Junk Removal & Site Cleanup
Point your phone at the pile. BINS APP reads your photos to estimate volume and labor, returns a quote you can review, and sends a local crew to do the lifting, loading and hauling.
You point out what goes. The crew carries it out, loads it and sweeps up the space.
Junk removal for every space
From a single sofa on the curb to a full commercial jobsite close-out, junk removal crews handle the heavy lifting and haul-away — quoted from a few photos and booked in minutes.
Point your phone at the pile and get a quote from photos. Homeowners, renters, landlords and real estate agents use BINS APP for furniture, appliances, garage clutter and whole-property cleanouts — the crew loads it and hauls it away in one visit.
Book junk removal
Post-construction, remodel and rebuild clear-outs handled by professional crews that know the difference between demolition refuse and salvaged material. General contractors, framers, drywall crews and remodelers book BINS APP to clear drywall, lumber, trim, cabinetry, fixtures and bagged debris at punch-list time — a full professional jobsite cleanout with loading, hauling, disposal and a broom-swept space when the crew leaves.
Book a jobsite cleanupWhat we haul
Junk removal is the right call when you want the work done for you — no box on the driveway, no loading, no disposal run.
Furniture Removal
Mattresses & Box Springs
Appliance Haul-Away
Electronics & E-Waste
Garage & Basement Clutter
Whole-Property Cleanouts
Estate Cleanouts
Hoarding-Related Cleanups
Rental Turnovers
Post-Eviction Cleanouts
Storage Unit Cleanouts
Construction & Remodel Debris
Carpet & Flooring Removal
Yard Waste & Brush
Hot Tubs, Sheds & Playsets
Office & Retail FixturesNot sure whether junk removal or a dumpster is the better fit? If you want it gone today and you would rather not load it yourself, book junk removal. If you will be generating debris over several days, a roll-off is usually cheaper per load.
Photo-based quoting
Junk removal is priced on volume and labor, which is hard to describe in words and easy to show in pictures. Upload two to five photos and BINS APP does the estimating.
Enter the service address and describe the job in a sentence — a garage, a single sectional, a three-bedroom cleanout.
One wide shot showing the whole pile, then close-ups of anything heavy, oversized or awkward to carry.
The system estimates truck volume and labor from your photos and returns a price, along with anything it flags as needing a closer look.
Check the quote and scope, pick an arrival window, and confirm. Your job goes to verified local crews.
The crew walks the scope with you before starting. If the load is materially different from the photos, you approve any change before work begins.
The estimate is built from what your photos show about size and effort, not from a generic item list.
Better photos mean a tighter quote and fewer adjustments when the crew arrives.
Some jobs are not safely priced from photos. When that happens, the request routes to manual review by the BINS APP team instead of returning an instant number, and you receive a reviewed quote once the scope is clear.
By category
Most household and jobsite material is routine. A few categories carry disposal rules or handling requirements that affect how a job is priced or scheduled.
The most common junk removal job. Crews handle the carry-out, including pieces that have to come apart to clear a doorway.
Mattress recycling is mandated in some states and charged as a separate disposal fee in others.
Accepted broadly, but several categories are regulated at the disposal end rather than at your curb.
Units containing refrigerants may require certified evacuation, and e-waste rules vary by state.
Post-project cleanup where a roll-off was never staged, or where the last load did not fit.
Heavy material such as concrete, brick and dirt is often better suited to a dedicated dumpster.
Seasonal and storm-related cleanup, including structures that need to be taken apart first.
Standing structures and hot tubs usually need disassembly and are commonly routed to manual review.
Whole-property work where the goal is an empty, broom-swept space rather than a specific item list.
Larger cleanouts are frequently reviewed manually so crew size and truck count are right the first time.
Regulated material is excluded from standard junk removal and needs a licensed specialist.
If you are unsure about an item, include it in your photos — it is better to flag it before the crew is booked.
Accepted materials, recycling routes and disposal fees are set by local facilities and vary by market. Your quote reflects the rules where the job is.
Included & priced
A junk removal quote is labor plus disposal. Here is exactly what that buys, and what makes one job cost more than another.
This is full-service removal — you point, the crew does the rest.
Your quote is generated before you book, and the crew confirms the scope before starting work.
If the load on site is materially different from the photos, the crew reviews it with you and you approve any change before work starts.
Clearing multiple properties or running turnovers at scale? See BINS APP for Commercial & Builders.
How it works
Five steps from a phone full of photos to an empty garage — no walkthrough appointment required to get a price.
Start the request in BINS APP and enter the service address.
Two to five images: the whole pile plus anything heavy, oversized or hard to reach.
Automated analysis returns a price. Larger or complex jobs route to manual review by the BINS APP team.
Choose a time that works, confirm securely, and your job goes out to verified local crews.
They walk the scope with you, carry everything out, load it, sweep up and haul it to a licensed facility.
Who books junk removal
Homeowners clearing one room, property managers turning units, and contractors closing out a punch list all use the same flow.
Close out jobs faster with removal booked from the same account you use for dumpsters, tree work and portable sanitation.
BINS APP for ProfessionalsRecurring cleanouts across a portfolio, with negotiated pricing structures designed to apply consistently across eligible projects and locations for approved commercial customers.
Explore CommercialGood to know
A short list of the things that most often change a junk removal job once the crew is on site.
Regulated material requires a licensed specialist, not a junk crew.
You do not have to move anything outside, but access affects the quote.
Photos estimate volume well; some loads still need adjusting on site.
Where the load ends up depends on local facilities and item condition.
Scope, exclusions, cancellation windows and on-site adjustments are governed by the agreement you accept at checkout. It is worth two minutes before you book.
For Providers
Free to Register. Free to Receive Job Alerts. No Monthly Subscription Required to Join.
Running a junk removal company? Register free, receive eligible job alerts in your service area, and take the cleanouts that fit your crew and truck capacity.
Questions
How photo quoting works, what crews will and will not take, and what changes a price.
You upload two to five photos of what needs to go. BINS APP analyzes them to estimate how much truck volume the load will take and how much labor it will require — including bulky items, disassembly and access issues like stairs or long carries — and returns a quote you can review before booking. Jobs that are unusually large, obstructed or hard to read from photos route to manual review by the BINS APP team, and you receive a reviewed quote instead of an instant one.
The crew walks the scope with you before they start loading. If there is materially more than the photos showed, or items that were not visible, they review the adjustment with you and you approve it before any work begins. You are never billed for a change you did not agree to, and if the load turns out to need more than one trip, that is discussed up front rather than after the truck is full.
No. Junk removal is full service — crews carry items out of basements, upstairs bedrooms, garages, attics and jobsites, and they disassemble pieces when that is what it takes to get them through a doorway. Moving things closer to the exit is not required, though telling us about stairs, elevators, gates or long carries in your request helps the quote match reality.
Anything regulated as hazardous: paint and solvents, fuel and motor oil, chemicals and pesticides, asbestos or lead abatement material, biohazard and medical waste, sharps, ammunition, explosives and propane tanks. Appliances containing refrigerants may need certified evacuation, and electronics and mattresses carry specific handling rules in some states. If you are unsure about an item, photograph it — flagging it before booking is far easier than discovering it on the day.
Primarily on volume — how much space the load takes in the truck — plus the labor the job requires. Stairs, long carries, disassembly and tight access all add labor. Certain items carry their own disposal fees, such as mattresses, tires and some electronics, and local disposal and recycling rates vary by market. Your quote is generated before you book, so you are reviewing a number rather than waiting for an estimator to call back.
Where local infrastructure supports it, yes. Usable furniture and household goods may be routed to donation partners, and metal, e-waste, cardboard and yard waste are commonly recycled rather than landfilled. What is possible depends entirely on the facilities and partners in your market, so we describe it as routing where available rather than a guarantee. Disposal documentation is available on request if you need it for a client or an insurer.
Yes, and these are among the most common jobs on the platform. For whole-property work, photograph every room rather than one corner — the analysis needs to see the full scope. Larger cleanouts are frequently routed to manual review so that crew size, truck count and scheduling are planned correctly the first time. Hoarding-related cleanups are handled the same way, with a reviewed scope before the work is booked.
Book junk removal when the material already exists, you want it gone in one visit, and you would rather not load it yourself. Rent a roll-off dumpster when you will be generating debris over several days, want to work at your own pace, or are throwing away a large volume of heavy construction material. Many customers use both on the same project — a dumpster during demolition and a junk removal crew for the final clear-out.
Still deciding? Browse the Help Center or contact bins app.
Ready when you are
Start a junk removal request, review your quote, and book a local crew to handle the lifting, loading and disposal.
Crew availability, accepted materials and disposal fees vary by market and provider.