing, because a West Valley afternoon in July is not a safe time to be carrying a refrigerator across a driveway.
"Whole garage cleared in Vistancia — furniture, bikes, packed shelves. Hauled from the garage, no HOA letter, flat price, no tax line. Same-day."
"Kids' outgrown stuff and old furniture, gone in an afternoon. HOA-safe, donation-routed, fair flat quote."
"Started at 7am to beat the heat, done fast, pulled it all from the garage. Easy and fair."
How much does it cost in Peoria?
Sofa $170, queen mattress $139, refrigerator $221, washer $179, dryer $172, patio table $120, patio chair $40, propane grill $95, lawn mower $88, yard waste $119 a cubic yard. Volume loads: quarter truck $325, half $580, three-quarter $790, full $985. $75 minimum, carry-out and disposal included, no Arizona sales tax on the service.
Do you really come out to the West Valley?
Yes, and we route it as its own zone rather than pretending every metro address is thirty minutes away. That means a booked window we can hold — usually same or next day — instead of a same-day promise that slips.
Will the city take it instead?
Peoria runs its own bulk schedule with its own limits — confirm those with the city directly. For scale, the neighboring Phoenix program is appointment-based at four collections a year, booked up to three business days out, items out no more than seven days ahead. Either way, your HOA's window is shorter than the city's.
Will my HOA fine me?
Not for anything we do — we never use the curb. The truck loads from the driveway on a scheduled pickup and nothing is left visible from the street.
Do you take fridges and AC units?
Yes. Refrigerator $221, washer $179, dryer $172. Refrigerant appliances get EPA-certified freon recovery as part of the job, priced in rather than added on.
What happens to it afterwards?
Donation first with a receipt on request, metal to scrap, electronics to e-waste, and only the true refuse to a transfer station — North Gateway is the nearest city facility at the 2026 rate of $55 a ton.
Is it cheaper than a traditional full-service hauler?
Third-party cost trackers put a typical Phoenix-metro job around $226–$237, and franchise crews commonly land $600–$800+ on a full truck, usually confirmed only on site. Our numbers are published and quoted from a photo first.
Flat and photo-quoted. Single items price on their own: sofa $170, queen mattress $139, refrigerator $221, washer $179, dryer $172, patio table $120, patio chair $40, propane grill $95, lawn mower $88. Bigger loads price as truck-fill — quarter truck $325, 3/8 $455, half $580, 5/8 $690, three-quarters $790, 7/8 $890, full truck $985 — and loose yard waste is $119 per cubic yard. $75 minimum, loading and disposal included, and no Arizona sales tax on the service.
We cover it, and we will be straight about how. Peoria sits on the far side of the Valley from where most crews start their day, so we route the West Valley as its own zone rather than promising instant same-day at every address in the metro. In practice that means a booked window we can actually hold, usually same or next day, instead of a same-day promise that quietly slides to evening because the truck is still in Mesa.
It can. Peoria's master-planned communities — Vistancia and the lake-area subdivisions especially — enforce appearance and curbside rules, and an old couch parked at the street is exactly what those covenants are written about. We never use the curb. The truck comes into the driveway, the crew carries the item out of the house or garage on a scheduled pickup, and it leaves with us.
Yes. A refrigerator is $221, a washer $179, a dryer $172. Anything with refrigerant — a fridge, a freezer, a window or portable AC unit — requires EPA-certified freon recovery before disposal, which is handled as part of the job and already priced into the flat number, not added afterwards.
Usable furniture and household goods are routed to donation — Goodwill of Central & Northern AZ, Habitat for Humanity ReStore and Salvation Army all have West Valley locations — with a receipt on request. Metal is pulled for scrap recycling and electronics go to e-waste. What is genuinely refuse goes to a transfer station; the City of Phoenix North Gateway Transfer Station is the nearest city facility to Peoria at the 2026 gate rate of $55 per ton, and Northwest Regional / Skunk Creek and Butterfield Station in Mobile also serve the northwest and southwest Valley.
Yes. From July through mid-September the microbursts leave the West Valley with downed palm fronds, snapped limbs, and blown-apart fence and roof material. Loose yard waste is $119 per cubic yard, or it rolls into a truck-fill if there is more than a yard or two. Storm weeks fill up fast, so call early rather than after the third pass.
The thing that actually differs is when you learn the price. Third-party home-services cost trackers put a typical Phoenix-metro junk-removal job around $226 to $237, and national franchise crews commonly land $600 to $800 or more on a full truckload, normally confirmed only after an on-site estimate. Our numbers are published — $170 for a couch, $325 to $985 for a truck-fill — and quoted from your photo before anyone drives across the Valley.