Junk Removal in Paradise Valley, AZ

The Town says plainly that it doesn't collect trash. Private companies do, and the Town's list names six of them. Containers can go out to the curb the night before collection and have to be back in a screened area by the end of collection day.

That means there's no town bulk day to wait for. A sofa, a treadmill, an old fridge or a garage full of boxes is between you and your hauler, or you and us. We don't need it at the curb, and we'll take a single piece or the whole house. Fridges and washers go through appliance removal, and sofas, beds and patio sets through furniture removal.

Paradise Valley incorporated on May 24, 1961, after residents worried about being annexed by Phoenix and Scottsdale. Their goals were one house per acre, all residential, and light regulation, and early homes sat on one to five acres. The town is still mostly single-family, and 95 percent of homes are owner-occupied.

For a haul, that means distance. On a lot that size, the pile can be a long walk from the street, or split between the garage, a guest house and the far side of the yard. Tell us where everything sits and we'll plan the carry, and a long one is part of the quote before we start.

When a remodel wraps up, the leftovers are the usual ones: cabinets, tile, drywall, old carpet and the appliances that came out of the kitchen. Those go under construction debris removal, and heavy material like tile and stone counts for weight as well as trailer space. A hot tub nobody uses is its own job, covered on the hot tub removal page. If it's hard-wired, an electrician has to disconnect the power before we come.

Many Paradise Valley properties are on septic, and a loaded trailer shouldn't sit on a tank or a drain field. Tell us roughly where yours is when you call, and we'll park on the drive and carry the rest of the way. Same goes for gate codes and anything the trailer has to avoid.

A day or two of notice lets us set aside enough time for a large property. Short-notice pickups happen when the schedule is open, and a morning call is the best way to find out. The price comes from how much of the trailer your load fills, with a free estimate up front. If a property manager or contractor is handling the job, give them our number and we'll work out a time. Summer afternoons go past 110 degrees, so we like an early start for a long carry.

See the full range on our junk removal page, or browse the service areas we cover.