Heavy outdoor junk · Flatbed & winch service
Junk stuck in the ground?
Old equipment, rusted metal and heavy outdoor junk can settle into dirt until moving them becomes a bigger job. We help plan the removal, loading and haul-away around the item and the site.
Free onsite estimate. Approve the removal plan and price before work begins.
See the unloading stage.
Open the 20-second videoMore than a quick pickup
Outdoor junk that needs a plan.
Some items can be lifted and loaded. Others need to be released, repositioned or assessed for equipment before they can leave.
Equipment settled into soil
Old yard or workshop equipment with wheels, legs or frames that have sunk into soft ground. Condition, weight and a workable route out shape the plan.
Rusted metal and outdoor frames
Heavy metal pieces left outdoors for years, including frames and bulky scrap tangled in weeds or roots. Show us the whole item and its surroundings.
Partly buried bulky junk
Unwanted items with a base or section below ground. We check what is visible, any known concrete or anchors, and what needs to be released before loading.
Overgrown property junk
Large outdoor items and mixed junk piles that need more than a straightforward carry. Identify what goes, what stays and the access available for hauling.
A plan before the first pull
The item. The ground. The route out.
Where conditions allow, a flatbed and winch can help with heavy-item loading. We confirm a suitable approach after checking the item and site.
Start a removal review- What is holding it in place?
- Soil, roots, concrete, anchors or attached parts can change how an item is released.
- What condition is it in?
- Weight, rust, damaged frames and wheels that no longer turn affect handling and loading.
- Where can the crew and equipment work?
- Gates, slopes, soft ground, driveway space and nearby structures shape the removal route.
- What stays after it is gone?
- Agree on the items leaving and any retained footings, plants or surrounding materials before work.
Start with what you know
A few photos help us prepare.
Show the whole item, the ground around it and the route to truck parking. Include a model label or known weight if you have one. Leave unknowns for the site assessment.
Text photos to JunkPDX- A close view of the item and any visible attachments
- A wide view showing soil, overgrowth and nearby obstacles
- The gate, path or driveway the item must pass through
- Your city or ZIP code and the timing you have in mind
Know the scope. Approve the price.
A quote for the actual job.
A stuck item needs more planning than an ordinary curbside pickup. Your estimate accounts for access, weight, attachments, labor, equipment, hauling and disposal. The agreed scope also identifies any digging, specialist preparation or ground repairs needed separately.
Tell us about known buried lines, irrigation, tanks or fluids before the visit. We’ll explain what can be included and the next steps before removal is scheduled.
How standard junk-removal pricing worksBefore we get started
Stuck junk removal questions.
Can you remove junk that is partly buried?
We review partly buried items for removal. The plan depends on what the item is, how much is below ground, its condition and any attachments. Show us the site so we can confirm the work and price before starting.
Can you use a winch to remove old equipment?
A flatbed and winch may be suitable for some heavy items. We check weight, condition, attachments, ground conditions and the loading route before choosing the setup. Tell us if the item no longer rolls or has been sitting for years.
Does this include digging or excavation?
The estimate identifies the work needed to release and remove the approved item. Substantial excavation, utility disconnection and ground repairs require their own scope. We explain any preparation or specialist work needed before removal can proceed.
How much does stuck junk removal cost?
Pricing depends on access, item weight, how firmly it is stuck, attachments, crew time, equipment and disposal. Photos help us prepare, and the free onsite estimate confirms the scope and complete price for your approval.
Is scrap metal removal free?
Metal content does not automatically make a removal free. Recovery work, loading, transport and disposal all affect the price. We explain the charge before you decide.
What should I do before the estimate?
Leave the item in place and tell us what you know about its weight, condition, attachments and surroundings. Photos of the item, nearby ground and the route to truck parking are helpful. Mention known buried lines, irrigation, tanks or fluids so they can be considered in the plan.
Let’s make room again
Show us what needs to come out.
Serving the Portland metro and nearby communities, from Vancouver to Woodburn. Project access, equipment and removal timing are confirmed with you.
Start with a project review. Removal is scheduled after the scope and price are approved.