A genuine rarity in a new-build city: 1940s–50s ranch homes and bungalows, the National Register John S. Park Historic District, and the streets around the old Huntridge Theater — homes people restore rather than tear down. We clear them carefully: estates, renovations, and post-purchase clean-outs, worked around narrow original doorways and old floors, carried out from the house without leaving a curb pile in a historic district. One flat photo-quoted price, no Nevada sales tax on the service.
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Upload Photos & Get Quote →Almost everything in the Las Vegas Valley was built after 1990, which makes Huntridge and John S. Park (89104, 89101) genuinely unusual: 1940s–50s ranch homes and historic bungalows, tree-lined streets, and the John S. Park Historic District listed on the National Register, all a short walk from the restored Huntridge Theater. The people here reflect it — preservation-minded owners, young buyers restoring a first house, and a visible, established LGBTQ+ community — and so does the work. These aren't stucco tract homes with a three-car garage; they're older, smaller, character homes with original doorways, hardwood and terrazzo floors, and mature yards that all need to be respected when a crew carries a sofa out.
The jobs follow the neighborhood's rhythm: an estate to settle in a home held for decades, a renovation tearing out a dated kitchen or bath in a bungalow being brought back to life, or a post-purchase clear where a young buyer needs the previous owner's leftovers gone before moving in. We handle all of it at a careful pace, priced to one flat number from a photo, and we route the usable furniture and goods to Goodwill of Southern Nevada or a Habitat ReStore. There's no basement here — nobody has one in the desert — so the accumulation is in the garage, the closets, the attic crawl, and the backyard, and we clear every bit of it without leaving a pile at a historic curb.
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 |
| Queen mattress | $139 |
| Refrigerator | $221 |
| Bookshelf | $97 |
| Renovation / room clear (truck-fill ¼) | $325 |
| Truck-fill (½) | $580 |
| Truck-fill (¾) | $790 |
| Whole home (truck-fill full) | $985 |
$75 minimum. Disposal included; usable pieces donated. No Nevada sales tax on the service — no fuel, stairs, or heat surcharges. Full Las Vegas price guide →
Piling junk on the street isn't the look anyone on these blocks wants, and it isn't a real option anyway. Republic Services' curbside bulk pickup comes with your trash service, but it's every other week, capped at a 6-foot item limit and one major appliance per bulk day, has to be out by 5:00 a.m., and crews will not enter private property to remove anything. A renovation's worth of cabinets and flooring, or a full estate, would take months of bulk days you can't wait for — and an old refrigerator needs a separate freon appointment on top of that. So we do it the way a historic street deserves: we come to the house, carry it all out ourselves without dragging anything across original floors or leaving a pile on the curb, and haul it in one flat-priced trip. (Republic bulk info: 702-735-5151.)
"We're restoring a 1948 bungalow in John S. Park and gutted the kitchen and one bath. They hauled the old cabinets, fixtures, and flooring around our contractor's schedule, careful with the terrazzo and the original door frames. Flat price, no drama."
"Settled my aunt's Huntridge ranch home — she'd been there since the sixties. They worked patiently through the closets, garage, and backyard, set aside the keepsakes, and donated the good furniture. Respectful crew, fair flat number."
"Bought my first house near the Huntridge Theater and the sellers left half a garage behind. Snapped a photo, got a flat price, and it was gone the same day before I moved in. Made the whole thing painless."
Yes — narrow original doorways, hardwood and terrazzo floors, mature yards, and close neighbors all get worked around. We carry everything out without dragging it across finishes, and never leave a curb pile in a preservation district.
Yes — old cabinets, fixtures, flooring, and a dated bath hauled as the remodel takes them out, scheduled around your contractor. One flat photo-quoted price.
Single items are flat (sofa $170, mattress $139, refrigerator $221); a renovation or whole-home clear prices as truck-fill, ¼ at $325 up to a full truck at $985. $75 minimum, no Nevada sales tax on the service.
In the garage, closets, attic crawl, and backyard — no home here has a basement. We clear all of it and donation-route the usable pieces.
Often — Huntridge is just south of Downtown on our core corridor, so same-day is frequently open. Send a photo for the soonest window and one flat price.