Junk Removal Virginia Beach & Hampton Roads
Hampton Roads isn’t one city with one trash day. Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Chesapeake, Portsmouth and Suffolk each run their own pickup with their own list of things they won’t touch, and military orders keep households moving all year. Send a photo, get one flat price, and a crew carries everything out: a sofa is $126, a refrigerator $164.
The same prices apply from the Oceanfront to Ghent, Great Bridge, Churchland and Harbour View, across the tunnel in Hampton, and over the state line in Moyock.
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Every item carries one published price, and the carry from a third-floor Ghent apartment, an Oceanfront condo elevator or a Great Bridge garage is already inside it.
These are the pieces people ask about most. The quote page holds the full, current list.
| Item / load | Price |
|---|---|
| Sofa / Couch | $126 |
| Sectional (3-piece) | $185 |
| Queen Mattress | $103 |
| Refrigerator | $164 |
| Chest Freezer | $146 |
| Carpet (rolled) | $68 |
| TV (42–65") | $68 |
| 10 Bags of Debris | $132 |
| Truck-Fill (1/4 · 4 cu yd) | $241 |
| Truck-Fill (Full · 16 cu yd) | $732 |
For a garage, a flooded den or a full move-out, paying by space in the truck usually wins. A quarter of the sixteen-yard truck is $241, half is $431 and the whole thing is $732. Every quote is worked out both ways, and you pay the lower one.
Open the garage door and take one wide picture — the flat price is back in seconds.
Get My Hampton Roads QuoteOne armchair or a whole townhouse of furniture — each piece is identified and matched to the local price list.
Correct anything the photo missed, then pick a window. Peninsula jobs are booked in set windows so the tunnel doesn’t decide your afternoon.
An insured local crew does the lifting, then routes each piece to donation, a recycler or licensed disposal.
Each service page has its own local prices, the pickup rules that apply and the questions people here ask most:
Naval Station Norfolk is home port for US Fleet Forces Command, NAS Oceana is the Navy’s East Coast master jet base, and Langley sits across the water as half of Joint Base Langley–Eustis. That adds up to a region where a lot of households are always packing.
The worn couch, the bed frame that won’t fit the next house and the garage overflow shouldn’t count against your weight allowance. We take them before the household goods ship.
Whatever the movers left behind — grills, a chest freezer, broken patio chairs — goes in one visit so the rental is empty for its walk-through.
Most PCS jobs are in Kempsville, Great Neck, Ocean View, Chesapeake and Hampton rentals. Great Neck and Oceana →
Gated installations need visitor clearance before a truck can come through. Book a little earlier and we’ll arrange access with you.
The Southside cities run generous bulk programs, but each has a list of refusals and a timetable. Knowing yours tells you whether you need us at all.
Request pickup at least three days ahead of your trash day and set items out between 5 p.m. and 7 a.m. The city won’t take carpet, cabinets, doors, sinks, toilets, building materials, cardboard boxes, bagged items or computer towers.
One pile up to four by four by ten feet per collection, twelve times a year. Construction debris, fencing, roofing and tires aren’t part of it.
Request by 3 p.m. the day before collection. Electronics aren’t picked up at all — they go to the drop-off on Woodland Avenue, Tuesdays and Saturdays only.
Moyock and Knotts Island have no curbside pickup of any kind. Residents haul everything to a convenience center themselves, with a county permit on the windshield.
Portsmouth, Suffolk, Hampton and Newport News set their own rules, so check with your city before you plan around them. If the pile is small, already at the curb and on the allowed list, the city program may be the cheaper answer. If it’s carpet out of a flooded room, a sectional from the second floor, boxes from a move or anything you need gone today, that’s the job we do.
Orders, leases, hurricane season and summer rentals set the rhythm here more than the calendar does. These are the jobs that fill it.
Usable furniture goes to donation, refrigerators and freezers go through refrigerant recovery, and metal goes to a scrap recycler. The rest goes to licensed disposal.
Sorting is part of the price.
Hampton, Poquoson, Fort Monroe and south Newport News get the same prices as the Southside. We book the Peninsula in set windows so the tunnel traffic is our problem, not yours.
The price comes from your photo, not from someone sizing up the pile in your driveway and naming a figure.
Carpet, cabinets, boxes, bagged clutter and computers — the things city bulk pickup leaves on the curb are what we’re built for.
Upstairs bedrooms, condo units and back-of-the-garage storage all count. You don’t drag anything to the street.
Chesapeake caps bulk collection at twelve piles a year. We come as often as you need, as big as the job is.
Vetted, insured haulers, with a certificate of insurance for condo towers and apartment buildings that ask for one.
Pungo to Poquoson and Knotts Island to Holland, everyone pays the same published prices.
The five Southside cities in full, the Peninsula within about 30 miles of the Oceanfront, and the nearest corner of North Carolina. Each link leads to a page about that specific place.
Also serving Alanton, Hilltop, Seatack, Aragona, Ocean Lakes, Fentress, Grassfield, Bowers Hill, Simonsdale, Driver, Bennett’s Creek, Whaleyville, Wythe, Huntington Heights and the communities between.
It’s priced from your photo. Common 757 jobs: sofa $126, queen mattress $103, fridge $164, 42–65″ TV $68. Larger jobs run from $241 for a quarter of the truck to $732 for the full load, with a $100 minimum.
Virginia Beach’s bulky pickup excludes carpet, building materials, cabinets, doors, toilets and bagged items. Chesapeake excludes construction debris too. We take all of it, rolled or cut, from inside the house.
Yes. Tell us your pack-out and inspection dates when you book, and we’ll hold a window in between so the house is empty for the walk-through.
Yes — Hampton, Poquoson, Fort Monroe and south Newport News, at the same prices as the Southside. Peninsula jobs are scheduled in windows because of the tunnels.
Yes. Currituck County has no curbside pickup, so we come to the house and carry everything out. Knotts Island jobs route through Pungo.
Usable furniture goes to donation first, appliances have their refrigerant recovered and their metal recycled, and whatever can’t be reused goes to licensed disposal.
Send a photo and see your flat price in seconds — from $100, Sandbridge to Harbour View, Moyock to Poquoson.
No waiting on a bulk request, no pile-size limit, nothing to drag to the street.
Upload a Photo & Get Your QuoteEasier to text from the garage? 💬 Text (757) 740-5865 a picture of the pile.