Junk removal in Charlotte runs from $95 for a single item to $399 for a full-truck load in 2026 — those are 704 Junk's published ballpark estimates, not guesses. A two-person crew handles loading, disposal, and sweep-up. Your exact price is confirmed on-site before we haul anything.
The short answer: $95–$399, depending on volume. Below are the exact published tiers from our rate card — all ballpark estimates confirmed on-site before we touch a thing.
704 Junk 2026 rate cardAll prices are ballpark estimates — we validate your exact price on-site before we haul anything. You'll know the real number before we touch a thing. No hidden fees, no upsell.
Junk removal pricing in Charlotte comes down to two main variables: volume and item type.
Volume is the biggest driver. Our truck is divided into five tiers — single item, quarter, half, three-quarter, and full — and the price is based on how much of the truck your load fills. A single dresser gets the single-item rate. A garage full of furniture and appliances falls into the half- or full-truck range.
Item type matters too. Heavy or awkward pieces — pianos, hot tubs, large sectionals — take more crew effort and tend toward the higher end of a tier. Electronics like TVs carry a small county-mandated e-waste disposal fee ($25 per unit). Tires add $8 each. Stairs above the main floor add $30 per flight.
What never changes the price: freon in refrigerators or AC units, same-day scheduling, and fuel. Those are included with no surcharges.
The most reliable path to an accurate number is a photo. Text it to (704) 459-5052 and we'll reply with a real starting price from the published rate card.
Think of the truck as divided into equal sections. A quarter-truck load is roughly a couple of large items — say, a couch and a dresser. A half-truck handles a small bedroom's worth of furniture. A full truck is a packed estate cleanout or a two-car garage.
Here's the key detail: you pay whichever price is lower — the single-item rate or the volume tier rate. If you have several items that together fill only a quarter truck ($145), we don't add up individual item rates. We quote whichever method costs you less.
Mixed loads — appliances, boxes, yard debris, a few furniture pieces — are priced by volume the same way. No item has to match exactly to get the right tier.
Ballpark "from" prices — includes pickup and disposal. Multiple items? Volume pricing may be cheaper.
Every job — one item or a full-truck cleanout — includes:
We can't haul wet paint, oils, fuels, chemicals, asbestos, medical or biohazard waste, or ammunition — safety and Mecklenburg County rules. Everything else a two-person crew can carry is fair game.
See the full rate card on our homepage or request a quote directly.
The fastest path to a real number is a photo. Text a picture of the pile to (704) 459-5052 or email it to [email protected]. We'll reply with a starting price straight from our published rate card — usually the same day.
You can also use the quote form on our homepage. Either way, your final price is confirmed on-site before we touch a single item. You'll know the real number before we start work.
Charlotte NAP: (704) 459-5052 · [email protected] · Charlotte, NC
Specific questions about how junk removal pricing works in Charlotte.
Yes — our minimum is $95. That covers one item along with a two-person crew, loading, disposal, and sweep-up. A few lighter single items (bookshelf, TV) start at $85; most single items start at $95 and go up from there based on size and effort.
You pay whichever works out cheaper. If you have one or two items, the single-item rate usually wins. If you have several pieces that together fill a portion of the truck, the volume tier is typically lower — and that's how we'll price it. Send us a photo and we'll quote the number that's better for you.
Three things: a $25 e-waste fee on TVs and monitors (county disposal requirement), $8 per tire, and $30 per flight of stairs above the main floor. That's it. No freon surcharge on refrigerators or AC units. No same-day rush fee. No fuel surcharge. What you're quoted is what you pay.
Most local and national haulers in Charlotte don't publish prices — they quote on arrival, which makes comparison-shopping difficult. Our entire rate card is public before you call. We can't speak to what others charge, but we can say your final price is always confirmed on-site before any work begins, and ballpark estimates from our rate card are the starting point every time.
Text or email a photo of the pile and get a real starting price from our published rate card — no obligation, no surprises.