Madison County, NC
Junk Removal in Mars Hill, NC
We load it, haul it, and sweep up after. Same-week pickup across Mars Hill and the rest of Madison County.
How much junk have you got?
Tap a size and we’ll show you what it fills and what it runs.
A full garage, basement, or shed cleanout. The most common job we run in Mars Hill.
Labor, loading, and dump fees included. Final price confirmed on site, no surprises.
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Licensed & insured
Family-owned since 2022
Junk removal in Mars Hill, done in one trip
Point at the pile. Two of us show up in a truck and trailer, carry everything out ourselves, whether that’s the basement, the second floor, or the back forty, and sweep the spot clean before we leave. You never lift a thing and you never touch the dump.
Stuff we haul off every week
Can’t take: paint, fuel, asbestos, and anything else the transfer station turns away. Call and we’ll tell you straight at (828) 392-6733
What it costs
Price comes down to how much room your load takes up and how heavy it is. You get the number before we start.
Single item
$XXX
Quarter load
$XXX
Half load
$XXX
Full load
$XXX
Heavy material is priced separately. Call and we’ll tell you what your load runs.
Dumpster rental in Mars Hill
Doing the work yourself? We drop a driveway-friendly dumpster, leave it as long as you need, and come get it when you’re done. 7-day rental, no permit needed on private property.
11 yard
About 3 pickup loads
$275
7-day rental • 2,000 lbs included
Most Popular
13 yard
About 4 pickup loads
$300
7-day rental • 2,000 lbs included
17 yard
About 6 pickup loads
$350
7-day rental • 2,000 lbs included
Not sure which one? Tell us what you’re clearing out and we’ll pick it for you.
Hauling
Need something moved instead of thrown out? We haul gravel, mulch, lumber, appliances, and equipment anywhere in Madison County, including the gravel drives and switchbacks a box truck won’t attempt. Same truck, same crew, hourly or flat rate.
Job site cleanup
Contractors and builders around Mars Hill keep us on speed dial for construction debris, demo waste, and final broom-clean before the walkthrough. We schedule around your trades and invoice per visit or per project.
What hauling in Mars Hill actually looks like
The parts that change from one town to the next: where your load ends up, what it takes to reach your door, and what the county lets us park in your driveway.
Where your load goes
Everything we pick up in Mars Hill goes to the Madison County transfer station on Highway 213, about ten minutes from downtown. Metal gets pulled off first and run to a scrap yard in Asheville, and anything still usable goes to a thrift store rather than the hopper. Pulling the metal off first keeps weight off your ticket.
Getting to your door
Mars Hill is a driveway town more than a curb town. Plenty of houses off Bailey Mountain, Forks of Ivy, and California Creek sit up gravel switchbacks with a hard turn at the top, so we bring the trailer instead of the box truck and back it up rather than trying to swing around. If your drive is steep, narrow, or gravel, say so when you call and we will plan the right rig.
Permits and placement
Private property in Mars Hill does not need a permit for a driveway dumpster, and most of our drops are exactly that. If the only spot is the street or a shared alley, town hall wants a heads up first and we will make that call for you. On the college side of town, watch the parking rules during the school year, since a dumpster in the wrong spot gets tagged fast.
Busy times of year
Move out week at Mars Hill University is our busiest stretch of the year, and rental turnovers around it book solid, so call early in the spring if you own units near campus. Fall brings storm limbs and leaf haul off the mountain roads, and January is estate and downsizing season once families have been through the holidays together.
Three steps,
one visit
No estimator visit, no deposit, no waiting around for a window that never comes. Most jobs are booked with one phone call and finished the same week.
Call or text a photo
Snap a picture of the pile. You’ll get a price back the same day, usually within the hour.
Pick your window
Most Mars Hill jobs get on the schedule within a day or two. We text when we’re on the way.
We load and sweep
You confirm the price, we do the lifting, and you pay when it’s gone and the spot is clean.
Neighbors who called us
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Where we work around Mars Hill
We run Mars Hill just about every week: downtown around Cascade Street and the college, out along Bailey Mountain and Gabriels Creek, up Forks of Ivy and California Creek, and the newer builds off Jerry Plemmons Highway. If you’re on a gravel road, a switchback, or a driveway a box truck won’t attempt, that’s normal for us.
Outside town we cover Belva, Little Pine, Petersburg, and the rest of northern Madison County, plus everything within about 20 minutes of Mars Hill.
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Questions we get from Mars Hill
Straight answers. If yours is not here, call and ask one of us.
How much does junk removal cost in Mars Hill?
Two things: the room your load takes up in the trailer and what it weighs. Basements, garages and campus turnovers go by space. Concrete, block, dirt and shingles price by weight. The transfer station is ten minutes from downtown, so there is no long haul in your number. Quoted in the driveway, firm.
Do I need a permit for a dumpster in Mars Hill?
Not for a private driveway, which is where most of our Mars Hill drops go. If the only spot is the street or a shared alley, the town wants notice first and we will make that call for you. Near the college, check parking rules during the school year.
How fast can you get to Mars Hill?
We are about twenty minutes from Asheville, so most Mars Hill jobs go on the schedule within a day or two. Send a photo when you call and you will usually have a price back inside the hour.
Can you get up a steep gravel driveway?
Usually, yes. Plenty of houses off Bailey Mountain and Forks of Ivy sit up switchbacks, so we bring the trailer instead of the box truck and back it up rather than trying to turn around. Tell us the drive is steep when you call and we will plan for it.
What will you not take?
Paint, fuel, asbestos, and anything else the transfer station turns away. We also cannot take propane tanks or wet paint cans. Call and we will tell you straight before we load, and point you to the county’s household hazardous waste day if that is what you need.
Do I need to be home?
No. Plenty of customers leave the pile in the garage or on the porch, confirm the price by text from the photo, and pay when we are done. If it is a rental turnover we can coordinate with your property manager directly.
Ready to get it gone?
Call and talk to one of the two of us. No call center, no runaround. Or send the form and we’ll get back to you today.
Open 6am to 10pm, seven days a week · Serving Mars Hill and all of WNC
