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Our crew handles junk hauling in Scottsdale, from a single couch to a full garage, and we plan each job around your gate, alley or HOA rules before the truck arrives.
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Send us your list and we load and haul it all. Furniture removal in Scottsdale runs from mid-century ranch houses to Villa Monterey, whose first unit, built in 1961, the city calls Arizona’s first successful townhome project.
Most of south and central Scottsdale is mid-century ranch housing, since a city historic study counted 236 postwar subdivisions with almost 15,000 single-family homes built between 1946 and 1973. Homes that age often hold decades of accumulated furniture, appliances and garage clutter. We do the lifting, load the truck and haul it away, so you do not have to wait on the city’s monthly bulk pickup.
We recycle and donate what we can, so usable furniture and appliances from those older homes get a second life instead of heading straight to a landfill.
Scottsdale allows bulk piles out no sooner than 3 days before the Monday of your week, and crews do not return for late piles. Miss the window and we can haul.
Our haul away service in Scottsdale works on your timing, not the city’s. City rules cap bulk piles at 10 feet long, 6 feet wide and 4 feet tall, and they cannot go in empty lots, washes or HOA common areas. We load straight from your garage, driveway or room.
Remodeling? Scottsdale bulk collection does not take construction or remodel debris, concrete, dirt or rocks, and the city tells residents to have their contractor haul remodel debris away. For junk removal in Scottsdale that the city will not take, tell us what you have.
In DC Ranch, the Desert Camp village mixes single-family homes, patio homes, condos and townhomes, while Desert Parks includes luxury apartments with private gated access. Each setup changes where we park and how far we carry, so we ask about gates and access up front.
Troon Village in North Scottsdale has about 1,300 home sites in 12 sub-associations, a mix of gated, guard-gated and non-gated subdivisions. Tell us your sub-association, such as Troon Fairways or Windy Walk Estates, and we will plan the arrival time and truck access around its entry.
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Town and Country Scottsdale, southeast of Scottsdale Road and Oak Street, is a 15-acre, 62-home subdivision that went on sale in 1959, and an alley serves each home. The city lets bulk piles sit on the owner’s side of the alley, and we load from there too.
We donate or recycle as much as we can, whether it came out of a ranch house or a townhome. Only what cannot be reused goes to disposal.
McCormick Ranch, the city’s first upscale master-planned community, has a property owners association incorporated in 1972, so before a large cleanout we check what its rules say about trucks and piles.
Silverleaf, the enclave of large estates against the McDowell Mountains in DC Ranch, is why we ask about access first: bigger properties mean more to carry and more to plan.
The city asks that piles sit parallel to the street on the front property line, and notes HOA rules may be more restrictive. We can take it from wherever it sits.
Whether it is a sectional out of a Desert Camp condo or a full garage, every Scottsdale job is scoped before we load.
We give an upfront quote with no hidden fees, based on what is actually leaving your Scottsdale property.
On haul-off day we check in at the gate or guard post if there is one, stage the truck as close as access allows, and load from the garage, driveway or alley.
Scottsdale’s elevation runs from 1,150 to 4,877 feet above sea level and the city borders the McDowell Mountains and the McDowell Sonoran Preserve, so a North Scottsdale street can look nothing like a mid-century block in the south. We ask about the address up front.
Moving and Packing for Scottsdale Households and Offices
Clearing a Scottsdale townhome before a move? Our moving and packing crews can take over once the hauling is done.
Packing Support for the Rooms You Are Keeping
Once the junk is gone, we can pack what stays, including fragile items like glassware, antiques and artwork, and larger furniture. Whether it is a home in Troon Village or an apartment in Desert Parks, one crew can handle both the hauling and the packing.
Get a Free Scottsdale Hauling Quote From True Move
Ready to clear the clutter? Call or text True Move, tell us your address and what needs to go, and ask for a free quote. If you are in a gated community or on an alley, mention it and we will plan the arrival around it.
Ready to clear out? Reach out to our team and we’ll walk you through the next step, including how your HOA or gate affects the pickup.
Furniture, appliances and debris can all go in one trip. Whether you live in a ranch house with alley access or a Villa Monterey townhome, send us the list.
Start with the city. Scottsdale runs brush and bulk collection monthly for residents who pay for residential collection, and piles can go out no sooner than 3 days before the Monday of your scheduled week. If your items fit the size and material limits, that is your first option. If not, or you missed the week, call us for a quote.
Scottsdale bulk collection does not take construction and remodel debris, concrete, dirt or rocks, fiberglass tubs and showers, auto parts or household trash. The city tells residents to have their contractor haul remodel debris away. Piles also cannot exceed 10 by 6 by 4 feet. Tell us what you have and we will confirm what we can load before booking.
Yes, we plan around gates. DC Ranch's Desert Parks village includes luxury apartments with private gated access, and Troon Village's 12 sub-associations mix gated, guard-gated and non-gated subdivisions. Give us your community and sub-association when you ask for a quote so we can plan arrival and truck access.
In Town and Country Scottsdale, southeast of Scottsdale Road and Oak Street, an alley serves each of the 62 homes. The city lets bulk piles sit on the owner's side of the alley, and we can load from there too. Mid-century blocks elsewhere in south and central Scottsdale may differ, so give us the address.
We do not publish a flat minimum, because the quote depends on what is leaving the property. One couch from a Villa Monterey townhome is a different job than a full garage in McCormick Ranch. Send us the list and your address, and we will give you a quote before we load anything.
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