Priority Junk Removal

About

Listed for

• Hoarding cleanup

  What we found: has its own page for this service. See that page

• Estate cleanouts

  What we found: has its own page for this service. See that page

This is a hauling company. It is listed because it offers this work as a service of its own, not for general junk removal.

Good to know

• Donates usable furniture and appliances to local charities and recycles metals, electronics and cardboard. Source
• Says its work is done by W-2 employees rather than subcontractors. (Google profile)
• Estimates can be given from photos sent by text or email, and larger jobs can get an on-site visit. Source
• The price is confirmed before work starts, and the crew sends a text 15 to 30 minutes before arriving. Source
• Offers same-day cleanouts when available, or next-day service that it says is guaranteed. Source
• Gives discounts to veterans and seniors. Source

Services

Estate cleanouts

Clearing a home after a death or during a property transition, including sorting belongings and preparing the property for sale or inheritance. Source

Hoarding cleanouts

Removing large accumulations of belongings from homes and apartments to restore safe, usable space, with a non-judgmental approach. Source

Bereavement cleanouts

Clearing a loved one's home for families after a death. Source

Whole-home cleanouts

Room-by-room clearing of an entire residence, including attics and basements. Source

Garage cleanouts

Removing junk and bulky items from garages so the space can be used again. Source

Basement cleanouts

Removing furniture, stored items and heavy pieces from basements, including up stairs and through tight spaces. (Google profile)

Storage unit cleanouts

Emptying full or abandoned storage units and leaving them broom-clean. (Google profile)

Apartment and eviction cleanouts

Clearing units for move-outs and turnovers for tenants, landlords and property managers. (Google profile)

Furniture and appliance removal

Hauling away couches, dressers, mattresses, pianos, pool tables, refrigerators, washers and other large items. Source

Light demolition and removal

Taking down and hauling away sheds, swing sets, trampolines, gazebos, hot tubs and pools. Source

How a job runs

1. Call, text or email photos to get a free, no-obligation estimate, with on-site visits for larger jobs
2. Book a time that suits the client, with same-day service when available
3. Receive a text shortly before the crew arrives
4. The crew lifts, hauls and sorts items, sending them for recycling or donation where possible
5. The space is swept and left clear

Credentials it states

• Claims to be fully licensed and insured, with general liability and workers' compensation coverage (Google profile)
• Describes itself as fully insured Source

These are the company's own statements. We have not verified them, so ask for proof.

Questions to ask before you hire

• How do you involve the person who lives in the home, and what happens if they want to stop?
• Will the same crew be there every day, and who is my contact?
• Do you handle mold, pests or animal waste yourselves, or bring in a specialist?
• How do you treat documents, photos, medication and valuables you find?
• Is the quote a fixed price for the whole job, and what could change it?