Junk Removal Tips for the Portland Metro

Usable items are donated, metal and wood recycled, and the rest goes to a licensed transfer station. Here is how a load gets sorted after we haul it.

How a typical Tigard rental cleanout turns a unit full of left-behind furniture and trash into a swept, empty space in a day, with one invoice at the end.

What a typical two-car garage cleanout in Beaverton looks like, from the first photo to the swept floor, and how the job is quoted along the way.

Sell it, cut it up yourself, or have a crew break it down on site and haul it in one trip. How hot tub removal works in Portland and what to do first.

Yes. Fridges, washers, dryers, stoves and water heaters all go on the truck. What to disconnect first, what happens to the refrigerant, and the price.

Regular trash will not take a mattress. Your options in Portland are a bulky pickup, a recycler, donation, or a crew that carries it out for $175.

Find the paperwork, tag what stays, pull out the regulated items, and let the crew haul the rest. A practical order of operations for an estate cleanout.

Furniture, appliances, hot tubs, yard debris and whole-house loads all go. Here is what a junk removal company can and cannot take in Oregon.

Junk removal in Portland runs $175 for a minimum load up to $645 for a full truck. Here is what drives the number and what is already included.