Common questions about junk removal in the Golden Isles.

Brunswick is home base. We cover the full Golden Isles — St. Simons, Jekyll, Sea Island, Darien, Townsend — plus Camden County (Kingsland, St. Marys, Woodbine), Wayne County (Jesup), and Ware County (Waycross). Selective work in Northeast Florida’s Nassau County (Fernandina Beach, Amelia Island, Yulee).

Same-day service is available in Brunswick and the Golden Isles when we have crew capacity. Camden County and the inland cities (Jesup, Waycross) are usually next-day, sometimes same-day depending on routing. Nassau County is scheduled deliberately because of the state-line drive.

Yes, in Brunswick and the islands when crew capacity allows. Call before noon for the best chance. During peak seasons (spring move-outs, summer turnovers, post-storm) same-day fills up faster.

Yes. Fully licensed and insured for the work we run. Insurance certificates and license details are available on request — we’ll send them over before the job if your property manager or HOA requires documentation.

Not always. If items are accessible (driveway, garage, or outside the home) and payment is arranged in advance, we can run the job without you on site. We send photos during and a final receipt when complete. Common for estate cleanouts, rental turnovers, and out-of-town owners.

Call us. We’ll talk through what you’ve got. The honest answer is that almost anything two people can lift counts — furniture, appliances, yard debris, construction debris, household stuff. The few categories we can’t take are clearly defined (hazardous materials, live propane), and for everything else we’ll either take it or tell you who can.

Volume, weight, access, disposal route, and crew time. We charge by the load (one-eighth, one-quarter, half, three-quarters, full truck) plus weight when the load includes heavy materials like concrete or slate. We explain the cost drivers up front so the number makes sense.

Yes, for most furniture, single-appliance, and small-cleanout calls. We ask about item types, count, location, and access — usually enough to give a real number. For whole-home cleanouts or large jobs, we recommend an on-site walkthrough or photo estimate.

No. All estimates are free — phone, photo, and on-site. No deposit, no obligation, no charge for showing up to look at the work.

Cash, credit and debit cards, and checks. Payment is due at completion of the job.

Furniture, appliances, mattresses, hot tubs, fences, decks, sheds, carpet, exercise equipment, grills, water heaters, pianos, safes, yard debris, construction debris, estate contents — most household and commercial items. The full list is on the What We Take page.

Hazardous materials: liquid paint, chemicals, solvents, asbestos, loose batteries, medical waste, fuel and oil drums, and live propane tanks. We’ll tell you where to take those if you’re unsure. We also don’t crack safes, do in-ground pool work, or break concrete pads as part of standard hauling.

No. Hazardous materials need specialized disposal channels we’re not licensed for. Glynn County and most municipalities have household hazardous waste collection events; we can point you in the right direction.

Yes. Refrigerant gets handled the way EPA rules require, before the unit ever leaves the property. The unit then routes through scrap-metal recycling rather than the landfill.

Call us first. We can take treated mattresses with sealed transport, but we don’t mix suspect mattresses with other loads. We plan the trip differently and we’re straight about the protocol.

Yes — it’s a regular part of what we do. Whole-home estate cleanouts, inherited-property clearings, downsizing for a parent moving into a smaller home. We don’t rush these jobs and we coordinate with attorneys, realtors, and family on timeline. We work at the pace the family sets.

Yes — donation first, recycling second, landfill last. Usable furniture goes to Habitat for Humanity ReStore Golden Isles. Working appliances route to J B and Sons. Scrap metal goes to SA Recycling. Construction debris and general waste are sorted before disposal.

Text us photos of what needs to go — clear shots showing the items and the access path. We give you a real number back, usually within an hour during business hours. No deposit, no obligation. Works well for clearly-visible items; doesn’t work for hidden volume jobs (packed attic, full storage unit) where photos understate what’s there.

We explain the new number before starting. If the customer agrees, we proceed at the revised price. If the customer doesn’t agree, we walk away — no charge for the trip. The principle is no surprises after the truck is loaded.

Yes. We sweep up before we leave. The space where the items came out should look clean — no debris, no scuff marks, no tracked-in mud. It’s part of every job, not an upcharge.