What we haul, what we don't, special disposal requirements in Utah, additional disposal fees, mattress and electronics handling, and donation and recycling practices.
Yes. Items like mattresses, refrigerators, tires, electronics, and other regulated items may carry an additional dump fee on top of standard job pricing based on current county landfill rates. We flag these during quoting so there are no surprises.
Read answerYes. Reusable items in good condition are routed to donation partners, and recyclable materials are separated and processed accordingly. We divert from landfill whenever the condition and type of item allows.
Read answerWe haul most furniture, mattresses, appliances, bagged trash, and general debris. We do not remove hazardous materials like paint, chemicals, solvents, asbestos, biohazards, or medical waste — contact a licensed hazardous waste provider for those items.
Read answerYes. We remove TVs, monitors, computers, and other electronics and ensure they are recycled rather than sent to landfill.
Read answerItems like paint, pesticides, solvents, fluorescent bulbs, batteries, and certain pressurized containers require special handling and are not accepted through standard waste programs. We flag these during quoting and advise on next steps.
Read answerYes, we remove mattresses and box springs. Recycling partners require them to be dry and free of bed bugs. If a mattress doesn’t meet recycling criteria, we handle disposal through the appropriate channel.
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