What we provide

Junk Hauling For Less provides easy and fast junk hauling and removal in Atlanta. We have the lowest rates and quickest response time in the industry. We have decades of experience hauling junk in several places, and our staff will have the expertise in removing any debris or junk you have. We can provide some demolition, tree removal, construction site cleanup. Mostly, we can do garage and basement cleanouts, furniture, appliance, and yard debris removal. At Junk Hauling For Less, we can also cut up trees and haul them away. We can also remove any debris or damage you might have on your property.

Honest Junk Hauling in Atlanta and Surrounding Areas

Junk Removal For Less has been hauling junk in Atlanta since 1995 along with providing some demolition, tree removal, and a lot of construction site cleanup, but mostly garage and basement cleanouts, furniture, appliance, and yard debris removal.

While providing Atlanta rubbish removal over the years there have been 10,000 beds, couches, dressers, refrigerators and TVs, hundreds of hot tubs, sailboats, and houseboats. We've torn down houses, barns, additions, and decks. We've cleaned out houses that would make the greatest hoarder cringe. We've cleaned up after the 50-year flood and all the floods that came along before that.

As part of our junk removal services, we also cut up trees and haul them away, along with any other damage you might want gone. We can even get rid of old cars and trucks.

We recycle refrigerators, stoves, dishwashers, microwaves, motors, washers, dryers, heaters, air conditioner units, other metal items, electronics, wire, cardboard, carpet padding, some types of carpets, a lot of glass items, all types of plastics, some types of older wood panels, pallets, oil, paint, and tires.

We also donate to charities. Anything we can, we donate to Goodwill or similar charities, mostly furniture, clothing, and toys. This way your stuff will have another life and you are directly helping someone less fortunate, as well as reducing your carbon footprint by 60%, compared to what actually gets to the landfill.