Junk removal Junk removal in the Charleston area
Get a junk removal quote →The big jobs are where the free options run out. A whole house of furniture, a renovation's worth of debris, a shed or a hot tub won't fit your town's weekly bulk limits, and the county drop-off sites are for residents only, with limits on trucks and trailers. The guides below start with those jobs: what your town and county will and won't take, what national guides say it costs, and which Charleston companies list the work.
Single items are simpler. Most can go out with your town's curbside bulk pickup or to your county's drop-off sites for free, and a few, like TVs, paint and tires, have rules of their own.
Big jobs: cleanouts, debris and demolition
- Construction and renovation debrisTown limits, county drop-off rules, dumpsters and costs
- Estate and whole-house cleanoutsTown limits, donation pickup, drop-off rules and costs
- Hoarding cleanupCosts by home size, disposal rules and who lists it
- Hot tub removalTown rules, drop-off for the pieces and costs
- Shed removal and demolitionTown rules, where the pieces go and costs by size
Costs
Get rid of a specific item
- Christmas and New Year's pickupDec 21, 2026 to Jan 2, 2027, town by town
- Christmas tree disposalCurbside composting, drop-off sites and prep rules
- Get rid of a couchCurbside, drop-off, donation or haul-away
- Get rid of a mattressCurbside rules, drop-off and donation by town
- Moving truck at the dumpTruck and trailer rules in all three counties
- Old appliance disposalFridges, washers and stoves: curbside, drop-off or donate
- Paint disposalDrop-off, drying rules and what towns allow
- Thanksgiving 2026 pickupWeek of Nov 23, 2026, town by town
- Tire disposalCounty limits, drop-off sites and the landfill
- Recycle a TVCounty drop-offs, curbside e-scrap and donation
- Yard debris rulesLimb sizes, bags and drop-off by town