Clear pricing before the work begins
For ordinary junk, the price is based on how much room the load takes in our truck. Clear The Clutter handles the lifting, loading, and hauling included in the quote. Call, text, or use the online estimator for a free quote.
How our pricing works
Ordinary junk is priced by how much space it takes in the truck. Furniture, boxes, household items, and outdoor junk all use the same truck-volume pricing. You do not pay a different rate just because the load contains different kinds of ordinary junk.
Oshkosh pricing answer
The smallest published tier is a $100 minimum for a single item or small load. Standard truck-volume prices are $225 for one-quarter truck, $350 for one-half truck, $475 for three-quarters truck, and $600 for a full truck. These prices also apply in Neenah and Menasha; other service areas may be higher because of travel.
Published local prices
These prices apply in Oshkosh, Neenah, and Menasha. Prices may be higher outside these three cities because of travel.
One-quarter of the truck.
One-half of the truck.
Three-quarters of the truck.
A full truck load.
The published prices above are for Oshkosh, Neenah, and Menasha. Contact us for a quote in other service areas.
What affects your quote
A couch, boxes, household items, outdoor junk, or any combination of ordinary nonhazardous junk uses the same load pricing. Work that takes extra crew time is included in the quote before removal begins.
The crew carries the junk out, loads the truck, hauls it away, and makes the disposal trip so you do not have to handle the heavy work.
A few exceptions
Most junk follows the load prices above. These are the common exceptions.
Unusually heavy items such as pianos may need additional labor, equipment, or handling.
Items with recycling fees may have that cost added to the quote.
Decks, hot tubs, and sheds may be priced differently when they require dismantling or demolition before loading.
Free quotes
Requesting a quote does not schedule the removal. Larger or more complicated jobs may need an on-site look.
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