About this business
Local junk removal, property cleanup, light demolition, and hauling services serving Alachua County and surrounding areas. Fast response, fair pricing, and reliable service.
Looking for junk removal in Alachua, FL? Crews serving this side of Alachua County cover downtown Main Street and the historic district, Turkey Creek and Turkey Creek Forest, the Progress Park and San Felasco Tech City area, Santa Fe Estates and the neighbourhoods along US-441 and NW County Road 235, plus nearby High Springs, Newberry, Jonesville, Archer, LaCrosse and north Gainesville. The most common jobs here are furniture and mattress pickups, appliance and water-heater hauls, garage and barn cleanouts, shed and hot tub teardowns, storm and yard debris after summer thunderstorms and hurricane season, and full estate or rental-turnover cleanouts - including student move-outs tied to the University of Florida and Santa Fe College calendar each spring and summer. Most haulers here work ZIP 32615 and also run into Gainesville, so confirm your ZIP and cross street when you request a quote. Pricing is based on how much room your load takes up in the truck, which is why a single couch costs far less than a packed two-car garage. Get two or three quotes before you book - on the same load they routinely differ by a hundred dollars or more.
Alachua currently has one hauler listed, plus crews from nearby cities that cover this area.
Local junk removal, property cleanup, light demolition, and hauling services serving Alachua County and surrounding areas. Fast response, fair pricing, and reliable service.
| Service Type | Typical Price Range |
|---|---|
| Single item removal (couch, mattress) | $80–$150 |
| Quarter truck load | $150–$250 |
| Half truck load | $250–$400 |
| Full truck load | $450–$750 |
| Estate cleanout | $1,200–$9,000+ (varies widely) |
| Construction debris removal | $300–$900+ depending on volume & materials |
* These are typical ranges for the Alachua based on available data and industry norms. Exact quotes will depend on access, item type, disposal fees, and volume. Prices not accurate? Let us know
Junk hauled out of Alachua moves through the Alachua County solid waste system - most loads are tipped at the Leveda Brown Environmental Park transfer station in Gainesville and then moved on to the New River Regional Landfill in Union County. Licensed haulers pay those tipping fees, so disposal is normally built into your quote rather than billed separately. Some material cannot ride along in a standard load: household hazardous waste such as paint, solvents, motor oil, pesticides, pool chemicals and propane tanks belongs at the county Hazardous Waste Collection Center, and tires, mattresses, electronics and refrigerant appliances are commonly charged as extra items because they need special handling. If you own a truck or trailer, the county rural collection centers and the Gainesville transfer station are the cheaper route for a small load, and the City of Alachua scheduled bulk and yard-waste pickup covers curbside limbs and small bulky items. Before you book an Alachua hauler, ask three things: are you licensed and insured, are disposal and recycling fees included in the quoted price, and does the crew handle stairs, second-floor apartments, long dirt driveways or gated Turkey Creek access without an added fee. Rural properties north and west of town often mean a long haul off the paved road, so mention driveway length and gate width when you schedule.
Most Alachua jobs land between about $130 and $650. Single-item pickups such as a couch, mattress or appliance sit at the low end, a half-truck load falls mid-range, and full garage, barn, estate or rental turnover cleanouts reach the top. Quotes are based on truck space plus any special-handling items, and access issues like stairs or a long rural driveway can add to the price.
Often yes. Because crews serving Alachua also work Gainesville, High Springs and Newberry, calling in the morning gives you the best shot at a same-day or next-day slot. Availability tightens during UF and Santa Fe College move-out weeks and right after summer storms.
Typically downtown Alachua and the Main Street historic district, Turkey Creek, Progress Park and San Felasco Tech City, Santa Fe Estates and the US-441 and CR-235 corridors, plus High Springs, Newberry, Jonesville, Archer, LaCrosse and north Gainesville. Confirm ZIP 32615 when you book.
Household hazardous waste - paint, solvents, motor oil, pesticides, pool chemicals and propane tanks - has to go to the Alachua County Hazardous Waste Collection Center instead. Tires, mattresses, electronics and refrigerant appliances are usually accepted but billed as extra items.
Loads are tipped at the Leveda Brown Environmental Park transfer station in Gainesville and moved on to the New River Regional Landfill, with usable furniture, metal, cardboard and appliances pulled out for donation or recycling first.
Yes. Shed and hot tub teardowns and barn or outbuilding cleanouts are routine work in this market. Send photos with your quote request so the crew brings the right tools and enough truck space.
Haulers working in Alachua route usable material back into the community rather than straight to the landfill - furniture, appliances, tools and household goods go to local thrift and reuse outlets, scrap metal and appliances go to area recyclers, and electronics and refrigerant units are separated for proper handling. Yard and storm debris is kept out of the trash stream where it can be mulched. Ask your hauler what share of your load they expect to donate or recycle; the good crews in Alachua County can tell you before the truck leaves.
Price it first: junk removal cost calculator or size your load with the cubic yard visualizer.