Questions people ask before they call

An independent junk removal contractor who covers the Pearland area. This site passes your call or request to them; it has no trucks or crews of its own.

By the contractor. Most price by how much of the truck the load takes, with extra for heavy or special items like pianos, hot tubs, pool tables and refrigerators.

For a walk-through or an item still inside, usually yes. For a pile already outside, or a house cleared from a lockbox, often not. Ask.

Usually not. Those are household hazardous waste; the Stella Roberts Recycling Center takes them from residents on Fridays and Saturdays.

If it is small enough and you are a City residential customer, maybe. Frontier Waste Solutions takes up to two cubic yards of bulk on bulk day, with limits on what; the where it goes page lists them.

No. Ask about insurance instead, and ask where the load goes.

They hold refrigerant, and federal rules require it to be recovered before the appliance is scrapped. Ask the contractor how they handle it.

Many contractors set aside furniture and appliances that can be reused. Ask what they do with yours.

Yes. Say how many flights and whether the stairs turn; it affects the crew size.

Yes, along with the unincorporated neighborhoods beside Pearland. Each of those three is its own city with its own trash service, so the Pearland curbside rules do not apply there.