Junk Removal Guides
for Las Vegas

Master-planned HOAs from Summerlin to Anthem, curbside bulk rules with real limits, and more backyard hot tubs per capita than anywhere we serve — the Vegas guides, all in one place.

1-800-GOT-JUNK alternatives in Las Vegas

Six categories of alternative, what each is actually good at, and which valley jobs each one fails. Our published rates start at a $75 minimum.

5 things Las Vegas bulk pickup won't take

The refusal list is remarkably consistent across the valley. Here are the five categories that get passed over, and what each one actually costs to deal with.

Above-ground pool removal in Las Vegas

Frame and liner together: $145, disposal included. Drain it and let the liner dry first, because a wet liner in a valley back yard is a different job entirely.

Air conditioner disposal in Las Vegas

A large window unit is $109, a portable is $85, an outdoor condenser is $115. Refrigerant recovery is part of the price, not a line item added at the door.

What an apartment cleanout costs in Las Vegas

A studio left with a bed and a couch runs a few hundred dollars. A fully furnished two-bedroom is usually a half-truck at $431. Both prices are fixed before…

Bed frame disposal in Las Vegas

A standard metal or platform frame is $68. An upholstered or storage frame is $126, or $152 in king. Carried down from any bedroom at no extra charge.

The best time to schedule junk removal in Las Vegas

Timing changes availability and how pleasant the job is. It never changes the price. A sofa is $126 at 7am in January and at 4pm on the 31st of July.

Can you leave furniture on the curb in Las Vegas?

Sometimes, briefly, and probably not when you want to. Here is what really happens to curbed furniture in this valley, and what a sofa costs instead: $126.

The cheapest way to get rid of furniture in Las Vegas

The cheapest route is your bulk pickup, if you can move it and your HOA window is open. When it is not, a sofa is $126 flat and gone the same week.

What an estate cleanout costs in Las Vegas

A single-story Sun City home cleared to empty is normally one to two full truck loads: $732 each, fixed before we arrive, with the sorting done at your pace.

Junk removal around a casino schedule: evening and off-hours pickups

If your Monday is somebody else's Saturday, you should not have to burn a sleep cycle to get a couch hauled. Same prices, your window: $126 a sofa, $75 minimum.

What a garage cleanout costs in Las Vegas

Most valley garage cleanouts land between a quarter truck at $241 and a half at $431. A genuinely full three-car bay is $732. Priced before we come out.

Getting rid of sun-destroyed patio furniture in Las Vegas

A patio table and four chairs is $89 + $30 + $30 + $30 + $30 = $209. Nothing survives three valley summers outdoors, and here is what to do when yours doesn't.

What hoarding cleanup costs in Las Vegas

Priced by the load: $732 a full truck, $587 for three quarters, $431 for a half. Most valley homes take two to four loads, and they do not have to happen on…

What hot tub and spa removal costs in Las Vegas

A hot tub or spa is $390 flat, including breakdown and disposal. Get it disconnected first, and get it done before the block wall becomes the problem.

How much does junk removal cost in Las Vegas?

Minimum $75. Per item from there, or by truck fraction: $241, $338, $431, $513, $587, $661, $732. The crossover sits around eight to ten items.

How to get rid of a mattress in Las Vegas

A queen is $103, a mattress and box spring set is $143, both carried out and disposed of. Here is the full list of options, including the free ones.

How to get rid of a refrigerator in Las Vegas

$164 for a standard fridge, $183 for a side-by-side, $115 for a mini. Carried out of the back of the garage, with refrigerant handling inside the price.

How to get rid of a TV in Las Vegas

A 55-inch set is $68, a 75-inch is $73, and an old CRT is $62. If it still works, give it away first, because in this market it will move in a day.

How to get rid of an old couch in Las Vegas

A couch is $126 flat with JunkRabbit, carried out of a Summerlin great room or a third-floor walk-up near UNLV. Here is every other option first, honestly.

How to get rid of appliances in Las Vegas

A refrigerator is $164, a washer $133, a dryer $128. Refrigerant handling is part of the job, not an add-on. Here is the order to do everything in.

How to pick a junk hauler in Las Vegas

Four red flags and six questions. If a hauler will not put a number in writing before the truck leaves, that is the answer to every other question.

Is it illegal to dump furniture in Las Vegas?

Yes. Leaving furniture in a desert wash, an alley or a dumpster you do not pay for is illegal dumping in every jurisdiction in this valley. The legal route…

Las Vegas junk removal price list

Every price, published. Minimum visit $75. Truck fill from $241 to $732. No stair charge, no same-day surcharge, disposal included in every figure.

Junk removal vs dumpster rental in Las Vegas

A dumpster is a container you fill yourself. A pickup is a crew that empties the house. In a valley of HOAs and tile driveways, that difference decides most…

JunkRabbit vs 1-800-GOT-JUNK: how the pricing models differ in Las Vegas

The difference is not the truck. It is whether you know the price before someone is standing in your Henderson driveway. Ours is published: a couch is $126,…

Landlord turnover cleanouts in Las Vegas

A furnished unit left behind is usually a half truck at $431. The constraint is not the price, it is that every lease in this valley ends on the same day.

Mattress disposal rules in Las Vegas: what you can and cannot do

There is no single valley-wide rule, which is the problem. Here is how the rules actually work, and the flat route out: $103 a queen, $143 with the box spring.

Mattress recycling in Las Vegas: what it costs and what actually gets recycled

A mattress is about 90 percent recoverable material and almost none of it recovers itself. Here is how recycling works, and why $103 for a queen is usually…

Moving-out cleanout in Las Vegas: what it costs and when to book

Everything you decided not to move is a half-truck load at $431, or priced per piece. Book it before the last weekend of the month, because the whole valley…

Renovation debris removal in Las Vegas

Valley remodels produce tile, stucco and mortar, which are weight jobs disguised as volume jobs. Concrete and masonry debris is $219 per quarter truck.

What a storage unit cleanout costs in Las Vegas

Sized by the unit: a 5x5 is about a quarter truck at $241, a 10x10 is a half at $431, a 10x15 is up to a full load at $732.

What you can and cannot leave at the curb in Summerlin and Henderson

In most valley master plans, furniture at the curb outside the collection window is a violation. We load straight from inside the house, so nothing ever…

What a "$99 junk removal" ad in Las Vegas really covers

A $99 headline is an entry price, not a job price. Our minimum visit is $75 and every item has a published flat rate, so the total is knowable before the…

TV and electronics disposal in Las Vegas

A 55-inch TV is $68 to remove, disposal included. Electronics are the one category valley bulk pickup consistently will not touch, so here is the full route…

U-Haul vs junk removal: the real cost of a DIY dump run in Las Vegas

Renting a truck to clear a Henderson garage costs a full day and a stack of variables. A half-truck load with us is $431, fixed, with the loading done for you.

What Las Vegas residents actually pay for junk removal

Not a range, the actual numbers. The minimum visit is $75, a couch is $126, a packed three-car garage is $732. Here is what typical valley jobs add up to.

What to do with old furniture in Las Vegas

Five routes, and four of them fail for predictable reasons in this valley. Work down the list, and if you reach the bottom a sofa is $126 and a loveseat is…

Where does your junk actually go in Las Vegas?

Sorted in this order: donate what can be used, recycle what can be recovered, landfill what is left. Here is what that means for a real valley load.

Who picks up old appliances in Las Vegas

A standard refrigerator is $164, carried out of the garage and disposed of. Here is who else will take an appliance in the valley, and when they will not.

Why licensed and insured matters more than the price in Las Vegas

The gap between a cheap quote and a real one is smaller than the cost of one scraped stucco wall. Here is what the paperwork is actually protecting you from.

How Much Does Junk Removal Cost in Las Vegas?

The 2026 flat-price list — and no Nevada tax on the service.

Las Vegas Bulk Trash vs Paid Junk Removal

The curbside limits, and where we fill the gap.

HOA-Friendly Junk Removal in Las Vegas

Loaded from the home, so the pile never touches the curb the HOA patrols.

Hot Tub Removal Cost in Las Vegas

Flat $390, no crane, all-in — the full breakdown.

How to Get Rid of a Couch in Las Vegas — 5 Ways

Every route and its real cost, from free to flat $126.

JunkRabbit vs 1-800-GOT-JUNK in Las Vegas

Flat photo-quote vs the on-site volume reveal.

UNLV Student Move-Out Junk Removal

Mattress and furniture in one trip, flat from $75, on the UNLV calendar.

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