Junk removal in Seneca, SC
Tell us what’s going and see the price before we come. We load it from wherever it sits and haul it away.
Priced by how much of our 15-yard trailer it fills.
$75–$95 minimum. $450–$550 for a full load.
Prices by the load | Minimum$75–$95 | Quarter$140–$180 | Half$250–$320 | Three-quarter$360–$440 | Full$450–$550 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Room in the trailer | Up to 2 cubic yards | About 3.8 cubic yards | About 7.5 cubic yards | About 11.3 cubic yards | About 15 cubic yards |
| Compared with a pickup | About half a pickup bed | About one pickup load | About two pickup loads | About three pickup loads | About four pickup loads |
| For example | A recliner, or one mattress and box spring | A couch, an armchair and a few boxes | A bedroom set, a fridge and a washer | A couch, a sectional, a fridge and a dozen boxes | Two couches, two mattress sets, a dresser, a fridge and 20 boxes |
| Price it | Price a minimum load | Price a quarter load | Price a half load | Price a three-quarter load | Price a full load |
Prices by the load
Minimum load
$75–$95
- Room in the trailer
- Up to 2 cubic yards
- Compared with a pickup
- About half a pickup bed
- For example
- A recliner, or one mattress and box spring
Quarter load
$140–$180
- Room in the trailer
- About 3.8 cubic yards
- Compared with a pickup
- About one pickup load
- For example
- A couch, an armchair and a few boxes
Half load
$250–$320
- Room in the trailer
- About 7.5 cubic yards
- Compared with a pickup
- About two pickup loads
- For example
- A bedroom set, a fridge and a washer
Three-quarter load
$360–$440
- Room in the trailer
- About 11.3 cubic yards
- Compared with a pickup
- About three pickup loads
- For example
- A couch, a sectional, a fridge and a dozen boxes
Full load
$450–$550
- Room in the trailer
- About 15 cubic yards
- Compared with a pickup
- About four pickup loads
- For example
- Two couches, two mattress sets, a dresser, a fridge and 20 boxes
Added per item, for what the county or the recycler charges us
- Mattress or box spring +$15–$25 each
- Fridge, freezer or AC unit (refrigerant) +$25–$40 each
- Tire +$10–$15 each
- Tube TV or old monitor +$20–$35 each
- Carrying down a flight of stairs +$25–$50 a flight
Priced on their own, from a photo
- Hot tub, cut up and hauled usually $300–$500
- Upright piano usually $200–$350
- Small wooden shed, taken down and hauled usually $350–$650
- Concrete, dirt, brick or shingles by weight, up to 2.5 tons a load
How a pickup goes
Most jobs take one visit. You can be there or not: plenty of people send a photo, leave the garage open and come home to a swept floor.
Count it in the estimator, or text a photo of the pile to (864) 555-0142. A photo is the fastest way to a firm price.
We confirm the price from your photo or a quick look on site. Nothing gets loaded until you’ve said yes to it.
You don’t carry anything. We load from wherever it sits: the garage, the basement, an upstairs bedroom, the far end of the yard.
When the last piece is on the trailer, we sweep the floor or rake the spot where the pile was.
Usable furniture goes to donation, metal and appliances to recycling, and the rest to the county facility that takes it.
Where yourjunk ends up
We sort as we load, so less of it ends up buried. The guide to Oconee County’s dump sites has the hours and rules if you’d rather haul it yourself.
Read the dump guideDonation
Clean, working furniture and appliances go to donation before anything goes to the dump. The Oconee Habitat ReStore on Bountyland Road takes furniture, but not mattresses, box springs or tube TVs.
- Habitat ReStore, Seneca
- Habitat ReStore, Anderson
- Goodwill
Recycling
South Carolina keeps appliances out of landfills, and TVs and computers too. Fridges, washers and scrap metal go to recycling; electronics go where the county or a recycler takes them.
- Appliances
- Scrap metal
- Electronics
County sites
Oconee’s eleven recycling centers serve residents only and close on Wednesdays and Sundays. Only Strawberry Farm in Seneca takes mattresses. Building debris goes to the C&D landfill on Wells Highway.
- Strawberry Farm Center
- Wells Hwy landfill
- Anderson and Pickens sites
What we leave
Paint, chemicals, fuel, propane tanks and asbestos stay behind. They need a hazardous waste drop-off, and we’ll tell you where to look.
- Paint and solvents
- Fuel and propane
- Asbestos
Towns we haul from
Seneca and the towns around Lake Keowee, Lake Hartwell and Clemson. Not on the list? Call or text and ask.
Questions people ask
More questions and answersHow much does junk removal cost in Seneca?
Most jobs are priced by how much of our 15 cubic yard trailer they fill: $75–$95 for a small pickup, $250–$320 for half a trailer and $450–$550 for a full one. Mattresses, refrigerant appliances, tires and tube TVs add a small fee each.
Is there a minimum charge?
Yes. The minimum is $75–$95 and covers up to 2 cubic yards, about a recliner and a few bags, or a mattress and box spring. A single couch runs $95–$120.
Do I have to carry everything to the curb?
No. We load from wherever it sits: the garage, the basement, an upstairs bedroom or the back of the yard. Stairs add $25–$50 a flight for heavy pieces.
Do I need to be home when you come?
No, as long as we’ve agreed the price from photos and can get to everything that’s going. Leave the garage or gate open and mark anything that stays.
How do you price a job you haven’t seen?
The estimator gives a ballpark from what you count. We confirm a firm price from a photo or a quick look before anything gets loaded, and nothing moves until you’ve said yes.
What won’t you take?
Hazardous waste: paint, solvents, pool chemicals, fuel, propane tanks, asbestos and medical waste. Those need a hazardous waste drop-off, and we can point you to the right one.
Can you take a mattress?
Yes. A mattress or box spring adds $15–$25 to the load for disposal, or runs $90–$120 on its own. In Oconee County only the Strawberry Farm recycling center takes mattresses from residents.
Guides for doing it yourself
Oconee County dump guide
Junk removal or a dumpster?
Estate cleanout checklist
Where to donate furniture near Seneca