What We Take in Orlando, FL — The Full List

Almost anything two people can carry, we will haul away the same day. Below is the complete list, plus what we cannot take and why.

What we DO take

If it is non-hazardous and two people can carry it out of the house, we will haul it. The list below is what we pick up across the Orlando metro every week — broken out by category so it is easy to scan. We do the lifting, we do the stairs, and we leave each room swept on the way out. Single items start at $99 flat; whole-house cleanouts run on our standard volume pricing.

Most calls fall into one of three buckets: a one-item pickup (a single couch or mattress), a whole-room or whole-garage purge (after a renovation, a downsize or a spring clean), or a full-property cleanout (estate, eviction, foreclosure or hoarding). If you are not sure which bucket fits your situation, the easiest path is a 30-second photo text to our crew — we will tell you the band and the price before you book.

Furniture

  • Couches, sectionals, loveseats, sleeper sofas, recliners
  • Dining tables, chairs, bar stools, china cabinets
  • Dressers, nightstands, armoires, wardrobes
  • Bed frames, headboards, bunk beds (we disassemble at no charge)
  • Coffee tables, end tables, console tables, entertainment centers
  • Bookcases, shelving units, IKEA flat-pack furniture
  • Patio furniture, outdoor sectionals, umbrellas

Mattresses & Bedding

  • Twin, full, queen, king and California king mattresses
  • Box springs and foundations (separated for recycling)
  • Memory foam, latex, hybrid mattresses
  • Crib mattresses and toddler beds

Appliances

  • Refrigerators and freezers (EPA refrigerant fee included in quote)
  • Washers and dryers (gas or electric)
  • Ovens, ranges, microwaves, dishwashers
  • Window and wall AC units
  • Water heaters (drained beforehand)
  • Small kitchen appliances — toasters, blenders, coffee makers

Electronics

  • TVs (CRT, plasma, LCD, OLED — all sizes)
  • Desktop computers, monitors, laptops, printers
  • Stereo equipment, speakers, receivers
  • Gaming consoles, VCRs, DVD players
  • Cables, keyboards, mice, small electronics

Yard & garden debris

  • Fallen branches, palm fronds, tree trimmings
  • Sod, soil, mulch (small volume)
  • Old fencing — wood, vinyl, chain link
  • Sheds (wood or vinyl) — we tear down and haul
  • Playsets, swing sets, trampolines
  • Lawn mowers, weed eaters, leaf blowers (gas drained)

Construction & remodel debris

  • Drywall, plaster, lath (dry only)
  • Kitchen cabinets, countertops, vanities
  • Bathroom tubs, toilets, sinks
  • Flooring tear-out: tile, laminate, hardwood, carpet
  • Doors, windows, trim, baseboards
  • Roofing shingles (small volume only)

Household trash & general junk

  • Trash bags piled up beyond regular collection
  • Moving boxes, packing material, bubble wrap
  • Storage bins (full or empty), totes, hampers
  • Toys, sports equipment, exercise machines
  • Clothing, linens, curtains, rugs
  • Books, magazines, papers (we recycle when possible)

Specialty items

  • Hot tubs and spas (we disconnect and cut apart if needed)
  • Pianos (upright only — concert grand needs a specialty mover)
  • Pool tables (we disassemble)
  • Office furniture: cubicles, desks, filing cabinets, conference tables
  • Estate contents and inherited belongings
  • Storage-unit contents
  • Garage and shed contents

What we DON'T take

A handful of items require specialized disposal channels by law or insurance — we cannot legally put them on our truck. For each one below, we will tell you where it should go. When you book a regular pickup with us, we are happy to point you to the right local drop-off for any side items that fall in this list.

  • Paint, solvents and household chemicals — drop off free at the Orange County Household Hazardous Waste facility (5901 Young Pine Rd).
  • Tires — most tire shops take old tires for $2–$5 each, or the county transfer station accepts them for a small per-tire fee.
  • Gasoline, motor oil, propane tanks — Orange County HHW handles these free for residents.
  • Car batteries and lithium batteries — auto parts stores (AutoZone, Advance) take car batteries free; Home Depot and Best Buy accept lithium-ion.
  • Asbestos and asbestos-containing materials — requires a licensed asbestos remediation contractor; we will refer you.
  • Medical waste, sharps and biohazards — requires a licensed biohazard remediation partner; we will not enter a contaminated site without certification.
  • Prescription drugs — drop off at any Orange County Sheriff drop-box (free, anonymous, 24/7).
  • Wet drywall, sewage-soaked or mold-contaminated material in foreclosed or tenant-vacated properties without owner sign-off — these need a separate scope, signed disposal authorization, and remediation-grade PPE; we will quote it as its own job after a walk-through.
  • Live ammunition, firearms, explosives — coordinate with local law enforcement.

Not sure if we will take it?

Text us a photo at (689) 316-9038 or message us on WhatsApp. We confirm inside 15 minutes during business hours.