St. Paul, OR · Local JunkPDX crew
Clearing a family home or getting a property ready in St. Paul? We can haul away the unwanted furniture and contents. Choose who can meet us and approve the price. Family members are welcome to help with decisions.
Choose a time for your free estimate. For most standard pickups, we can haul away during the same visit after you approve the price. Check the ZIP for your pickup address; you can change it here or during booking.
Free, no-obligation estimate. You can accept or decline the full price before loading. No account, card or photos required.
Read customer reviewsMonday–Saturday. Availability depends on your address and service. Large or specialty projects may need crew review.
We sell truck space
Pay for the space your household junk uses. Show us everything that goes; you do not need to choose a load size.
See all prices and load examplesStandard household-junk pickup starts at $120. A quarter load is $325. Your onsite estimate is free. Standard carrying, loading, hauling and disposal are included. Heavy items, difficult access or special disposal may add charges. Approve the complete price before loading. Larger cleanouts receive a full project quote.
Choose a two-hour arrival window, Monday–Saturday. Removal time depends on the items and access; larger cleanouts receive an agreed work schedule.
One item or a full cleanout
Leave the heavy items where they are. Our crew takes care of the carrying.
JunkPDX work from around the Portland metro
A documented home project shows a JunkPDX crew member collecting debris during a cleanout. For a St. Paul family or property project, give the access contact and decision-maker the same removal list, then agree on price approval and any requested completion photos.
Real JunkPDX work in the Portland metro; this job may have been outside St. Paul.
The person meeting the crew may be a family member, agent or another property contact. Explain whether that person can approve the removal list and price or is providing access only. If approval will come from someone elsewhere, agree on how they can be reached during the walkthrough. Keys and entry instructions alone do not tell the crew which belongings may leave.
Send wide photos of each included room, garage or storage area, and mark retained furniture, documents and undecided belongings to stay. Identify excluded rooms and locked areas. Give the onsite contact the same item list as the person approving the estimate, plus the entrance, gate and truck-parking instructions. Use the property's actual address and ZIP, commonly 97137 for St. Paul addresses. Coordinate the arrival window with the access contact and approver. Share the property handoff deadline; a two-hour arrival window does not define the completion time.
Agree on a contact method and availability for the onsite estimate, then confirm who can authorize scope changes. A rough range from photos helps planning but does not replace the final onsite price. If approval is unavailable, the crew needs an agreed next step before loading rather than guessing which contents may be removed.
Coordinate a cleanout from out of townRequest completion photos before the visit if the decision-maker will be away. Tell us which cleared areas should be documented and who will check retained belongings. Arrange who locks the property afterward and who meets any cleaners or repair providers. Contents removal, cleaning and repairs need their own agreed scope.
Plan a house cleanout before sellingBefore you book
Same-day pickup is often available Monday–Saturday. Enter your ZIP to see open arrival windows. For heavy items or a large cleanout, send us the details first.
Yes, when the owner or authorized representative has arranged the contact's role. Confirm who provides access, who approves the removal list and onsite price, and how any remote decision-maker will be reached. Share the same instructions with everyone coordinating the visit.
Arrange availability and a backup contact beforehand. If the agreed approval cannot be obtained, the crew needs to review the next step before loading. Providing access does not replace authorization for the scope and complete price.
Yes. Request them before scheduling and identify the areas to document as part of the approved scope. Arrange who checks the cleared areas, retained belongings and property security after the work.
Confirm the destination's accepted materials, hours and unloading method before loading. Arrange help for carrying and unloading bulky pieces, and keep retained belongings separate. If several trips would affect your property handoff, compare that plan with a complete pickup estimate.
We can review the complete project, but show the furniture and scrap as separate material groups. Describe the metal, equipment parts or other dense contents, with quantities and known weights. Acceptance, handling and load limits need review; a small volume of scrap is not automatically priced like the same volume of household furniture. Approve the complete agreed scope before loading.
Your onsite estimate is free, with no obligation to hire us. Approve the full price before any removal begins.
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