We understand that you may have a few questions about how our farm and barn junk removal services work. See the frequently asked queries and answers below to learn more about how we can help you.
How do your barn junk cleanout services work?
Our barn cleanout services are convenient for customers. Simply call us for a free quote and to book an appointment that fits your schedule. If you hire us to do the work, we call 15 to 30 minutes before our scheduled arrival. Once we get to your Chicago region property, we promptly remove all debris, rubbish, and garbage from your barn.
How much does it cost to remove farm debris?
Our rates are determined by the volume and weight of the farm junk items that we haul away from your barn. Our pricing includes all labor, tax and disposal fees. You will never be hit with hidden charges. Our prices are affordable, and we will always deliver an upfront quote before starting any job. You can text or email us a photo of all the barn junk you want removed or we can come out for an onsite evaluation.
What kinds of barn rubbish and waste do you remove?
Our crew specializes in hauling all kinds of clutter, trash and unwanted items. For barns, we load up and dispose of tractor parts and equipment, machinery, feed and tack, tractor parts, lawn equipment, lawn mowers, fencing, decking, metal scraps, scrap wood, and more. We also can remove furniture, home appliances, yard waste, construction debris, exercise equipment, hot tubs, electronics, mattresses, refrigerators, swing sets, tires, televisions, pools, pianos, safes, pool tables, and a lot more.
Can you remove my entire barn?
Our crew is capable of breaking down and hauling away smaller shed-sized barns or a barn-style shed structure. We just need a few pictures and accurate dimensions of the barn. We cannot remove full-size barns, buildings, and other structures
What other junk cleanout services do you offer?
Besides barn, our company also provides complete and partial clean out services for estates, storage units, offices, basements, garages, rental properties, sheds, commercial businesses, warehouses, attics, basements, evictions, foreclosures, hoarder properties, reo properties, retail stores, and more.
