Junk Removal in Charleston, SC

What we haul across the Lowcountry

Lowcountry Junk Pros is a local hauling line for the peninsula and the towns around it: West Ashley, James Island and Johns Island, Daniel Island, Mount Pleasant, North Charleston, Hanahan, Goose Creek and Summerville, out to Isle of Palms and Folly Beach. Send a photo of what has to go, get a firm price, and it is gone, usually within a day or two and often the same day for a single item.

Furniture and Appliance Removal

The sofa that will not make the turn on a downtown staircase, the mattress from the guest room, the refrigerator under the raised house that quit: the everyday work in Charleston. Two people come with the truck, carry the piece out from wherever it stands, and haul it that day if the schedule has room.

Furniture and Appliance Removal details

House, Estate and Hoarding Cleanouts

Clearing a parent's house in West Ashley, a beach house on Sullivan's Island, a mill-village home in North Charleston, or a rental after the tenants left is planning work first. The first pass is a sort, with you or the agent, into what stays, what goes to family, what is donated, what is sold and what is hauled. After that the rest leaves on the truck and the rooms are swept for the listing photos or the next tenant.

House, Estate and Hoarding Cleanouts details

Construction and Renovation Debris Removal

A West Ashley remodel, a downtown renovation done under the historic-district rules, or a flood refit on James Island leaves the same pile: old cabinets, tile, flooring, deck boards, shingles. We haul it in one trip so the crew keeps working and the street stays clear, or we set a dumpster for the length of the job.

Construction and Renovation Debris Removal details

Storm and Flood Debris Cleanup

Hurricane season runs June to November, and the Lowcountry gets tropical storms, near misses and every few years the real thing. The morning after, there are limbs in the yard, a fence on the ground, shingles in the beds, and after a flood tide a garage full of ruined furniture and flooring. We haul it. We also take the ordinary yard debris: palmetto fronds, brush from a lot line, dead shrubs, old landscaping timbers.

Storm and Flood Debris Cleanup details

Garage, Carport and Storage Unit Cleanouts

In Carnes Crossroads, Cane Bay, Nexton, Park West and the other new subdivisions the garage is where the move ended: boxes never opened, the old bedroom set, the paddleboards nobody uses. Twenty minutes of sorting with you, and everything else goes on the truck. Most garages take a morning.

Garage, Carport and Storage Unit Cleanouts details

Furniture, appliances, a whole house, a vacation rental between guests, the pile from a remodel, the dock furniture and the shed, the limbs and fence panels after a storm: if it can be lifted or cut down, we haul it. When the job will outlast one visit, a roll-off goes in the driveway and stays there until you call for the pickup.

A local crew with an 843 number, not a national call center. The quote is the price, the driveway is swept, and the truck knows which bridge is backed up at five o'clock.

Junk removal pricing in Charleston

Every load is priced by how much of the truck it fills, and the figure includes the two people, the drive and the fee at the landfill gate. These are the ranges a local crew works to in 2026; a photo gets you the exact number before anything is lifted.

Full Charleston price list, single items and what moves the price →

Hauling for how the Lowcountry lives

This is a metro of old houses, new subdivisions and a rental economy. The peninsula, Wagener Terrace, Hampton Park and the older streets of West Ashley and Mount Pleasant hold houses lived in for generations and full to the attic; the subdivisions of Carnes Crossroads, Cane Bay, Nexton and Park West are where the moving boxes never got unpacked; and thousands of vacation rentals on the beaches and downtown turn over every week with furniture that needs replacing. Estate cleanouts, garage cleanouts and rental turnovers are the three jobs that define the area.

The county runs eight convenience centers for residents and the city collects garbage weekly and trash, including furniture and appliances, on its own weekly day; both are linked under Local resources, with what they will take. We handle the rest: mattresses, whole rooms, construction debris, anything heavy, anything that has to go today, and everything on the narrow downtown streets and the island roads where a big truck does not fit.

Hurricane season is June to November, and every few years the Lowcountry gets the real thing. Ian in 2022 flooded streets and dropped trees across the county, and the king tides do damage on their own. We haul limbs, fence panels, roofing, ruined furniture and flood-damaged flooring after every storm, and tell you what the county's debris pickups will take for free before you pay us for it.

Junk removal across the Lowcountry

Searching 'junk removal near me' from any of these places puts you through to the same crew: Charleston, Downtown peninsula, West Ashley, James Island, Johns Island and the towns on the area pages below.

• Junk Removal in Mount Pleasant and the Islands, SC
• Junk Removal in Summerville and Goose Creek, SC
• Junk Removal in North Charleston and Hanahan, SC
• Junk Removal in West Ashley and James Island, SC

Guides: prices and local rules

• Junk Removal Prices in Charleston, SC (2026)
• Bulk Trash Pickup in Charleston: What the City Takes and What It Won't

From the blog

• Hurricane and king-tide cleanup in Charleston: who takes what
• Cheapest junk removal in Charleston: every option, priced

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Local resources for homeowners

• City of Charleston – garbage and bulky-item collection schedules, storm debris pickups
• Charleston County Environmental Management – convenience centers, hazardous-waste drop-off, what the county takes
• Town of Summerville – collection schedules for the Summerville side of the metro

Junk removal questions from Charleston, answered

How much is junk removal in Charleston?

It goes by how much of the truck your pile takes up, with the labor, the drive and the landfill fee inside one figure. One item is the smallest job on the list; a full truck is the biggest. A photo gets a firm number, or the crew gives it at the door before touching anything. Roll-offs are priced by container size and rental days, with a tonnage allowance built in.

Is same-day pickup possible?

Often, for single items and small loads on the peninsula, West Ashley, James Island and Mount Pleasant. Whole-house cleanouts and roll-off drops are normally booked a day or two out.

What can't you take?

The hazardous list: paint, chemicals, fuel, asbestos and medical waste. The county's Environmental Management page lists the drop-off options for those (see Local resources). Nearly everything else, from furniture to concrete to a whole dock's worth of furniture, is fine.

Do I have to be there?

No. Put the pieces in the carport, the garage or at the end of the driveway; the crew texts a photo of the empty spot and you pay by card. For rentals and estate cleanouts we meet a manager, a family member or an agent with the key or the lockbox code.

Do you donate or recycle?

Usable furniture and working appliances go to donation partners in the Lowcountry where they accept them; metal and cardboard are recycled; the rest goes to the county landfill. Ask about any load and we say where it ended up.

Junk removal or a dumpster?

When the whole pile fits one trip, a pickup costs less and nobody lifts a thing. When the pile keeps growing for a week, in a remodel or a room-by-room cleanout, a roll-off in the driveway comes out cheaper. The crew offers both and says which one suits the job.