What junk removal
actually costs.
Published ranges, the two factors that move the number, and the exact price on site before anything leaves the floor.
The short answer
Junk removal with Marshall Hauling starts at $95 for a single item and is priced by volume from there: about $150–$275 for a pickup-bed load, $275–$450 for the typical cleanout, and $450–$750 when everything goes. The crew lifts, sweeps and donates what's usable — and the binding number is quoted on site, free, before the work starts.
The published tiers
Four sizes of job, four honest ranges.
Find the row that looks like your pile. The examples are real jobs we run, not marketing categories.
| Load size | Range | Jobs this size |
|---|---|---|
| One or two itemsThe minimum. A single item picked up and gone. | $95–$150 | A mattress and box spring · A washer or dryer · One sofa · A hot tub cover |
| A pickup loadRoughly what fits in the bed of a pickup, heaped. | $150–$275 | A small bedroom · Garage sale leftovers · A pile of yard debris · A few appliances |
| Half a trailerThe most common cleanout size we run. | $275–$450 | A one-car garage · A finished basement · An apartment cleanout · A small deck |
| A full trailerEverything goes. Often done in a single day. | $450–$750 | A whole-house cleanout · A two-car garage · A barn · A large estate |
Why there's no per-item menu.
We price by how much space your things take up in the trailer and how easy they are to get to. That second factor is why a per-item price list would lie to you: the same recliner costs different money from a curb, a basement, or a third-floor walk-up. The tier answers the question a menu can't — a single item starts at $95, and the pile prices by the space it takes.
Wondering about a specific thing — whether we even take it? That answer sheet covers about fifty categories.
When a dumpster beats the crew.
A multi-day project that produces debris on its own schedule is often cheaper with a $375 roll-off in the driveway than with a crew visit — the comparison page runs that math honestly. For a one-time pile, full-service junk removal is usually the cheaper call.
“He and his crew cleared out our house, including the basement and 2 outdoor sheds, in one day, at a very fair price. We were very impressed with their work.”
“I had a bunch of construction debris and Marshall hauling was able to come quick to pick up. This process allowed me to stay working on site without having to head to the dump and was priced fairly.”
Cost questions
The prices, interrogated.
The single-item tier runs $95–$150: a mattress and box spring, a washer or dryer, one sofa. $95 is the floor, it covers the crew and the haul-away, and there's no minimum beyond it.
Want the number for your pile?
Photos are enough for a phone quote — or we'll look in person, free either way.