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Where It Goes

We donate first

Before anything goes to a landfill, it gets a second chance. This is who gets it, and what happens to the rest.

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  • We Donate FirstGoodwill and ReStore

Who gets the good stuff

On most loads there is something worth saving. On an estate or a downsizing job it is often a third of the trailer.

  • Habitat for Humanity ReStore

    1901 Roane Street, Richmond and 1201 Mall Drive, Chesterfield

    Furniture, cabinets, doors, windows, lighting, tile, appliances and building materials. Sales fund Habitat houses in the Richmond area.

  • Goodwill of Central Virginia

    Donation centers across Richmond, Henrico and Chesterfield

    Household goods, small appliances, books, electronics, kitchenware and sporting goods. Revenue funds job training programs.

  • Richmond SPCA Thrift

    Richmond

    Smaller household items, decor and pet supplies. Proceeds support the shelter.

Then everything else

What cannot be donated gets sorted on the trailer so it goes to the right place. Metal is worth recycling. Yard waste should be composted, not buried. Electronics have their own drop-off. Only what is left after all that goes into the county facility for your address, and we pay the fee.

  • Metal recycling. Appliances, grills, bed frames, shelving, playset hardware, fence posts and anything else that is mostly steel or aluminum.
  • Yard waste. Brush, limbs and leaves go to the yard waste area at the county facility, where they are chipped or composted.
  • Electronics. TVs, monitors and computers go to the e-waste drop-off at the county facility, not the trash.
  • The county facility. What is left goes to the convenience center or transfer station for your address. Each area page names the one we use.

Want a receipt?

Ask when you book and we bring you the donation receipt from the charity, or a photo of it by text. On an estate cleanout, that can matter.

Jobs where donation matters most

What the neighbors say

Real reviews from real jobs. Names shortened.

  • John Marc W.

    Sep 1, 2026

    Was in a serious pinch and needed quick help cleaning out leftover junk from our move. Mohammed came by and gave us a quote very promptly and within an hour and a half he had come back and removed the items! Don't hesitate to give them a try!

  • Kathryn B.

    Jul 2026

    Fast and friendly, they completed the job sooner than I expected and did exactly as I asked.

  • LaShonda M.

    Jul 2026

    Mohammad was very responsive, on time, professional and efficient. I will be utilizing his services again.

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Why neighbors call us

What you get on every job, no matter the size.

  • One firm price by text

    Send a photo, get one number back within the hour. No truck fee, no surprise at the curb. The price covers labor, hauling and disposal in Richmond.

    How pricing works

  • Owner on every job

    Two people, one truck, and the owner is one of them. Same-day pickup in Richmond when you text before noon, next day otherwise.

    About the crew

  • Donated before dumped

    Usable furniture and household goods go to Goodwill of Central Virginia and Habitat ReStore Richmond first. Metal is recycled. Only the rest goes to the landfill.

    Where your junk goes

  • 5-star rated on Facebook

    10 reviews from Richmond neighbors, 100% recommend. Every job ends with the same ask: tell people how it went.

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