Unionville sits in a quiet stretch of Union County between Monroe and Indian Trail — a mix of older established homes on larger lots and newer subdivisions that have gone up as the area has grown. It's the kind of community where long-time residents are finally getting around to clearing out decades of accumulated items, and newer families moving in are hauling out whatever the previous owners left behind. Either way, junk removal in Unionville is a straightforward job when you have the right crew and the right truck. Here's exactly how we handle it.
Step 1: Get a Price Without Leaving Your House
The fastest way to get an accurate quote is to text a photo to (980) 446-2900. Show us what you're working with — the pile in the garage, the furniture stacked in the spare room, the construction debris from the kitchen renovation — and we'll reply with a price based on how much of our truck it will fill. Most Unionville customers hear back within the hour.
You can also call us directly or submit the quote form on our contact page. When you reach out, you're talking directly to Erik or Henry — the owners. Not a call center, not a dispatcher relaying messages. Just two guys running a small family business out of south Charlotte who know Union County well.
Step 2: Pick a Time That Works
We run Monday through Saturday, 8am to 6pm, and same-day appointments are available most days depending on where we are in the schedule. If you call or text early in the morning, we often have slots open that same day. Next-day booking is almost always available.
Unionville's road network is familiar to us — we work throughout this part of Union County regularly. Whether you're off a main road or tucked into a newer subdivision with tight streets, just let us know when you book and we'll account for it.
Step 3: We Show Up, Load Everything, and Go
We arrive in a 2019 Isuzu NPR dump truck with a 17-cubic-yard bed. That's a genuinely large truck — bigger than what most junk removal companies run — and it matters for Unionville jobs where people are clearing out garages, outbuildings, or multi-room loads that have built up over years. Most jobs load out in a single trip.
You don't need to move anything to the curb or sort items into piles beforehand. We carry from wherever the items are — back bedroom, detached garage, shed, attic access, crawl space. Point us to it and we handle the rest. If you're still going through things when we arrive, that's fine. A lot of Unionville jobs involve real-time decision making as a homeowner works through a space — we'll load what you decide goes and skip what you want to keep.
After loading we do a quick walkthrough to make sure everything's done, collect payment, and leave the space clean. No debris left, no packaging scattered, nothing you have to deal with after we're gone.
What It Costs
All pricing is all-in: labor, truck, and disposal. No extra fees for stairs, distance, or heavy items (with one exception noted below).
- Minimum load — $99 (a few items, a small pile)
- 1/4 truck — $249 (several pieces of furniture, a handful of appliances, a corner of a garage)
- 1/2 truck — $399 (a bedroom cleanout, a substantial garage section, mixed household items)
- 3/4 truck — $549 (large garage cleanout, multi-room clear, significant estate volume)
- Full truck — $699 (whole-property cleanout, full garage plus additional spaces, large estate loads)
The exception: dense debris like concrete, brick, dirt, and roofing shingles is priced by weight rather than volume. These materials are much heavier than standard junk, and a small pile can cost more to dispose of than a full truckload of furniture. If you have heavy debris mixed in with regular items, mention that when you reach out and we'll quote it separately so there are no surprises.
What Happens to Your Stuff
We sort as we load. Items in usable condition — furniture that's solid, appliances that work, tools, outdoor gear, household goods — get separated for donation or resale where possible. We work with local partners in Union County to keep reusable items out of the landfill. What can't be reused is disposed of properly at Union County-approved facilities.
If you have questions about specific items — old televisions, mattresses, propane tanks, paint cans — ask when you call. We'll tell you upfront how each item gets handled.
What We Cannot Take
A few categories are off the list: household hazardous waste (paint, solvents, chemicals, pesticides), flammable or explosive materials, and biohazardous items. Everything else on the typical residential cleanout list we can handle. When in doubt, ask before we arrive.
Serving Unionville and All of Union County
Unionville is part of our core service area — we're in this part of Union County regularly and can typically accommodate same-day or next-day jobs without issue. Whether you're in an older home that's been in the family for decades or a newer build that needed a post-move cleanout, the process is the same: text a photo to (980) 446-2900, get a price, pick a day, and we handle everything else. See our full Unionville service page for more on what we haul in this area.