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Household Trash Removal · Fort Myers & Lee County

Household Trash Removal in Fort Myers

Household trash removal in Fort Myers and Lee County: backlogged bags, move-out clutter and mixed piles hauled away in one trip.

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Got more trash than the weekly cart can take? We haul away backlogged bags, move-out clutter, garage and patio piles, and mixed loads with a few pieces of furniture in them, all in one trip. You don’t have to drag anything to the curb: we carry it out from wherever it’s piled.

Text a photo of the pile and where it sits for a free estimate. Text a photo for a fast price, call, or use the free estimate form.

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When people call us for trash

Usually it’s more than the weekly pickup can handle: bags that piled up during a move, a rental that was left full, a parent’s house being cleared, the garage after a big sort, or the aftermath of a party or a long project. It’s often mixed, too: bags and boxes alongside an old chair, a broken grill or a mattress. That’s fine. Show us everything in one set of photos and it goes in one trip.

If the bags are full of tile, soil, roofing or other heavy project material, see construction debris removal; weight changes the job.

What goes, and what stays out

Household trash, bagged junk, boxes, clutter and the furniture and odds and ends mixed in with it all go. Chemicals, paint, pool supplies, sharps and medical waste don’t go in a junk load; Lee County takes household chemicals from residents at its Topaz Court drop-off (see our disposal guide).

If bags are leaking, smell or have pests, tell us up front; it changes how they’re handled, not whether we take them. When we’re done, the areas we cleared get a broom-clean sweep. Deep cleaning, odor treatment and pest treatment are separate services.

Your regular pickup, or a one-time haul?

If it’s a few extra bags, your regular collection is the cheaper answer. We’re the answer when there’s too much for the cart, when it has to be carried out of the house, garage or backyard, or when it’s mixed with furniture and junk the weekly truck won’t take. Not sure who collects at your address? Our Lee County disposal guide covers each city and the unincorporated county.

Rentals and properties you don’t live in

For a rental, a vacant house or a family member’s home, send written instructions for what goes and how to get in, and point out anything that must stay. A recently vacated property can have personal belongings mixed in with the bags, so we check before anything questionable leaves. The foreclosure and eviction cleanout guide covers permission on those jobs, and garage cleanouts fits better when it’s mostly stored belongings rather than trash.

What changes the price

Mostly how much truck space the load takes, then how heavy it is and how far it has to be carried. Bags already in the garage or by the driveway load faster than bags spread through an upstairs apartment. Every job has a $99 minimum. You get one written price for everything before any work starts, and if the pile changes before pickup, we price the change with you first. See how pricing works.

Questions about household trash removal

Household Trash Removal throughout Lee County

Send photos and the pickup address for an estimate. See our Lee County service-area guide for local access, building coordination and ZIP coverage.

Get a household trash removal estimate

Send a few photos and the pickup address. Tell us about stairs, gates or anything else between the items and the truck. We serve Lee County and will talk through the job with you before agreeing on a pickup date.

Service information updated October 14, 2026.