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Fast, affordable, fully insured. Same-day service available — text us a photo for a free quote in minutes.
We price by truck space — the more volume, the more you pay. Firm quote before we start, no hidden fees, ever.
Special items carry extra charges: Mattresses ($75–$125 by size), appliances with freon like fridges ($150+), hot tubs ($350–$600), pianos ($150–$500), and tires ($30). We'll always tell you upfront.
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Georgetown's 18th-century Federal row houses, narrow brick streets, and strict Historic District rules make every junk removal job a careful operation. We've done this before.
Georgetown estates along N Street, Prospect Street, and the waterfront are among the most valuable in DC. We handle full-property cleanouts with complete discretion and professionalism.
Georgetown's historic row houses have original narrow staircases and small doorways. We remove furniture carefully — protecting original hardwood floors, plaster walls, and period moldings.
Replacing an appliance in a Georgetown row house or condo? We coordinate access on Georgetown's tight brick streets and handle compliant DC disposal — freon units included.
Listing a Georgetown property? Pre-sale cleanouts are time-sensitive — we move fast, work around your realtor's schedule, and leave the property ready to show.
Georgetown's Historic District has strict renovation rules. After your approved project, we remove debris carefully — coordinating around Georgetown's narrow street access.
Georgetown's tight streets and historic buildings require careful coordination. We schedule mattress pickups around Georgetown's parking restrictions and deliver to certified DC disposal facilities.
Georgetown's rare private garages and carriage houses along the alleyways often hold decades of accumulated items. We clear them fully — same-day available for most jobs.
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Georgetown's historic rowhouses come with real challenges — tight staircases, narrow hallways, street parking restrictions, and strict building codes. We've navigated all of it. We protect floors and walls, work quickly, and leave your home spotless.
We're licensed through Fairfax County, fully insured through Next Insurance, and based right here in Northern Virginia. When you call, you talk directly to the owner — not a call center. Honest estimate, show up on time, clean up after ourselves.
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Yes. Georgetown's Federal-style and Victorian row houses are among the most architecturally constrained in DC — staircases as narrow as 26 inches, original plaster walls, ornamental railings, and uneven brick floors. We've carried furniture out of Georgetown homes on N Street, Prospect Street, and the side streets off M Street using straps, corner guards, and careful disassembly on-site. We protect what we pass — walls, floors, railings, everything.
Yes. Georgetown estates along the C&O Canal corridor, upper Wisconsin Avenue, and Dumbarton Street are among the most valuable residential properties in DC. We handle full-property cleanouts with complete discretion — coordinating with estate attorneys, real estate agents, and family members as needed. Nothing leaves without approval. Georgetown estate jobs often require multiple days and careful handling of items that may have significant value.
Georgetown is one of the most access-restricted neighborhoods in DC. We research parking regulations in advance, know which blocks have street cleaning restrictions and loading zone rules, and plan routes to avoid narrow alleys. We work efficiently to minimize street presence and truck blocking time. For jobs on particularly tight Georgetown blocks, we sometimes use smaller vehicles for staging and transfer to the main truck nearby.
Most Georgetown jobs run $149–$849 depending on volume. Georgetown homes — even smaller ones — often have basement storage, attic space, and outbuildings that add up quickly. Row house basements alone can hold decades of accumulated items. We quote based on what we actually see, not a number pulled from a call. Text us photos or let us do a quick walkthrough — no obligation.
Yes. Georgetown kitchens and basements often have aging appliances — sometimes in tight spaces that are hard to maneuver. We remove refrigerators, washers, dryers, and other appliances carefully to avoid damaging original flooring and millwork. Freon-containing units disposed of at certified DC facilities in compliance with EPA regulations. We've learned that Georgetown floors are not replaceable — we treat them accordingly.
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