Two Men and a Junk Truck

About

Listed for

• 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

• Locally owned by lifelong Pittsburghers; workers are trained as movers first through the sister company Two Men and a Truck. Source
• Same-day and next-day appointments when availability allows; the Pittsburgh location lists hours on all seven days. Source
• Crews go into basements, attics and garages, so items do not need to be moved outside first; curbside pickup is also offered. Source
• Usable items are donated or recycled through local charities and organisations where possible, though not everything is accepted. Source
• Can disconnect, take apart or do light demolition work so items can be removed. Source
• Does not take hazardous materials such as flammable liquids, asbestos, mercury-based items, pesticides or certain chemicals. Source

Services

Estate cleanouts

Clears a home's contents before or after an estate sale, including full houses and outbuildings such as pole barns. Source

Home cleanouts

Walks through the whole home, including attics and basements, and gives a price before removing unwanted items. Source

Hoarding cleanouts

Removes items that have built up in a home over a long period, with attention to care and discretion. Source

Garage cleanouts

Works with the customer to decide what stays and what goes, then removes and loads the unwanted items. Source

Storage unit cleanouts

Same-day or next-day clearing of storage units, with several units possible in one day for facility owners. Source

Foreclosure and eviction cleanouts

Removes leftover furniture, debris and household items for landlords, property owners and real estate professionals. Source

Furniture and appliance removal

Lifts, loads and hauls away furniture and large appliances, which should be disconnected before the visit unless arranged otherwise. Source

Shed cleanout and removal

Empties the shed, helps sort what to keep, then takes the structure down and hauls it away. Source

Disaster cleanup

Removes debris and damaged items such as wet carpet, furniture and insulation after a fire, flood or storm. Source

Electronic waste removal

Takes computers, televisions and printers and recycles them when possible. Source

How a job runs

1. Book an appointment.
2. The crew visits for an on-site walkthrough to find out what needs to go.
3. The crew gives an upfront price with no obligation to accept.
4. If accepted, the crew usually starts right away, doing all the lifting and loading.
5. The area is swept and left clean before the crew leaves.

Credentials it states

• States that all junk haulers are background checked before hiring and fully insured before doing any work Source
• Lists USDOT number 4103078 for the Pittsburgh location Source
• Claims to be licensed and insured (brand-wide statement) Source

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

Questions to ask before you hire

• Do you sort for donation and resale, or does everything go to the landfill?
• Is the quote a fixed price for the whole home, and what could change it?
• What do you do with documents, photos and valuables you find?
• Can you finish before the closing or lease date, and will you leave the home broom clean?
• Are you insured, and can you send proof before the job starts?