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What we take

What we haul in Saint Louis

Junk removal for Saint Louis homes and businesses. Point to it. We’ll carry it, load it, and get it off your property. Hazardous and restricted items have to stay behind.

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Accepted

We take

  • Scrap metal pipes, a filing cabinet, a bike frame, and a skillet on a driveway

    Mostly Metal Items

    Scrap metal, appliances, grills, filing cabinets, bikes, and other metal we can haul and recycle.

  • Boxed dishes, linens, a lamp, and a toaster ready for pickup

    Usable household items

    Donation-ready housewares, kitchenware, lamps, and everyday goods still in usable shape.

  • A sofa, mattress, dining chairs, and a nightstand at the curb

    Furniture

    Couches, mattresses, tables, chairs, dressers, and other bulky furniture.

  • Tied trash bags and a box of household junk on a driveway

    Normal household waste

    Everyday trash and bagged household junk that is not hazardous.

Restricted

We don’t take

  • Open paint cans and a roller tray on a garage floor

    Paint

    Wet or leftover paint that needs special disposal. We cannot haul it with regular junk.

  • A cracked monitor, old computer, printer, and tangled cables

    Unusable Electronics

    Broken TVs, computers, printers, and other e-waste we cannot accept.

  • Household cleaner bottles and solvent jugs on a shelf

    Cleaners

    Household chemical cleaners, bleach, and solvents that require hazardous handling.

  • Garden spray bottles and a herbicide jug on a potting bench

    Pesticides

    Insecticides, herbicides, and other garden chemicals that cannot go in a junk load.

  • Motor oil, antifreeze, and a drain pan on a garage floor

    Automotive fluids

    Oil, antifreeze, brake fluid, and similar vehicle liquids.

  • Two propane tanks standing next to a gas grill

    Gas cylinders

    Propane tanks and pressurized gas bottles. Leave them for a proper drop-off.

  • A cluster of aerosol spray cans on a workbench

    Aerosol cans

    Spray cans that are still pressurized, including paint, lubricant, and household sprays.

  • A closed cardboard box with cartridges on a wooden table

    Ammunition

    Bullets, shells, and other explosives. These never go on the truck.

  • Prescription bottles and pill packs on a bathroom counter

    Medications

    Prescription and over-the-counter drugs. Use a pharmacy take-back instead.

  • AA batteries, a 9-volt battery, and a car battery on a workbench

    Batteries

    Household batteries and auto batteries that need hazardous handling.