Barn Cleanouts
Yes — barn cleanouts are some of our favorite jobs, and we do a lot of them: decades of equipment, old lumber, tires and scrap, lofts included. A whole barn usually lands in our full-trailer range, $450–$750, and you get the exact number on site before anything moves.
How we handle it
- Barn clear-outs, including lofts
- Decades of equipment and old lumber
- Tires and scrap metal
- Riding mowers and lawn tractors — no need to drain the tank first
- Swept clean when the last load leaves
What a barn cleanout costs
A barn is one of our full-trailer examples: $450–$750. Volume and access set the exact number, you hear it on site before we start, and the estimate is free.
The shelf of old chemicals
We take the shelf of cleaners, pesticides and pool chemicals that stops most haulers — tell us what you have when you book so it rides safely and ends up handled properly. Fuels and oil are the exception: those go to a household hazardous waste site, and Calhoun County runs collection days for exactly that.
Where the metal goes
Metal is one of the easiest things for us to keep out of a landfill. It's separated as we load and hauled to the scrapyard — old mowers, fencing and grills included.
From the reviews
Marshall Hauling did a great job in helping me dispose of the unwanted things in my barns. Todd and his crew were professional, friendly, and completed the job as scheduled.
Questions
Barn cleanouts, answered.
Yes, and metal is one of the easiest things for us to keep out of a landfill.
Tell us what needs to go.
Free estimate, no obligation, and an exact price before anything moves.