How much does junk removal cost in Las Vegas?

No. Downtown, the Arts District, Henderson, Summerlin and North Las Vegas all use the same flat list.

On your scheduled bulk day, yes — and if that works, take it. We’re for the other weeks, and for anything still inside.

No. Carry-out is included, and we supply the certificate of insurance buildings ask for.

Paint, chemicals, pressurized propane, asbestos and medical waste go through separate routes.

No. A Nevada junk removal bill from us has no tax line; the photo quote is the whole number, and the $75 minimum applies to the smallest jobs.

Yes. Most Summerlin and Henderson pickups happen with nobody home — a gate code, a garage, a marked pile beside the driveway. Photos come through afterwards.

From your photo. Each item is matched to the published Las Vegas catalog, and you see the full total before booking anything.

Yes, $75. A single couch ($126) or a twin mattress ($82) is enough on its own.

No. Where the item sits in the house or on the lot doesn’t change the price.

No. Today and next Thursday cost exactly the same.

For garages, casitas, whole apartments and estates. It runs from $241 for a quarter truck to $732 for the full sixteen cubic yards, and the quote bills whichever method is lower.

Frequently within a day, sometimes the same day, depending on your part of the Valley and the size of the job.

When crews have early windows, yes — and between June and September those are the first to go.

Add the crew as expected vendors, or share your gate’s procedure when you book, and they’re cleared before arriving.

Yes. Send the building’s COI requirements and any freight-elevator rules with your booking.

Vetted, insured local crews working through JunkRabbit. You book and communicate with us; they bring the truck and do the lifting.

Yes. A hot tub is $322 and a pool table $603, each with the crew size it needs. Drain and disconnect the spa first.

Yes — a swing set is $143, and dismantled shade structures and pergolas are priced from photos.

Yes, priced separately because of handling: $30 a gallon can, $52 a five-gallon bucket.

Usable furniture goes to donation first, refrigerant appliances to certified recovery and metal recycling, electronics to recyclers, and the rest to licensed disposal.

Enterprise, Spring Valley, Paradise, Sunrise Manor, Whitney and Winchester are unincorporated towns of Clark County that use Las Vegas mailing addresses. We serve all of them.

Republic Services runs residential trash collection across the Valley, including a curbside bulk program. Rules and schedules differ by city and address, so check yours with Republic. It covers what you can get to the curb yourself.

The whole Las Vegas Valley — Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Boulder City and the unincorporated towns — plus longer-distance Clark County towns on request. See the area list.