Available in Socastee
Dumpster Rental
10 to 30 yards, $299 to $699 flat
Learn more →Full-Service Dumpster Loading
Crew loads it, add $100
Learn more →Cleanouts and Hoarding
Free on-site estimate
Learn more →Scrap Metal Removal
$150 minimum
Learn more →Single-Item Pickup
From $99
Learn more →Flood Repair Is a Recurring Job Here
Properties along and near the waterway have taken water more than once in recent memory, and the cleanup pattern is consistent. Drywall gets cut to four feet, insulation and subfloor come out, carpet and pad go, and furniture that sat in water is not salvageable.
That material is heavy in a way dry debris is not. Waterlogged drywall and carpet routinely weigh double what the same volume weighs dry, which is why a 15 yard unit that seems generous by eye can hit its 1.5 ton allowance halfway up.
For a flooded ground floor the 20 yard at $499 with 2 tons included is the honest starting point, and staging a second unit is common rather than exceptional.
Mixed Housing, Mixed Access
Socastee runs from older properties on large lots to newer subdivisions off Highway 707 and Dick Pond Road. Access varies accordingly, from wide-open driveways to tight subdivision pads. Placement gets confirmed by phone or photo before dispatch either way.
Typical Jobs in Socastee
Two units staged for a bigger job
Set level beside the building, on its tires
On a residential drive, palmettos behind
We were getting the house ready to sell and needed an old shed’s worth of stuff cleared out fast. Junk It Mobile came out the same week, hauled everything away in one trip, and left the yard looking better than before they arrived. Fair pricing, no surprises, and it’s nice supporting a hauling company that actually knows the Myrtle Beach area.
— Cristine, Myrtle Beach
Socastee Questions
Yes, across the whole unincorporated area including the Highway 707 and Dick Pond Road corridors. There is no travel fee. Socastee runs about thirty-five minutes from the shop in North Myrtle Beach, which puts it solidly inside the next-day window.
No. Socastee is unincorporated Horry County, so there is no municipal permit process to navigate. Junk It places units off-street on private property only, which does not require a permit anywhere in the service area. If your subdivision has an HOA, its container rules still apply.
Start at the 20 yard for a flooded ground floor. Waterlogged drywall, insulation, carpet, and subfloor weigh roughly double their dry equivalents, so the 2 tons included at that size gives you working room.
Full-floor jobs frequently run two units in sequence, and that gets planned during the quote rather than discovered at pickup.
Yes. The 10 yard unit is 6 feet wide and the 15 yard is 7 feet, both of which fit standard subdivision driveways with room beside them.
Because the unit is towed rather than winched off a tilting truck bed, it also needs far less approach clearance than a roll-off.