Dumpster rentals & junk removal in Largo

A lot of Largo work follows the calendar. Winter residents close up their homes in spring, families downsize into smaller places, and rentals turn over between tenants. Those jobs usually come with a full house of furniture and no time to wait for four separate bulky pickups.

• Whole-house move-outs: we carry out furniture, beds and appliances, donate what we reasonably can and sweep each room; see residential junk removal.
• Partial cleanouts: if most things are staying, a single truckload priced by volume often beats a trailer.
• Refrigerators and freezers: we take them; appliances with refrigerant go to facilities that handle them and can carry an extra disposal fee.

For kitchen, bath and flooring projects, a trailer you fill over a few days is usually the simplest setup. We park it where you choose on the driveway and set protective boards under its contact points to help prevent marks. A few practical notes before you start:

• Heavy debris: tile, concrete and roofing shingles are accepted but add weight fast; a 10-yard trailer full of tile can pass its 1-ton allowance, and overage is $99 per ton.
• Keep out: paint, solvents, batteries, oil and chemicals never go in the trailer.
• Running long: text us before pickup day; extra days are $75 each when the trailer is free.

Read what can't go in a dump trailer before demo day.

Largo's map has holes in it. Ridgecrest and several other enclaves surrounded by the City are unincorporated Pinellas County, where trash service comes from a private company instead of City crews, so the four free bulky pickups may not apply to you. Your utility bill is the tell: if you don't pay the City of Largo for trash, ask your hauler what bulk service it includes.

Our trailers and junk removal work the same on both sides of the line, and we're glad to help you figure out which Pinellas County rules fit your address when you call.