The valley's fastest-growing township — Mountain's Edge, Rhodes Ranch, and rows of brand-new stucco homes filling in the southwest off the 215. New keys mean a garage stacked with move-in debris and the old furniture that didn't survive the move, and an HOA that won't let any of it sit at the curb. So we come to the garage instead: send a photo, get one flat price, and we carry every box and every broken piece out ourselves. No Nevada sales tax on the service, and nothing left for your association to flag.
Snap a photo of what needs to go — flat price back in seconds
Upload Photos & Get Quote →Enterprise spans ZIPs 89178, 89183, 89139, and 89141 — an unincorporated Clark County township that went from empty desert to one of the metro's largest communities in barely two decades. It's mostly young tech and hospitality families in master-planned neighborhoods like Mountain's Edge and Rhodes Ranch, which means two very specific jobs land on us over and over. The first is move-in debris: a fresh closing leaves the two-car garage buried under flattened moving cartons, foam blocks, shrink wrap, crating, and the dresser or sofa that looked fine in the old place and doesn't fit the new one. The second is the garage cleanout that comes a year or two later, once the garage that was supposed to hold two cars is holding tools, bikes, holiday bins, and a treadmill nobody uses.
Both run into the same wall: Enterprise is HOA country, and a pile of debris at the curb is a violation waiting to happen. That's why our whole model points at the garage, not the street. There are no basements out here — it's desert slab — so the accumulation lives in the garage, the side yard, and the backyard shed, and that's where we work. We walk in, carry it out, and load the truck. You never drag a thing to the curb, and the flat, photo-quoted price already covers the labor, the disposal, and the drive across the south valley.
Flat rates, photo-quoted before anyone shows up. The labor, the drive, and the disposal are already in it.
| Item / Volume | Price |
|---|---|
| Sofa / couch | $170 |
| Dresser | $169 |
| Queen mattress | $139 |
| Refrigerator | $221 |
| Treadmill | $155 |
| Move-in debris (small pile) | $110 |
| Move-in debris (medium pile) | $174 |
| Garage cleanout (truck-fill ¼) | $325 |
| Truck-fill (½) | $580 |
| Truck-fill (¾) | $790 |
| Truck-fill (full) | $985 |
$75 minimum. Disposal included; usable pieces donated. No Nevada sales tax on the service — no fuel, stairs, or heat surcharges.
Not safely. As a Clark County township, Enterprise homes get Republic Services collection, which includes a curbside bulk pickup with your trash service (call 702-735-5151) — but it's every other week, capped at a 6-foot item limit and one major appliance per bulk day, everything has to be out by 5:00 a.m., and crews will not step onto private property. A garage full of moving cartons, a sectional, or a fridge doesn't fit that program — and on top of the county limits, your HOA has its own rules about how long anything can sit out front. Leave a debris pile at the curb waiting for the next bulk day and you're risking a violation letter before the truck ever comes.
That's the gap we close. We schedule the pickup around you, come to the garage, and haul the whole load — boxes, old furniture, the fridge, all of it — in one flat-priced trip, with nothing staged at the curb in between. Anything still usable goes to Goodwill of Southern Nevada, Deseret Industries, or a Habitat ReStore before the rest heads to the landfill.
"We closed on a place in Mountain's Edge and the garage was wall-to-wall boxes and packing foam within a week. They cleared all of it plus our old sectional, straight from the garage, so the HOA never saw a pile out front. One flat price, same afternoon."
"Both of us work on the Strip, so we needed a crew that could just handle it. Old fridge, a busted treadmill, and two years of garage junk in Rhodes Ranch — quoted from photos, gone in one trip, no surprises."
"Cleared the shed and a pile of old patio stuff before we sold. Flat quote held, they left the side yard swept, and I never touched the curb once. Exactly what I wanted."
Yes — it's one of our most common Enterprise jobs. Flattened boxes, foam, crating, and the old furniture that didn't fit the new place all go in one flat-priced trip. A small pile is $110, a medium $174; a whole garage prices as truck-fill from $325.
Always. We load straight from the garage or driveway on a scheduled pickup, so there's never a debris pile sitting at the curb for the association to write up.
It prices as truck-fill: a quarter load is $325, a half $580, three-quarters $790, and a full truck $985. The minimum job is $75, disposal is included, and there's no Nevada sales tax on the service.
Yes — fridges, washers, dryers, and AC units on the same visit as everything else, with the freon recovered and disposed of properly. A refrigerator is a flat $221.
Usually. Enterprise is right on our south-valley corridor off the 215, so send a photo and we'll tell you the soonest open window.