Georgia Cost GuideHow much do junk removal and dumpster rental cost in Georgia?
Junk removal in Georgia: typically $110 to $190+, the middle half of the figures posted by 8 Georgia junk removal and dumpster companies, collected November 2026.
Estimated price ranges for junk removal, furniture pickup and roll-off dumpster rental from Georgia companies' own websites, plus the fees that come on top, such as weight over the limit and extra rental days.
The short answer
We checked 178 Georgia junk removal and dumpster company websites.
Junk removal
$110 to $190+
Prices from 8 Georgia junk removal and dumpster companies
Junk removal: what goes into it15 yard dumpster
$350 to $400+
Prices from 22 Georgia junk removal and dumpster companies
Dumpster rental: what goes into it20 yard dumpster
$360 to $460+
Prices from 22 Georgia junk removal and dumpster companies
Dumpster rental: what goes into itThese are typical ranges, not quotes. Your price depends on how much you are getting rid of, what it is and how long you keep a dumpster, and the sections below explain what moves it. The dot marks the middle price, and a + means some businesses charge more. Where a job has no range, it's because we only show a price once enough Georgia businesses publish one.
Junk removal
Junk removal means a crew comes to you, loads what you want gone and hauls it away.
The crew carries out the items you point to and takes them to a landfill, a recycler or a donation center. Nothing has to be dragged to the curb first, and most of the mess leaves with the truck.
Its nearest neighbor is renting a dumpster, covered below, which you load yourself. With junk removal you pay for the crew's labor, and the job is usually done in one visit.
The flat price in the short answer is for smaller jobs priced as a whole. The by-the-load range below is for jobs priced on how much of the truck gets filled, and the mattress fee is what many companies add for each mattress on top of either one.
Junk removal, by the load
$160 to $330+ per load
Prices from 5 Georgia junk removal and dumpster companies
Mattress disposal fee
$20 to $45+
Prices from 5 Georgia junk removal and dumpster companies
What moves the price
- How much of the truck
- Many companies price by the share of the truck your items take up, often in set fractions, so a pile that just tips past one line is billed at the next. Ask to see where the lines fall before the crew starts.
- Heavy materials
- Concrete, dirt, roofing and other dense debris weigh far more than household items, and some companies add a charge for it or limit how much goes in one load.
- Items with disposal fees
- Mattresses, tires, appliances and electronics can cost more to get rid of, and many price lists add a fee for each one. A box spring is often charged as its own item, separate from the mattress.
- Where the items are
- Carrying things out of a basement, an attic or down stairs takes the crew longer than loading from the curb or the garage, which can raise the price.
- Taking things apart
- A piece that has to be broken down to get through a door adds labor.
- Photo or on-site estimate
- A price given from photos can change once the crew sees the pile, while an estimate made in person is more likely to hold. Ask which kind you are getting.
- Local dump fees
- What the nearest landfill or transfer station charges the company is built into its price, so the same load can be priced differently from one part of Georgia to another.
- Same-day pickup
- Booking a crew for the same day or a weekend can cost more than a weekday visit set up ahead.
Furniture removal
Furniture removal is a pickup of one or a few pieces, such as a couch, a recliner or a dresser, that you want hauled away without paying for a whole truckload. Some companies price it by the piece and others by the job.
Furniture removal
$90 to $110+
Prices from 5 Georgia junk removal and dumpster companies
Furniture removal: what goes into itWhat moves the price
- Number of pieces
- On a price list that charges by the item, each piece adds to the total.
- Size and weight
- A sleeper sofa or a solid wood armoire takes more hands than a side chair, and some lists price large pieces higher.
- Stairs and tight spaces
- Narrow hallways, tight turns and flights of stairs slow the carry and can raise the price.
- Minimum charge
- Many companies have a minimum for any pickup, so one small piece can cost close to what a few pieces would.
Dumpster rental
A roll-off dumpster is dropped at your place, you fill it at your own pace, and the company hauls it away when the rental ends. Sizes are named for the cubic yards the container holds. Two of the sizes are in the short answer above, and the fees for extra days, weight over the limit and mattresses are listed per day, per ton and per mattress.
| Service | Typical price |
|---|---|
| 10 yard dumpster | $320 to $360+middle $340 |
| 12 yard dumpster | $310 to $360+middle $340 |
| 14 yard dumpster | $300 to $370+middle $350 |
| 30 yard dumpster | $470 to $550+middle $530 |
| Extra rental day | about $25 per day |
| Weight over the limit | $70 to $75+ per extra tonmiddle $75 |
| Mattress in a dumpster | $20 to $35+ per mattressmiddle $25 |
What moves the price
- Size of the container
- A larger container usually costs more, though prices do not always climb evenly from one size to the next, since companies stock different sizes.
- Weight allowance
- Most rentals include a weight limit and a charge per ton above it, so heavy debris such as shingles or concrete can raise the bill even when the container is not full.
- Length of the rental
- The price covers a set rental period, and each extra day adds a daily fee.
- What goes in
- Mattresses, tires and appliances often carry a surcharge, and some materials are not allowed at all, so ask for the list before you load.
- Delivery distance
- A drop-off far from the company's yard can add a delivery charge.
- Placement
- A container on your own driveway is the simple case. Setting it on the street may need your city's approval, so ask the company who handles that.
Hot tub removal
Hot tub removal means draining a spa, disconnecting it, often cutting it into pieces, and hauling it away. Disconnecting the power to it is electrical work, so ask who handles that part. There is no Georgia range for hot tub removal yet.
No Georgia range for this job yet. Here is what moves the price. Get a quote
What moves the price
- Cutting it apart
- A tub that will not fit through a gate in one piece has to be cut up on site, which adds labor.
- Path to the truck
- A tub on a deck, behind a fence or down a slope takes longer to get out than one beside the driveway.
- Deck or pad left behind
- Removing the deck, steps or concrete pad around the tub is extra work, so ask whether it is included.
- Water still in it
- A tub that is still full has to be drained before the crew can move it, and some companies charge for the wait or ask you to drain it first.
Appliance removal
Appliance removal is a haul-away of an old refrigerator, freezer, washer, dryer, stove or water heater. There is no Georgia range for appliance removal yet.
No Georgia range for this job yet. Here is what moves the price. Get a quote
What moves the price
- Refrigerant appliances
- Refrigerators, freezers and window air conditioners hold refrigerant that has to be handled before disposal, and many companies charge more for them.
- Disconnecting it
- A crew that only hauls expects the appliance unplugged and ready to go. Disconnecting water or gas lines may be a plumber's job, so ask before you book.
- Scrap metal
- Some companies recycle metal appliances for scrap, so ask whether a washer or a stove is priced lower than other bulky items.
- Built-in units
- A dishwasher, a wall oven or a built-in refrigerator has to be pulled out of the cabinets first, which adds time.
Estate cleanout
An estate cleanout empties a whole house or apartment, often after a death or a move into care, and can include sorting what to keep, donate or sell. There is no Georgia range for estate cleanouts yet.
No Georgia range for this job yet. Here is what moves the price. Get a quote
What moves the price
- Volume of belongings
- A full house usually takes more than one truckload, and the price rises with each one.
- Sorting and packing
- Sorting items into keep, donate and haul piles is labor beyond loading, and some quotes price it separately.
- Donations and resale
- Some companies deliver usable items to charity, and a few take items to sell and credit you, which can lower the bill.
- Cleaning after
- A sweep or a deeper cleaning once the house is empty may be offered as an add-on.
- A firm deadline
- A closing date or a lease end can call for a larger crew or a weekend visit, which can raise the price.
Shed demolition
Shed demolition is tearing down a backyard shed, playhouse or small outbuilding and hauling the debris away. There is no Georgia range for shed demolition yet.
No Georgia range for this job yet. Here is what moves the price. Get a quote
What moves the price
- What it is built of
- A wood shed comes apart faster than a block building, and masonry debris is heavier to haul, so it usually costs more.
- The floor and footing
- Breaking up a concrete slab or footings under the shed is heavier work than pulling up a wood floor, and some quotes leave it out.
- Contents
- A shed still full of tools, paint cans and old equipment has to be emptied first, and some of that may carry disposal fees.
- Power to the shed
- If the shed has power run to it, ask who will disconnect it, since that is electrical work.
Yard waste removal
Yard waste removal hauls off brush, branches, leaves and storm debris. A downed tree is usually a job for a tree service. There is no Georgia range for yard waste removal yet.
No Georgia range for this job yet. Here is what moves the price. Get a quote
What moves the price
- Bagged or loose
- Bagged leaves and bundled branches load quickly, while loose piles take more time to gather, so they cost more.
- Logs and limbs
- Heavy trunk sections weigh more than brush and may need cutting into pieces first, which raises the price.
- Mixed loads
- Some disposal sites take clean yard waste for less than mixed loads, so brush mixed with trash or lumber can cost more to haul.
- Raking and cutting
- If the crew also rakes the yard or cuts limbs down, that is labor on top of the haul.
What a good junk removal or dumpster quote should list
A low price can grow once the truck is loaded or the dumpster is weighed. Ask each company to put these in writing:
- Whether the price is flat, by the item or by how much of the truck the load fills
- Whether that price is firm, or can change once the crew sees everything in person
- Which items carry an added disposal fee, such as mattresses, tires or appliances, and what each one costs
- Any items the company will not take, such as paint or chemicals
- For a dumpster, the size, how many days the price covers and the daily fee after that
- The weight the dumpster price includes and the charge per ton above it
- Any delivery, fuel or trip charge on top of the listed price
- Whether carrying items from upstairs, a basement or the backyard costs more
- What the company does with usable items: donate, recycle or send to the landfill
Where these numbers come from
We collect these prices with our own crawler, which reads the public websites of Georgia junk removal and dumpster companies and follows each site's robots.txt rules. It has read 178 of their websites so far. Each range is the middle half of the prices and cost guides those businesses publish, collected November 2026. Where that middle half is a single price, we show it as "about" that price. A price list is what a business says it charges; a cost guide is a business's own estimate of what the job usually runs in Georgia. We check every figure against the page it came from, leave out national averages and prices from other states, and count a business only once, even if it has several websites. We never name the businesses behind a range. This page is written and published by Georgia SEO Company.
Businesses behind each range (13 jobs)
| Job | Businesses that post a price |
|---|---|
| Junk removal | 8 (4 price lists, 4 cost guides) |
| Junk removal, by the load | 5 (4 price lists, 1 cost guide) |
| Mattress disposal fee | 5 (all price lists) |
| Furniture removal | 5 (3 price lists, 2 cost guides) |
| 10 yard dumpster | 12 (11 price lists, 1 cost guide) |
| 12 yard dumpster | 7 (all price lists) |
| 14 yard dumpster | 5 (all price lists) |
| 15 yard dumpster | 22 (21 price lists, 1 cost guide) |
| 20 yard dumpster | 22 (21 price lists, 1 cost guide) |
| 30 yard dumpster | 7 (all price lists) |
| Extra rental day | 8 (all price lists) |
| Weight over the limit | 19 (18 price lists, 1 cost guide) |
| Mattress in a dumpster | 5 (all price lists) |
Get a junk removal or dumpster quote
Tell us what needs to go. Georgia Cost Guide will reach out the way you prefer and help you get a quote from a Georgia junk removal or dumpster company.
Junk removal guides
Answers to the questions Georgia homeowners ask before they haul away junk or rent a dumpster.