What People Actually Call About
Sofa, sectional or recliner
From $99flat, disposal included
Replaced during a living room refresh, and rarely willing to go back down the stairs the way it came up. Sleeper sofas carry a steel frame and recliners hide a heavy mechanism, so say which one it is when you call.
Mattress and box spring
From $99flat, disposal included
A bedroom upgrade or a rental turnover between guests. Priced from $99, quoted before pickup.
Refrigerator or freezer
From $99flat, disposal included
A kitchen remodel, or the garage backup that finally quit. Final price depends on the appliance and the job.
Washer, dryer or stove
From $99flat, disposal included
An appliance swap where the retailer would not take the old unit. Disconnected and pulled clear of the wall is faster, but the crew can do it.
Grill or patio set
From $99flat, disposal included
Storm damage or a back-patio refresh. Priced from $99 based on size and access.
Treadmill or gym equipment
From $99flat, disposal included
Heavy, awkward and impossible to move solo. A photo showing the doorway it has to clear gets the quote right the first time.
TV or console cabinet
From $99flat, disposal included
A flat-screen upgrade left the old furniture stranded. Priced from $99, quoted up front.
What makes it single-item rather than a cleanout. One object, or a small handful that the crew can carry in a single trip. Once the count grows past what fits comfortably in one load, full-service loading becomes the cheaper route per item.
What $99 Covers
The $99 starting rate covers one item, meaning one couch, one mattress, one appliance, or similar. Price moves up from there based on three things and nothing else:
Weight and bulk
A recliner and a full sectional are not the same job.
Access
Curbside is the cheapest. A third-floor walk-up with a tight stairwell is not.
Disposal fees
Pricing starts at $99 for one item. The final number depends on the type of item, its size and weight, and how hard it is to access.
A photo settles it
Texted to (843) 453-2333, a photo gets you a firm number, usually the same day. It removes the guesswork about size, stairs, and whether the piece fits through the door.
Cheaper alternatives worth knowing about
Three or more items? Price out full-service loading before booking them one at a time. If the item is metal, a scrap pickup runs a $150 minimum but covers a whole load rather than a single object.
How It Works
Text a photo
Send a picture of the item and where it sits. Include stairs or access notes.
Get a flat price
One number, starting at $99, given before anything is scheduled.
Crew picks it up
You do not need to move it to the curb or take it apart.
Why Not Just Put It on the Curb?
Plenty of Grand Strand households try this first, and it works about half the time. Municipal bulk collection schedules vary by town and by whether you are inside city limits or in unincorporated Horry County, pickup often runs on a limited cycle rather than weekly, and mattresses and appliances are frequently excluded from bulk service entirely or capped at one item per collection.
The failure mode is the same everywhere: the item sits at the road for two weeks, the neighbors notice, and an HOA letter shows up. Rental property owners hit this hardest, because a turnover between guests does not wait for the next bulk cycle.
Curbside is genuinely worth checking with your town first. When it does not fit the timeline or the item does not qualify, that is what this service is for.
What a Pickup Looks Like
Driveway
One trailer, one item, in and out the same day
On site
Set level so a single piece can be walked straight on
The lot
Junk It units staged and ready to go out
One Item. One Text. One Price.
Single-Item Questions
It covers pickup and disposal of one item, such as a couch, a mattress, a recliner, or an appliance. The crew handles the carry-out, so the item does not need to be at the curb or disassembled beforehand.
The final price depends on the type of item and the requirements of the job -- size, weight, location, access, and removal difficulty can all affect the total.
Yes. Mattress disposal is one of the most common single-item calls across Myrtle Beach, especially from rental property owners between guests. Pricing starts at $99 and depends on the specifics of the job.
A small handful the crew can carry in a single trip is fine, priced above the $99 starting rate. Past that, full-service dumpster loading works out cheaper per item, since a $399 full-service 10 yard job clears an entire garage rather than a few objects. If you are not sure which side of that line you are on, a photo settles it.
No. The crew does the carrying, including down stairs and out of upstairs bedrooms. Access does affect the price, so mentioning a narrow stairwell or a third-floor unit when you send the photo keeps the quote accurate.
Sometimes, depending on where the route already sits that day. Single-item jobs are easier to fit into an existing schedule than a dumpster delivery, so short notice works more often here than on a rental. Call (843) 453-2333 and ask about today specifically.
The standard restrictions apply: paint, dirt, concrete, and raw garbage such as food waste or human waste. Everything else on the common list is accepted, including appliances with refrigerant, TVs, tires, and exercise equipment.