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Florida Junk Removal & Hauling Companies — 2026
5 verified junk removal businesses across 3 Florida cities. Contact pros directly — no middlemen, no lead fees.
Whether you're moving in, cleaning out an estate, or just dragging a dead AC unit to the curb, the Florida junk-removal companies below handle furniture, appliances, yard debris, garage cleanouts, post-construction trash, and full estate cleanouts. Most charge by truck volume (1/8, 1/4, 1/2, full load) or item count, and offer same-day service in most metros.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does junk removal cost in Florida?▾
Single items: $75–$185 (couch, mattress, large appliance). 1/4 truck: $150–$285. 1/2 truck: $285–$485. Full truck (15-18 cubic yards): $485–$785. Add $50–$150 for hot tubs, pianos, or items requiring 2+ workers. Estate cleanouts run $500–$3,500 depending on volume.
What can junk-removal companies legally take in Florida?▾
Almost everything except: paint and chemicals, automotive fluids, freon-containing appliances without certification, asbestos, large quantities of CRT TVs, and biohazards. Most companies handle freon recovery for an extra $35–$75 per appliance. Hazardous waste requires county HHW drop-off or a licensed remediation company.
Do junk-removal companies recycle?▾
Reputable Florida companies divert 30–60% of loads to recycling and donation. Metals, e-waste, working appliances, and gently-used furniture go to scrapyards or charities. Construction debris is sorted at C&D recycling facilities. Ask about diversion rates if it matters to you — it varies wildly by company.
Should I rent a dumpster or hire junk removal?▾
Dumpsters ($350–$650 for 10-20 yarders, 7 days) are cheaper for big projects where you do the loading. Junk removal ($150–$785) is faster, easier, and includes labor. Rule of thumb: 1 truckload of stuff or less → junk removal; 3+ days of cleanout work → dumpster.
Are Florida junk-removal companies licensed?▾
Florida doesn't require a state license, but companies must register with FDOT for hauling and most counties require local Business Tax Receipts. Always confirm liability insurance and workers' comp. Unlicensed haulers occasionally illegally dump — verify they take loads to legitimate transfer stations.