Junk Removal in
Tempe

Home to ASU, Town Lake, and the densest student-apartment belt in the Valley (85281–85284). When the residence halls close in early May, Tempe fills with furniture and mattresses nobody can move. We clear the whole apartment, carried down and out, no stair fee, often same-day. No sales tax on the service.

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The Tempe move-out, cleared same-day

Tempe is ASU territory — walk-up student apartments, Town Lake high-rises, and a lease calendar that turns over all at once. When the residence halls close in early May, every unit has a mattress, a couch, and a pile of furniture to get rid of, and no easy way to move it. That's our lane: we carry it down the stairs and out, no elevator needed and no stair fee, or handle the COI and freight elevator in the Town Lake towers — priced flat as truck-fill from a photo. Add the whole apartment and it's one number, usable pieces donated. During the move-out crush same-day is usually available, and because Arizona doesn't tax the service, there's no sales-tax line on your bill.

What we haul

Tempe pricing — no service tax

Flat by size/item; whole apartments priced as truck-fill. Disposal included; carried down at no extra charge.

Item / volumePrice
Twin mattress$111
Queen mattress$139
Sofa / couch$170
Whole apartment (truck-fill 1/2)$525
Truck-fill (full)$895

$75 minimum. Disposal included; walk-up haul, no stair fee. No Arizona sales tax on the service.

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What Tempe renters say

★★★★★

"Lease ended early May, third-floor walk-up. They carried the mattress and couch down and out same-day. Flat price, no stair fee, no tax line. Lifesaver."

— Tyler M., near ASU
★★★★★

"Booked the whole apartment in one quote — bed, futon, desk. Gone in an afternoon. So much easier than the dumpster."

— Ava R., Tempe
★★★★★

"Town Lake high-rise — they handled the COI and elevator, cleared the unit clean. Fast and fair."

— Jordan K., Town Lake