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Junk removal guides for Cincinnati
Straight answers about what things cost around Cincinnati, how the photo quote works, and how bulk pickup, drop-offs and disposal actually run here.
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1-800-GOT-JUNK alternatives in Cincinnati
Cincinnati has several ways to get junk hauled: national franchises, the region's big trash company, the City's free bulk appointment and flat per-item…
5 things Cincinnati's bulk pickup won't take
The City of Cincinnati's bulk appointment is free and takes up to five items, but its not-accepted list is long. A hot tub, for example, is excluded…
Can you leave furniture on the curb in Cincinnati?
In the City of Cincinnati, furniture can go to the curb only for a scheduled bulk appointment, and only the night before. Outside that window it is just…
How to dispose of an air conditioner in Cincinnati
A small window air conditioner is $87 to have removed in Cincinnati, a large one $109 and an outdoor condenser $115. Because AC units contain refrigerant,…
How to get rid of a bed frame in Cincinnati
A standard metal or platform bed frame is $68 to have carried out of a Cincinnati home, and a heavy solid or upholstered queen frame is $126. Many frames…
How to get rid of a couch in Cincinnati
A standard sofa carried out of a Cincinnati home is $126 flat, a loveseat $119 and a two-piece sectional $141. The City will take a couch for free, but only…
How to get rid of a mattress in Cincinnati
A queen mattress picked up from any floor of a Cincinnati home is $103 flat. The free routes work too, if your mattress, your street and your calendar fit…
How to get rid of a refrigerator in Cincinnati
A standard refrigerator carried out of a Cincinnati kitchen or basement is $164 flat, and a side-by-side or French door model is $183. Free curbside routes…
How to get rid of an old TV in Cincinnati
A TV under 42 inches is $62 to have picked up in Cincinnati, a 42 to 65 inch set is $68 and anything 65 inches or larger is $73. The order minimum is $100,…
How to get rid of old appliances in Cincinnati
A washer is $133 and a dryer $128 to have carried out of a Cincinnati basement, so the pair is $133 + $128 = $261. The City takes most big appliances from…
How to pick a junk hauler in Cincinnati
Pick a hauler on four things: a firm total for your actual items, insurance you can verify, carry-out from wherever the junk is, and legal disposal. A…
Is it illegal to dump furniture in Cincinnati?
Yes. Furniture left anywhere other than your own curb on a scheduled collection day is dumping, on either side of the river. The legal routes are free or…
Junk removal on Cincinnati's hills and rowhouse stairs
In Cincinnati, the hard part of junk removal is usually the stairs, not the junk. A sofa is $126 whether it is on the ground floor or the third floor of an…
Junk removal price list for Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky
Every price below is the flat price for a Cincinnati or Northern Kentucky pickup, carried out from any floor with disposal included: a sofa is $126, a queen…
Junk removal vs. dumpster rental in Cincinnati
A dumpster sits in your driveway and you do the loading. A pickup comes once and the crew does the carrying, from a quarter truck at $241 to a full truck at…
JunkRabbit vs. 1-800-GOT-JUNK in Cincinnati
Both haul junk across Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. The difference is the pricing model: 1-800-GOT-JUNK prices by truck space, and JunkRabbit…
Mattress disposal rules in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky
There is no single mattress law for the Tri-State, because the City, Newport, the townships and Lawrenceburg all set their own rules. Here is what the…
Moving out of a Cincinnati home: clearing what you are not taking
The things that do not make the move usually come to a few hundred dollars: a sofa at $126 and a queen set at $143 are $126 + $143 = $269. A whole house of…
Northern Kentucky bulk trash rules: Rumpke, Freon stickers and plastic wrap
In Newport and Rumpke subscription areas, a fridge needs a certified technician's Freon sticker and a mattress must be wrapped and sealed in plastic before…
Renovation debris removal in Cincinnati
The City of Cincinnati's bulk pickup excludes construction debris, lumber, concrete, windows and siding. A quarter truck of mixed remodel debris is $241,…
Renting a truck vs. booking junk removal in Cincinnati
Renting a truck looks cheaper until you add the mileage, the fuel, the unpublished landfill fee, a Saturday and the stairs. A flat pickup is $126 for a sofa…
The $99 junk removal myth, explained for Cincinnati
A small headline number tells you where the bidding starts, not what a sofa down three flights of Over-the-Rhine stairs will cost. JunkRabbit's order…
The best time to schedule junk removal in Cincinnati
The price is the same any day of the year: a sofa is $126 in August and in January. What changes is how easy the job is, and in Cincinnati that comes down…
The cheapest way to get rid of furniture in Cincinnati
The cheapest route is free: give it away or book the City of Cincinnati's bulk appointment. The cheapest route that also gets a sofa out of a third-floor…
Turnover cleanouts for Cincinnati landlords
Clearing what a tenant left behind in a Cincinnati rental usually costs a quarter truck at $241 or a half truck at $431. Property managers can put several…
TV and electronics disposal in Cincinnati
A computer monitor is $58 to have hauled away in Cincinnati, a desktop tower $62 and a whole box of cords, routers and old phones $77. Batteries are the one…
UC student move-out: getting rid of furniture in Clifton Heights, Corryville and the Heights
A typical UC move-out leftover pile, a full mattress, a desk and a dresser, is $94 + $83 + $126 = $303 carried down from any floor. Roommates can split one…
What a basement cleanout costs in Cincinnati
A typical Cincinnati basement, decades of boxes, an old couch and a dead appliance or two, usually runs a half truck at $431. Everything is carried up the…
What a garage cleanout costs in Cincinnati
A one-car garage with a normal amount of clutter usually fits a quarter truck at $241. A packed two-car garage in West Chester, Mason or Florence is often a…
What a hoarding cleanup costs in Cincinnati
A hoarding cleanup in Cincinnati is priced by volume: $732 per full truck, about 16 cubic yards. A heavily filled house often needs two or three trucks, and…
What a storage unit cleanout costs in Cincinnati
A full 10x10 storage unit cleared out in Cincinnati is $587 flat, a 5x10 is $397 and a 10x20 is $1174. The price is by unit size, so you know the number…
What an apartment cleanout costs in Cincinnati
A studio or a lightly furnished one-bedroom in Cincinnati usually fits a quarter truck at $241 or three-eighths at $338. A fully furnished two-bedroom is…
What an estate cleanout costs in Cincinnati
A full truck, about 16 cubic yards, is $732 for an estate cleanout in Cincinnati, and a long-held three- or four-bedroom house often takes one to two of…
What Cincinnati residents actually pay for junk removal
A one-sofa pickup in Cincinnati costs $126. A student move-out of a mattress, desk and dresser is $303, a basement cleanout a half truck at $431, and a full…
What hot tub removal costs in Cincinnati
A standard hot tub removed from a Cincinnati deck or patio is $390 flat, and a six-to-eight person spa is $501. The City's bulk program does not take hot…
What mattress recycling and disposal really cost in Cincinnati
A queen mattress costs $103 to have carried out and hauled away in Cincinnati, and a mattress and box spring set is $143. The free routes cost nothing at…
What to do with old furniture in Cincinnati
A dresser or a sofa costs $126 to have carried out of a Cincinnati home, and the City's bulk appointment will take five pieces for free from the curb. Here…
Where does junk actually go in Cincinnati?
Most of the region's discarded bulk ends up in one of three places: a second home, a recycler, or Rumpke Sanitary Landfill in Colerain Township. Every…
Who picks up old appliances in Cincinnati?
Four kinds of people will take an old appliance off your hands here: your city or trash hauler, the store selling the new one, a scrap buyer, or a junk…
Why insured haulers matter more than price in Cincinnati
In a city of 19th-century rowhouses, plaster walls and hillside steps, a few dollars saved on a hauler is not worth much if the banister cracks. JunkRabbit…
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