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Every job gets a free quote — over the phone, or on site if it's easier. Pricing depends on how much room it takes in the trailer, how heavy it is, or a flat quote for the whole job. Call with a rough description or send a photo and you'll get a number.

Often, yes. Same-day slots open up most days, and Ty works nights and weekends. Call and ask — you'll know within a few minutes.

Not necessarily. If it's curbside or in an open garage, point Ty at it over the phone and he'll handle the rest.

He'll handle it. You'll hear about any change before the trailer gets loaded, not after.

Cash, card, Venmo, Cash App, or Apple Pay. Commercial accounts can be set up on a monthly contract.

Anything hazardous: paint, solvents and chemicals, motor oil and auto fluids, asbestos, propane tanks, gasoline and fuel, ammunition and firearms, medical and biohazard waste, pesticides and fertilizer, car and industrial batteries, fluorescent tubes, animal waste or remains. Those need a licensed disposal facility.

Usually about ten minutes. Ty answers his own phone — if he's under a couch, he'll call you right back.

Jobs at the far edge of the 40-mile radius may carry a small travel charge. It's included in the quote up front.