Ever wonder what happens after we pull out of your driveway with a full load? Here is a quick look behind the scenes at where your junk actually ends up.

Straight to the transfer station

Once a dump trailer is loaded, we tarp it, strap it and head to a licensed transfer station. That is where the photo above was taken: our trailer backed up and ready to unload, with the loader already working the pile. The bed tips up, the load slides out, and we are back on the road for the next job around Temperance, Lambertville, Monroe and Toledo.

Why sorting at home helps

You do not have to sort anything, but a few small habits make the day go smoother:

• Flatten boxes so they do not eat up space.

• Bag loose stuff like toys, papers and small odds and ends.

• Keep paint, chemicals, tires and batteries out. Those need special drop-offs, and we are happy to point you in the right direction.

• Put heavy items in first, low and toward the front of the trailer.

Pick how much help you want

• 13-yard dump trailer: a garage cleanout, a few rooms of junk or a yard cleanup.

• 18-yard dump trailer: bigger cleanouts, shed tear-downs and small demo.

• 20-yard roll-off dumpster: available now for remodels and whole-house cleanouts. $325 for 2 days with 3 tons included, $350 for 5 days, or $400 to $420 for 10 days, with $65 per ton over.

Would rather not lift a thing? Our junk removal crew loads it, hauls it and takes it to the transfer station for you. That covers basement and garage cleanouts, brush and branches, and old sheds or decks.

With November filling up, now is a good time to grab a spot before the snow.

Ready to clear it out? Call or text 419-704-4397 for a free estimate. We are open 7 AM to 7 PM every day.