4.9 from 62 Google reviewsHow the calculator works
The dollar figure is Rapid Haul's published starting price for the job you pick: furniture from $125, a single appliance from $100, construction debris from $200, a garage cleanout from $300, a shed from $350 and a full house cleanout from $1,000. Those are the same numbers on the junk removal page and in the pricing guide.
The size slider and the extras do not invent a bigger number. They tell you whether your job is likely to land near the start or above it, and they fill in the text to Dany so he can price it from your photo.
What moves a junk removal price above the start
Three things: how much there is, how heavy it is, and how far the crew carries it to the truck. A garage cleanout packed to the ceiling, a load of tile and concrete, or a third-floor walk-up all take more time and more trips than the starting job.
- More volume than the starting job covers
- Heavy material like concrete, tile, dirt or a piano
- Stairs, elevators or a long carry to the truck
What every Rapid Haul price includes
Every price is one flat, all-in number that covers labor, loading, hauling and disposal, with no separate dump fee. Junk removal is paid after the job; jobs of $1,000 and over, like a house cleanout, take a 50% deposit.
