Garage and move-out clearouts
List the boxes, beds, sofas, rugs, and loose junk that must leave the home.
Cleanouts · Remodels · Roofing · Construction
Tell us what must go, how much there is, and where the bin would sit. Add the address and dates so we can check the job fit.

Walk through the job one space at a time. Make a short list of the items, pile size, and any dense pieces.

List the boxes, beds, sofas, rugs, and loose junk that must leave the home.
Count the cabinets, wall board, wood, tile, and old fixtures from each room.
Note the roof size, shingle layers, wood scraps, and other job waste.
Keep branches, old fence panels, yard junk, soil, and stone in the right load plan.
Start with the photos, then check the pile. The load, weight, driveway, and gate can change the right choice.





A clean, separate load of dirt, rock, concrete, asphalt, brick, pavers, or tile.
Open Size Guide →Keep wood, wall board, cabinets, and home junk in the general load plan.
Clean dirt and masonry may go only in the 10-yard lowboy. Do not add trash to that load.
The full stop list and appliance approval appear below. Send the full load list before work starts.

A size alone cannot set the cost. Use one clear job list when you compare your choices.

Measure the gate and bin spot. Move cars, trim low limbs, and note wires, soft ground, or sharp turns.

Pick a firm spot. Plan for boards, truck room, and a clear path back out.

Ask the City what rule fits that exact spot. Read the City code ↗
Count the rooms and large items first. A 15- or 20-yard bin can fit a short cleanout. A 30- or 40-yard bin can fit more rooms and bulky pieces. The load list and driveway still guide the choice.
No. Clean dirt, rock, concrete, asphalt, brick, pavers, and tile may go only in the 10-yard lowboy. Keep that load free of bags, wood, and other trash.
Do not load hazardous waste, paint, liquids, chemicals, batteries, propane, tires, electronics, medical waste, or asbestos. Haul’n Off must approve an appliance first; each approved appliance costs $75.
Use the same bin size, load list, weight guess, address, bin spot, gate notes, dates, and pickup plan for each quote. That gives you a fair side-by-side check.
Choose a firm, level area with room for the truck. Move cars and mark the spot. Note the gate width, wires, low limbs, soft ground, and sharp turns.
Ask the City which rule fits the exact spot. Check this before you pick a drop-off date. A project request does not grant City approval.
Keep the whole load below the top rim. Spread the weight across the bin. Nothing should stick above the sides or block the truck path.
No. The form securely submits the request to Haul’n Off’s CRM so staff can review the address and load. It does not set a price, hold inventory, or book delivery.
Send the address, load list, bin spot, gate notes, and dates. We will review the plan. The request does not set a price or book a bin.
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