Same-day and next-day hauling across every Beaverton neighborhood, from Cedar Hills to Cooper Mountain. Furniture, appliances, hot tubs, full estate cleanouts. Flat upfront pricing, no dump run on your end.
Get a Beaverton quote → (971) 385-6798Here's the thing most Beaverton residents run into: the city has no bulky-item pickup program. Your weekly WM or Republic Services collection covers the cart at the curb, but it won't take a couch, a mattress, a fridge, or a washer. That leaves you two choices. Rent a truck and haul it yourself to a transfer station in Hillsboro or Sherwood, pay the dump fee, and eat the afternoon. Or call someone who does the whole thing for a flat price. That's us.
We work every corner of Beaverton, and the jobs look different depending on where you are. The established neighborhoods around downtown and Vose skew toward estate cleanouts and decades of accumulated stuff. The newer subdivisions out in Bethany, Progress Ridge, and South Cooper Mountain lean toward garage clearouts, moving haul-outs, and post-remodel debris. The apartment and townhome communities near Cedar Hills Crossing and Murray Hill mean a steady run of furniture and mattress pickups on tenant turnover. Whatever the job, you get a flat quote and we handle the lifting and the disposal.
We run all of Beaverton and the unincorporated pockets around it. A few of the areas we're in most:
Same-day service available across most of Beaverton. Outer edges of 97007 and 97078 may book next-day depending on schedule.
Vose, Denney Whitford, and the older parts of central Beaverton have a lot of long-held family homes. When families need to clear a parent's house after a loss or a move to assisted living, we handle the whole thing, usually one to three days depending on size. We coordinate with executors and real estate agents, and we sort as we go so anything usable gets donated instead of dumped. See our estate cleanout service for how it works.
Bethany, Oak Hills, Progress Ridge, and the South Cooper Mountain builds often need a garage cleared before a move or a remodel. These run $275-$400 depending on volume. If it's a bigger clear-out with old furniture and appliances mixed in, it moves into half-truck pricing.
Property managers around Cedar Hills Crossing, Murray Hill, and Beaverton Town Square use us on tenant turnover for leftover furniture and bulk items. Many of these are second- and third-floor units, so we quote stairs on the call and show up ready. Landlords and PM companies get volume pricing on multi-unit jobs.
The hillside homes around Sexton and Cooper Mountain have a lot of aging hot tubs that need to come out before a sale. We dismantle on-site so nothing gets dragged through your fence or landscaping. Details on our hot tub removal page.
As Cedar Hills and West Slope homes get updated, we pull a steady stream of old fridges, washers, dryers, and freezers. Residential refrigerant is handled by our crew, so there's no separate evacuation appointment on your end. Just tell us if it's still plugged in. More on our appliance removal page.
No. Beaverton has no municipal bulky-item pickup program, and your weekly WM or Republic collection won't take furniture, mattresses, or appliances. Your only options are hauling it yourself to a transfer station in Hillsboro or Sherwood, or calling a hauler. We pick up same-day or next-day at a flat price, and you skip the dump run entirely.
Single items like a couch, fridge, or mattress start at $95. Garage cleanouts average $275-$400. Half-truck loads run $550-$800. Full-house or estate cleanouts run $1,100-$1,650. You get a flat number before we start, not an hourly meter that climbs while we work.
Usually yes if you call before 11 AM. Beaverton sits central to our routes, so same-day is realistic across Cedar Hills, Murray Hill, Progress Ridge, and downtown. The outer edges of 97007 and 97078 sometimes book next-day depending on how the schedule fills.
We sort before anything gets dumped. Usable furniture and working appliances get donated, metal and cardboard and yard debris get recycled, and whatever's genuinely trash goes to the transfer station, usually Tualatin Valley Waste Recovery at the Hillsboro Landfill. About 60% of what we haul stays out of the landfill.
Yes. Plenty of Beaverton's apartment communities near Cedar Hills Crossing and the townhomes around Progress Ridge are multi-level. Stairs add a small charge depending on flights, and we confirm it on the call before we show up, so there's never a surprise at the door.
Yes. Residential fridges and freezers are handled by our crew, refrigerant included, no separate evacuation appointment needed on your end. Just let us know if it's still plugged in when you call so the crew comes ready.
Free upfront quote. Same-day or next-day service across all Beaverton zip codes.
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