Simple, Honest Junk Removal Pricing
The more you have us remove, the better deal you receive. From one-item pickups to approximately 800-cubic-foot truckloads, our pricing is easy to understand and built to reward larger pickups.
See Why Our $600 Full-Load Price Is Exceptional
Our box truck holds approximately 800 cubic feet. Published truck sizes from College HUNKS and Junk King are approximately 440 and 480 cubic feet. That means our truck offers about 67% to 82% more hauling space than those examples.
Christian Junk Removal
Approximately 800 cubic feet for standard accepted household junk placed curbside, close to accessible truck parking and ready to load.
College HUNKS Published Truck Size
College HUNKS publishes truck dimensions of 11 feet long, 8 feet wide and 5 feet tall. Those dimensions equal approximately 440 cubic feet.
Junk Rescue AZ Published Price & Size
Junk Rescue publishes a 10′ × 8′ × 5′ truck with approximately 480 cubic feet of capacity. Our truck holds about 67% more volume, while our curbside price is $95 lower.
Only About 75¢ Per Cubic Foot Curbside
1-800-GOT-JUNK?'s official 2025 pricing guide lists approximately $600 to $1,099 for loads ranging from one-half truck to a full truck. Housecall Pro's 2026 industry benchmark lists typical full truckloads at approximately $600 to $800 or more.
Those figures do not guarantee what another company will quote at your property, but they show that $600 for approximately 800 cubic feet of curbside capacity is an unusually strong large-load value.
Competitor truck information and estimated pricing are based on publicly available pages reviewed in July 2026. Competitor prices vary by market, materials, weight, labor, accessibility and disposal fees. Company names and trademarks belong to their respective owners. The Christian Junk Removal $600 rate applies to one approximately 800-cubic-foot curbside load of standard accepted junk that is ready to load.
Compare the Actual Truck Size—Not Just the Words “Full Load”
A full truckload is not a standard amount across the junk-removal industry. One company may call 378 to 480 cubic feet a full load, while our box truck holds approximately 800 cubic feet. The comparison below places the advertised price beside the published or reported capacity so customers can see the real value.
Christian Junk Removal
Truck capacity: approximately 800 cubic feet.
Curbside price per cubic foot: approximately 75¢.
Standard accepted household junk must be outside, close to accessible truck parking and ready to load.
Call 480-332-1411Junk Rescue AZ
Published capacity: approximately 480 cubic feet.
Published dimensions: 10′ long × 8′ wide × 5′ tall.
Published full-load rate is about $1.45 per cubic foot. At that same rate, 800 cubic feet would equal about $1,158.
View Junk Rescue Pricing1-800-GOT-JUNK?
Reported capacity: about 14 cubic yards, or 378 cubic feet.
This size and Arizona price range are published in Junk Rescue
AZ’s comparison of 1-800-GOT-JUNK? pricing.
1-800-GOT-JUNK?’s own national article also reports that a full truck can cost as much as $1,099, depending on market.
View Arizona ComparisonCollege HUNKS
Official published capacity: approximately 440 cubic feet.
Published dimensions: 11′ long × 8′ wide × 5′ tall.
One official College HUNKS location publishes a local range up to $699. At $699 for 440 cubic feet, that is about $1.59 per cubic foot.
View Official Truck SizeJunk King
Official published capacity: 480 cubic feet.
Published dimensions: 12′ long × 8′ wide × 5′ tall.
A Phoenix junk-removal comparison lists a full Junk King load at approximately $595. That comparison price is third-party, while the 480-cubic-foot size is published by Junk King.
View Official Truck SizeDry Heat Junk Removal
Published comparison: about 6.5–7 pickup-truck loads.
The company publishes a $649 full-load price. It does not publish an exact cubic-foot capacity on the pricing page, so it cannot be treated as the same size as our approximately 800-cubic-foot truck.
View Published PricingBella Junk Removal
Published price: up to one full truck.
The company publishes $650 for a full truck but does not state the truck’s cubic-foot capacity on the pricing page. Without the size, customers cannot assume it equals an 800-cubic-foot load.
View Published PricingHousecall Pro Guide
Typical full-truck price range.
Housecall Pro’s 2026 pricing guide lists typical full truckloads at $600–$800 or more and warns that truck capacity, labor, access, weight and disposal costs affect the final price.
View Industry GuideJunk Rescue Is the Clearest Local Comparison
Junk Rescue publishes both pieces of information customers need: $695 for approximately 480 cubic feet. Christian Junk Removal offers $600 for approximately 800 cubic feet curbside.
That means our truck holds approximately 67% more volume, while our published curbside full-load price is $95 lower. On a per-cubic-foot basis, our rate is about 48% lower than Junk Rescue’s published full-load rate.
Put another way, using Junk Rescue’s published $1.45-per-cubic-foot rate, approximately 800 cubic feet would cost about $1,158. Our curbside price for that approximate capacity is $600.
Sources were reviewed in July 2026. Competitor prices can change and may vary by city, franchise, material type, weight, stairs, walking distance, labor, disposal fees and access. A reported competitor price is not a guaranteed quote. Where a company did not publish exact cubic feet, this page says so instead of assuming its truck is the same size. Company names and trademarks belong to their respective owners.
The More We Remove, the Better the Deal
A standard single-item pickup starts at $100, but the price does not increase by another $100 for every additional item. Combining items into one pickup usually gives you a much better overall value.
1 Item
Starting price for one standard item that is easy to access and load.
2 Items
Example pricing for two standard household items located together.
3 Items
An example of how adding items can lower the average price per item.
5–7 Items
Sometimes possible when items are smaller, nearby and quick to load.
Approximately 800 Cubic Feet of Junk Removal
When standard accepted household junk is placed curbside, close to where our truck can park and ready to load, one full approximately 800-cubic-foot truckload is $600.
Save the Most With Curbside Pickup
Curbside jobs require less carrying and loading time, allowing us to offer our strongest full-truck pricing.
Curbside Junk Removal
- Junk is outside and ready for pickup
- Items are close to where the truck can park
- No stairs, elevators or long carries
- No major dismantling is required
- Full approximately 800-cubic-foot load is $600
Full-Service Inside Removal
- We remove items from inside the property
- We handle lifting, carrying and loading
- Pricing considers stairs and walking distance
- Heavy or difficult items may cost more
- You approve the price before loading begins
Special Item Pricing
Some items require special handling, additional truck space or separate disposal procedures.
Paint Cans
Paint cans are charged separately because they require special handling and disposal.
Single-Item Pickups
Ideal for a sofa, mattress, dresser, appliance or another standard household item.
Sectional Sofas
Most sectionals count as two items because of the space and labor they require.
What Counts as One Item?
We consider the number of pieces, truck space, weight and removal difficulty.
Examples of Standard Items
- Mattress or box spring
- Standard sofa or loveseat
- Dresser or nightstand
- Dining table
- Recliner or standard chair
- Small household appliance
Sectionals Count as Two Items
A normal sectional generally counts as two items because it uses considerably more truck space than a standard sofa.
Oversized, sleeper or multi-piece sectionals may cost more depending on size, weight and access.
Photos Provided for Full-Truck Cleanouts
Full-truck cleanout customers can receive documentation showing the loaded truck and completed cleanout area.
Full-Truck Photo Documentation
- Photos of the loaded truck
- Photos of the cleared area
- Before-and-after photos when requested
- Helpful for landlords and property managers
- Helpful for estate and out-of-town representatives
Clear Upfront Communication
Send photos before the appointment whenever possible. We review the amount, item sizes and loading conditions before providing an estimate.
Any adjustment for difficult access, stairs, long carries or unusually heavy materials is explained before work begins.
Get Your Price in Three Easy Steps
You do not need to calculate cubic feet yourself. Send clear photos and we will help estimate the amount.
Text Your Photos
Send clear photos of everything you want removed to 480-332-1411.
Receive an Estimate
We review volume, size, weight and access conditions.
Approve the Price
We confirm the price before loading, remove the junk and clean up.
Junk Removal Pricing Questions
How much does one junk item cost?
Standard single-item pickups start at $100. Oversized, heavy or difficult-to-access items may cost more.
Do I pay another $100 for every additional item?
No. One item may be $100, two may be around $150 and three may be around $175. Five to seven smaller items can sometimes be around $200.
Is a full curbside truckload really $600?
Yes. The $600 price applies to one approximately 800-cubic-foot load of standard accepted household junk that is outside, ready to load and close to accessible truck parking.
Why can inside removal cost more?
Inside removal may require stairs, long carries, elevators, dismantling or additional labor. Any added charge is discussed before loading.
How are sectional sofas counted?
A standard sectional generally counts as two items. Very large, heavy or multi-piece sectionals may require a custom quote.
How much are paint cans?
Paint cans are $30 each due to separate handling and disposal requirements.
Will I receive photos after a full-truck cleanout?
Yes. Photos can be provided showing the loaded truck and completed cleanout area.
More Junk Usually Means a Better Overall Deal
Combine your unwanted furniture, mattresses, boxes, appliances and household clutter into one pickup. Text photos for fast, upfront pricing.
Pricing examples may vary based on item size, weight, volume, stairs, walking distance, dismantling and accessibility. The $600 full-truck price applies to one approximately 800-cubic-foot curbside load of standard accepted junk placed close to accessible truck parking and ready to load. Paint, hazardous materials, unusually heavy debris and special-disposal items may be priced separately.