Junk Removal · Bluffton, SC
Moving boxes, leftover building materials and a garage that filled up over ten years are the usual loads in a town of young houses. Many HOAs limit what can sit at the curb and for how long, so a haul-away is often simpler than a pile by the street. Ask whether the price is by volume, and whether they take old mattresses and appliances.
Based in Bluffton
Diamond Lawn Care Services now goes by O'Hara Outdoors, according to its Google profile, and works from Traders Cross in Bluffton, covering Bluffton and Okatie. It doesn't require contracts.
Dumpsters in 15, 20 and 30 cubic yard sizes, junk removal and trailer rentals are the three lines of business at Camo Cans on Confederate Avenue in Bluffton. Junk removal starts at $135, per its listing, and the website advertises same-day pickups and curbside trash and recycling service, and claims about 70 percent of what it hauls gets recycled.
Female-owned, by its own description, Junk Girl is a Bluffton-based junk removal outfit whose website lists Hilton Head, Hardeeville, Ridgeland, Beaufort and Savannah as well. It works seven days, into the evening on weekdays.
Sorting items for reuse, donation and recycling is part of the routine at Love Nature Junk Removal, a Bluffton hauler on Leacybridge Road. It handles general junk removal, eviction and garage cleanouts and light demolition, and it is open seven days, 7 to 7.
Scotts Way in Bluffton is home base for SERVPRO of Hilton Head, Bluffton, the local outpost of the national restoration brand. Storm, fire and water damage come first, followed by mold remediation, biohazard cleaning, board-ups, controlled demolition and build-back work for houses and businesses.
Trim work, cabinetry, tile and carpet are part of the mix for Tom Golden, a Bluffton renovation contractor on Heritage Parkway that claims more than 25 years of experience and describes itself as veteran owned. It handles kitchens, bathrooms, wood floors, patio enclosures, drywall and painting.
Polybutylene pipe remediation heads the handyman side of Southern Grace Solutions on Sugaree Drive in Bluffton, which also does renovations, painting and electrical work. On the hauling side it clears garages and storage units, cleans out rentals after tenants leave or after evictions and estate sales, and does full interior demolition ahead of a renovation.
Renting dumpsters since 2013, according to its own description, One Man's Trash Dumpster Rental Service is a family-run Bluffton company that covers Hilton Head and Beaufort as well. It rents a 17-yard, driveway-friendly roll-off for remodels, flooring removal, demolition cleanup, garage and estate cleanouts, construction sites and storm debris.
Serves Bluffton from nearby
Text a photo of the pile and VETS Junk Removal and Dumpsters replies with a flat quote, according to its website, with many jobs done same day or next day. The Savannah company on Ogeechee Road, which advertises itself as veteran-owned, also covers Bluffton and Hilton Head Island, hauling furniture, yard waste, construction debris and attic junk, handling estate and rental property cleanouts, and renting dumpsters.
Shed, deck and fence demolition sit next to roll-off dumpster rentals and junk removal at Trash Bandit Junk Solutions on James F Byrnes Street in Beaufort. The company also pulls hot tubs, handles renovation and move-out cleanups for homes and businesses in Beaufort and Bluffton, and claims it recycles or donates usable items when it can.
Curbside and contactless pickup are options at Huskee Junk Removal, which covers Bluffton, Hilton Head, Beaufort, Hardeeville and Savannah without a storefront. The list runs from furniture, appliances, electronics and yard waste to construction debris and cleanouts of estates, foreclosures, hoarder homes, storage units, offices and warehouses.
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