What junk removal costs in Vancouver and Portland

$99 to $739

Junk removal in Clark County, WA and the Portland, OR metro runs $99 to $739 booked online, priced by how much of a 16 cubic yard truck the load fills. A 2 cubic yard minimum pickup is $99, a quarter truck $189, a half truck $369, a full truck $739. Booking by phone costs $20 more at every size. Prices last reviewed 2026-09-03.

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How much is there?

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The full price list

Volume decides the price. There is no hourly rate, no travel fee and no fuel surcharge, and the transfer station fee is already inside every number below.

Junk removal prices by truck volume
SizeWhat fitsOnline priceBy phone
Minimum pickup
2 cu yd
One item from the curb, a couch and chair, or 4 to 6 bags$99, book a minimum pickup$119 by phone
1/4 truck
4 cu yd
Small bedroom set or a garage corner$189, book a 1/4 truck$209 by phone
1/2 truck
8 cu yd
One-bedroom apartment or a full garage bay$369, book a 1/2 truck$389 by phone
3/4 truck
12 cu yd
Two-bedroom cleanout$549, book a 3/4 truck$569 by phone
Full truck
16 cu yd
Hoarding room or an estate first pass$739, book a full truck$759 by phone
Single item prices
Single itemOnline priceNoteBy phone
Mattress or box spring$99Second piece $30$119 by phone
Couch or loveseat$119Sectional $169$139 by phone
Sectional sofa$169$189 by phone
Refrigerator or freezer$129Coolant fee included$149 by phone
Washer, dryer, dishwasher or range$99$119 by phone
TV or monitor$89$49 when added to another item$109 by phone
Hot tub, freestandingfrom $349$369 by phone
Hot tub, in-deck or cut in placefrom $499$519 by phone
Clean yard waste, 1/4 truck$199$219 by phone

$99 porch pickup: one item already on the porch, driveway or curb, whatever the piece. Hot tubs and heavy material are quoted separately.

Includes WA 3.6% solid-waste collection tax. No sales tax in Oregon. Online prices are $20 under phone prices. The price you see is the price you pay unless you add items.

Is a dump run cheaper than hiring someone?

Only two things decide it: what the load weighs and how many trips it takes. Transfer stations across our area charge$119 to $177 a ton with a $10 minimum, and they weigh you in and out.

Take a half-truck load, 8 cubic yards. Mixed household junk runs roughly 150 to 200 pounds a cubic yard, so that is 0.6 to 0.8 tons, or $71 to $141 in tipping fees before you have spent a minute on it. A full-size pickup bed holds about 2.2 cubic yards level with the rails, so the same load is 4 round trips. Our half truck is $369 with the fee, the labor and the trips already in it.

The honest rule: one item you can lift into your own truck is almost always cheaper to take yourself, especially in Oregon where mattresses and electronics are free to drop. A garage, a shed or anything you would need help lifting is almost never cheaper, once the trips and the loading are counted.

What the stations charge

Transfer station rates by facility across the service area
StationServingPer tonMinimum
Central Transfer and Recycling
Columbia Resource Company
Vancouver, Hazel Dell, Salmon Creek, Battle Ground, Ridgefield$118.65$10
Washougal Transfer Station
Columbia Resource Company
Camas, Washougal$118.65$10
Metro Central Station
Metro
Portland, Beaverton, Hillsboro$176.70$51
Metro South Station
Metro
Gresham, Tigard, Lake Oswego, Oregon City, Milwaukie, Happy Valley$176.70$51

Rates are the published gate rates at each facility, linked to the operator's own page. They change; the price you were quoted here does not.

What changes the price

  • $25 Stairs beyond one flight, per flight
  • $25 Carry over 100 ft from the truck, per job
  • $50 Construction debris, per quarter truck on top of the truck price
  • $15 Tires, rim on or off, per tire
  • $25 Elevator or third floor and above, per job

That is the whole list. Nothing else is added on the day, and the number is confirmed on site before anything is loaded.

Quoted by weight instead

Concrete, Dirt and sod, Roofing shingles, Tile and brick, Rock and gravel. Stations charge these by the ton, so a volume price would be wrong in one direction or the other.

What we guarantee

The price holds
Confirmed on site before we load, and never above the top of the range you were shown unless you add items.
The window holds
We arrive inside the 2-hour window you picked. We call when we are 30 minutes out.
Free to cancel
Cancel or reschedule at no charge up to 24 hours before your window. After we are en route it is the $99 minimum.
If we damage something
Send photos within 48 hours and we make it right. Full terms.

Cost questions

How much does junk removal cost in Vancouver, WA and Portland, OR?

Between $99 and $739 when you book online, priced by how much of a 16 cubic yard truck the load fills. A 2 cubic yard minimum pickup is $99, a quarter truck is $189, a half truck is $369 and a full truck is $739. Booking by phone costs $20 more at every size. The same prices apply in all 16 cities we serve, in both states.

Is it cheaper to take junk to the dump myself?

Sometimes, and it depends almost entirely on weight and how many trips it takes. Transfer stations here charge $119 to $177 a ton with a $10 minimum, so the tipping fee alone on a half-truck load is roughly $71 to $141. A pickup bed holds about 2.2 cubic yards, so that same load is 4 round trips, plus fuel, plus the loading and unloading. Our half truck is $369 with the tipping fee already inside it. One item you can lift into your own truck is almost always cheaper to take yourself; a garage is almost never.

What is the cheapest way to get rid of furniture?

Donation first if it is clean and unbroken, because it is free and you get a receipt. After that, a single piece is priced by the piece here: a couch is $119 and a mattress is $99, which beats paying a truck minimum for one item. Once you are past about three pieces the $189 quarter truck is usually the cheaper way to do it.

Why do most junk removal companies not publish prices?

Because volume pricing is easy to publish and hard to walk back. A quote given on your driveway can move with the day, the crew and the read on the customer. Our whole ladder is on this page and in the booking flow before anyone asks for a name, and the price you were shown is confirmed on site before we load.

Does the price include the dump fee?

Yes. Labor, loading from anywhere on the property, the transfer station or recycler fee, and sweep-up are all inside the number. Washington prices also include the state 3.6% solid-waste collection tax. The only things added are the published surcharges: $25 stairs beyond one flight per flight, $25 carry over 100 ft from the truck per job, $50 construction debris per quarter truck on top of the truck price, $15 tires, rim on or off per tire, $25 elevator or third floor and above per job.

What is not included in the price?

Concrete, Dirt and sod, Roofing shingles, Tile and brick, Rock and gravel are quoted by weight instead of volume, because stations charge those by the ton. We do not take paint and solvents, chemicals and pesticides, propane tanks, asbestos, ammunition, medical waste; both counties run free household hazardous waste days.

Prices by city

Pick a size, see the number, pick a 2-hour window. $99 to $739, and online is $20 under phone.

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