Junk Removal Guides
for Seattle

SPU will take a bulky item for $30 if you get it to the curb; the dump charges about the same and you do all the work. What full-service actually costs against those options — that's what these guides work out.

1-800-GOT-JUNK alternatives in Seattle

There are five real ways to get rid of things in this city. Here is what each one is good at, and what it costs — flat pickup starts at a $100 minimum visit.

Five things bulk pickup won't take in Seattle

Municipal bulky collection is cheap where it fits. The problem is that the exclusion list tends to cover exactly the things you most want gone. Here are the…

Air conditioner disposal in Seattle

Seattle bought a lot of air conditioners in a hurry, and a lot of them have been rusting on a porch ever since. Small window unit $87, large $109, portable $85.

What an apartment cleanout costs in Seattle

A studio is usually a quarter truck at $241. A one-bedroom lands around a half truck at $431. The variable in Seattle is never the volume — it is the…

Bed frame disposal in Seattle: what it costs and how to get it out

A metal or platform frame is $68. A solid, upholstered or storage frame is $126 in twin, full or queen and $152 in king. The hard part in Seattle is almost…

The best time to schedule junk removal in Seattle

Weekday mornings, and not the last week of September. Here is how Seattle's weather, daylight and lease cycle actually affect a booking — and why the price…

Can you leave furniture on the curb in Seattle?

Sometimes, briefly, and only if you have checked your own city's rules first. In Seattle the weather usually decides the outcome before anyone else does — a…

The cheapest way to get rid of furniture in Seattle

The cheapest route depends on how much you have, whether you own a truck, and how much a wet Saturday is worth to you. Here is the real arithmetic — couch…

What an estate cleanout costs in Seattle

A family house that has been lived in for forty years is more than one truck. A full truck is $732, and most Seattle estates run one to three of those plus…

What a garage cleanout costs in Seattle

A single-car detached garage is usually a half truck at $431. A two-car that has never held a car runs $587 to $732. The Seattle wrinkle is that half of it…

What hoarding cleanup costs in Seattle

Priced by volume, not by judgement. A full truck is $732 and most of these jobs are several. Here is how they actually run, and what makes them different in…

What hot tub removal costs in Seattle

A standard hot tub is $390 and a six-to-eight person is $501 — drained, taken apart where it has to be, and carried out through whatever gap your garden…

How to get rid of a refrigerator in Seattle

A standard fridge is $164 to have taken, carried out from wherever it stands. The hard part in Seattle is the doorway, the stair and the slope — not the…

How to get rid of a TV in Seattle

Never the bin. A TV under 42 inches is $62 to collect, 42 to 65 inches is $68 and anything over 65 inches is $73 — or take it to a drop-off site yourself.

How to get rid of appliances in Seattle

The order of operations matters more than the route. Disconnect properly, prep the unit, then move it — a standard fridge is $164 and a laundry pair is $261.

How to pick a junk hauler in Seattle

The things that separate a good Seattle hauler from a bad one are mostly about access, insurance and whether the price survives contact with your staircase.…

Is it illegal to dump furniture in Seattle?

Yes — dumping is illegal everywhere in this metro, and the distinction that matters is between a permitted set-out and abandoning something. Here is where…

Seattle junk removal price list

Published prices, set before anyone is dispatched. Couch $126, queen mattress $103, standard fridge $164, quarter truck $241, full truck $732. Minimum visit…

JunkRabbit vs 1-800-GOT-JUNK in Seattle

Both will take your sofa. The difference is when you learn the price — before anyone is dispatched, or after a crew has looked at your staircase.

Landlord turnover cleanouts in Seattle

Every day a unit sits full is a day it is not rented. A studio clears at a quarter truck, $241; a one-bedroom at a half truck, $431 — with a receipt for the…

Mattress disposal laws in Seattle: how the rules actually work

There is no single "Seattle mattress law", because the rule that applies to you depends on which jurisdiction you live in and what kind of building you live…

What mattress recycling actually costs in Seattle

Recycling a mattress is real, but it is not free and it is not automatic — and in Seattle the weather decides whether your mattress is still recyclable at…

Moving-out cleanout in Seattle: what to clear and what it costs

The furniture you are not shipping costs more to keep than to clear. A studio's leftovers are usually a quarter truck at $241; a one-bed is about $431.

Renovation debris removal in Seattle

Construction debris $120, drywall $37 a sheet or small bundle, a full kitchen cabinet rip-out $293. On narrow Seattle streets, staged removals usually beat…

What a storage unit cleanout costs in Seattle

Priced by the size of the unit: 5×5 $226, 5×10 $397, 10×10 $587, 10×15 $880, 10×20 $1174. Stop paying rent on things you have not looked at in three years.

The $99 junk removal myth in Seattle

A headline price only means something if it is the price you actually pay. Ours is published before dispatch: minimum visit $100, couch $126, quarter truck $241.

TV and electronics disposal in Seattle

Electronics never go in the bin here — they have their own channel. TV under 42 inches $62, 42 to 65 inches $68, monitor $58, mixed box of electronics $77.

U-Haul vs junk removal in Seattle: the honest comparison

Renting a truck is a real option and sometimes the right one. But in a city of hills, stairs and one-lane streets, the rental fee is the smallest part of…

What Seattle residents actually pay for junk removal

Not a range, not an estimate — the actual shapes of jobs in this city and what each one comes to. A single couch is $126. A Wallingford basement is usually…

What to do with old furniture in Seattle

Seattle tries to rehome furniture before it throws it out, and that instinct is usually right. Here is how to tell which pieces will actually go, and what…

Where does Seattle junk actually go?

Seattle asks this question more than almost anywhere, and deserves a real answer rather than "we recycle everything". Here is how a load actually gets sorted.

Who picks up old appliances in Seattle?

Five different people will take an old appliance off you, and they suit different situations. A standard fridge is $164 to have collected, a washer $133, a…

Why licensed and insured matters for junk removal in Seattle

"Licensed and insured" sounds like boilerplate until somebody drops a fridge on a Craftsman staircase. In a city of steep grades, tight stairwells and…

Junk Removal Cost Seattle — Full 2026 Price Guide

Sofa $126, truck-fill $241–$732, $100 minimum — the complete list.

Seattle Bulky-Item Pickup vs Paid Junk Removal

SPU's $30 per item vs a flat $100 minimum — the honest math.

How to Get Rid of a Couch in Seattle — 5 Routes

From $30 at the curb to a flat $126 carried out.

How to Get Rid of a Mattress in Seattle

$30 at the curb, $30 at the dump, or $103 carried down — pick your trade.

Junk Removal vs Dumpster Rental in Seattle

Flat $241–$732 vs a permitted roll-off — which fits the job.

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