Who Carries Out Household Junk and Clutter in Shellman Bluff?
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Yes, we take it, and it doesn’t need to be bagged, boxed or dragged anywhere first. Not everything that needs to leave a house is a couch. Most of it is the in-between stuff: clothes nobody wears, boxes that came down here and never got opened, totes nobody remembers filling. We carry it out from where it sits and load it.
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Clutter in the old places and the new ones
Out here old houses sit right alongside newer ones, and the clutter follows suit. In a family cottage that has been passed down for generations it might be closets that nobody has had the heart to empty; in a newer home it’s more likely the garage that turned into the storage room. Either way it comes out room by room.
Around Shellman Bluff the shed and the garage tend to hold their share as well: fishing gear, coolers, tackle and household things that got moved out of the house and never moved back. That can all go on the same trip as the rooms inside, so you aren’t calling twice.
Whether the house is down by the water or back out toward Townsend, the plan doesn’t change: photos first, a firm price, and a crew that works around what you’re keeping. The drive down from Brunswick is already part of that price.
Regular trash service often won’t take a pile like this, and the rules differ from place to place. We help you figure out the best way to get rid of it, which is usually just putting it on our truck.
What we haul
What goes on the truck
- Bags of clothes, linens and odds and ends
- Boxes, moving boxes and cardboard
- Plastic totes and storage bins, full or empty
- Closet, attic and spare-room clutter
- Garage and shed shelves of stored stuff
- Old coolers and tackle boxes
- Lamps, small furniture and décor mixed in
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What we handle
How the carrying goes
Clutter is mostly carrying. Attics mean ladders or pull-down stairs and a lot of trips, and closets mean working around what you’re keeping, so we bring the hands that match what your photos show.
Stand there and point if you like. Or skip it altogether: tell us what stays and what goes when you send photos, and we’ll work from that.
Open a box of old photographs or papers and it goes to one side for you, not onto the truck. The crew doesn’t decide what matters.
Send us a few photos and tell us what you need removed. We’ll take it from there.
Pricing
What changes the price
Clutter prices by the space it takes on the truck. Bags and boxes stack tight, so a room of them can take up less of the truck than it looks like from the doorway, and a few bags from the garage is the light end.
Stairs, an attic and a long walk to the truck add time. Jobs bigger than one truckload are quoted as a single project, with the drive down already in the number, and the price we give you is the price we stand behind.
Firm price from your photos, confirmed before anything is loaded. The minimum for any pickup is $95.
After the pickup
Where it goes
We sort the load on the truck by what each thing is and the shape it’s in.
Clothes and housewares in good shape may go to organizations we work with, such as HART in McIntosh County, and they decide what they take.
Metal, like an old filing cabinet or a rusted shelf, usually goes to scrap recycling at SA Recycling in Brunswick.
An old TV, a VCR or a box of cords can’t go to the McIntosh County landfill, which doesn’t take electronics, so electronics from McIntosh jobs go to a place such as Broadhurst, which takes certain broken electronics.
What’s left goes where it properly belongs.
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Last reviewed: October 17, 2026
