Stallings sits at the edge of Union County, bordered by Indian Trail to the south and Matthews just across the Mecklenburg County line. It's the kind of town where many residents have been in the same house for fifteen or twenty years — which means garages and storage areas have had a long time to fill up. When people finally decide to clear things out, the job is usually bigger than they expected. That's where we come in. Here's exactly how junk removal works for a Stallings customer, from the first call to a clean property.
Step 1: Get a Price Before Anyone Shows Up
The fastest way to get an accurate quote is to text a photo of your items to (980) 446-2900. A clear picture of the pile or the room gives us most of what we need to give you a real number — not a vague range. We'll respond the same day, usually within the hour.
You can also call directly or fill out the quote form on our contact page. Either way, you're talking directly to Erik or Henry — the owners. Not a dispatch center, not a third-party answering service. When you reach out, someone who actually does the work picks up.
Step 2: Schedule a Day That Works
We run Monday through Saturday, 8am to 6pm. Same-day and next-day appointments are regularly available. If you call early in the morning — even before 8 — we try to pick up. A lot of Stallings homeowners like to handle logistics early so the rest of the day is free.
Stallings is a quick drive from our south Charlotte base, which means we can typically fit jobs on short notice. Whether you're preparing for a home sale, clearing out after a renovation, or just finally tackling the garage you've been ignoring, the scheduling process is simple: pick a day, tell us roughly what you have, and we'll handle the rest.
Step 3: We Show Up and Do the Work
We arrive in a 2019 Isuzu NPR dump truck with a 17-cubic-yard bed. That's larger than most junk removal trucks you'll see in this area, which means the majority of Stallings cleanouts — even full garage jobs — load out in a single trip. No second-trip fees, no coming back the next day to finish.
You don't need to move anything before we arrive. We carry items from wherever they are — back of the garage, upstairs bedroom, detached shed, side yard. If you're still sorting through boxes when we get there, that's fine. Many jobs involve real-time decisions about what stays and what goes. Tell us what you want hauled and we'll load it.
After we finish loading, we do a quick walkthrough with you to make sure everything looks right, collect payment, and leave. The property is clean when we go — no swept-out debris, no items left behind.
What It Costs
Our pricing is all-in: labor, truck, and disposal are included. No extra charges for stairs, long carries, or multiple crew members. Here's the breakdown:
- Minimum load — $99 (a few items, a small corner pile)
- 1/4 truck — $249 (a couch and a few pieces, or a modest pile)
- 1/2 truck — $399 (a typical room or half a garage)
- 3/4 truck — $549 (a full garage section or multi-room clear)
- Full truck — $699 (whole garage, full-property cleanout, estate volume)
Dense material — concrete, dirt, brick, roofing shingles — is priced by weight rather than volume. If your job includes a mix of standard junk and heavy debris, we'll quote both components upfront so you know what to expect.
What Happens to Your Items
We sort as we load. Furniture in usable condition, working appliances, tools, and household goods get separated for donation or resale where possible. We work with local Union County donation partners to keep reusable items out of the landfill. What can't be reused is disposed of at approved facilities.
If you have specific questions about individual items — old televisions, mattresses, paint cans, propane tanks — ask when you call or text. We'll tell you exactly how each item gets handled before we start.
What We Do Not Take
A few categories we cannot haul: household hazardous waste (paint, solvents, chemicals), flammable or explosive materials, and biohazardous items. If you're unsure whether something on your list qualifies, ask before the appointment. It's always easier to sort that out ahead of time.
Stallings Homeowners: What to Know
Stallings is one of our most consistent service areas. The community has a mix of established homes and newer builds, and we see a wide range of jobs here — garages packed over many years, estate situations, furniture removal during home sales, and yard debris after storms that come through Union County. The properties tend to be well-kept but storage areas fill up over time just like anywhere else.
If you're ready to clear something out in Stallings, the process is straightforward. Text a photo to (980) 446-2900, get a price, and we'll schedule a time that works. See our Stallings service page for a full overview of what we handle in the area.