Looking for junk removal in Grand Ledge? Lansing Junk Removal makes the short trip west from Lansing to haul off old furniture, worn-out appliances, mattresses and the odds and ends that pile up in a garage. We've been at this around the Lansing area since 2008.
You point, we price, and if the number works for you, we carry it out. You know the cost before a single item leaves the house.
Grand Ledge sits right on the Grand River, with most of town in Eaton County and a little slice reaching up into Clinton County. The city takes its name from the sandstone ledges along the river between Island Park and Fitzgerald Park, the same rocks climbers like to tackle.
People clear things out for all kinds of reasons. Maybe the basement finally needs to be usable again, a rental just turned over, or a parent is downsizing after years in the same house.
One chair or a full garage, we handle it the same way. We show up, take a look with you, and give you a straight number before anything gets carried out.
The minimum charge is $175. That covers a pile roughly the size of a couch. Anything bigger is priced by the room it takes up in our truck, so a small load costs less than a full one.
Want the most accurate number? Book a free on-site estimate. We look over everything, you get an exact quote, and there's no obligation. Approve it and we can usually haul it away that same visit. Our pricing page lays out more of the details.
Some materials carry an added charge because of disposal: construction debris, rocks, bricks, tile, tires and shingles. Let us know up front if any of those are in the mix and the quote will reflect it.
Choose whichever fits your day.
Most household junk is fair game. Here's a sample of what ends up on our truck:
For the safety of our crew, we can't haul biohazards such as dead animals, feces or items with bed bugs. Used oil, open containers of liquid, 55-gallon drums of liquid and cars are off the list too.
A few bags of yard waste can ride along with your load, no problem. The City of Grand Ledge runs its own fall leaf collection, and if you have a mountain of brush, a lawn or landscape company will usually save you money. We'll be upfront about that.
Garage and basement cleanouts are a big part of what we do. Years of boxes, broken shelving and forgotten projects add up, and our crew handles the stairs and the heavy lifting.
When a family needs to empty a loved one's house, our estate cleanouts move at your pace, and we work around anything you want to set aside.
If you own a rental, we can clear out whatever tenants left behind. And if it's just one big piece you're tired of looking at, our furniture removal gets it gone fast. We also serve nearby towns, including junk removal in East Lansing.
Scott and Alicia Toupin own Lansing Junk Removal, and it's a local business through and through. Every crew member is background checked, and we're licensed, bonded and insured.
Since 2008, we've kept it simple: give an honest price and do the heavy lifting. If something in your Grand Ledge home needs to go, give us a call or reserve your spot online.
Yes. Grand Ledge is a short drive west of Lansing and is part of the area we serve. The regular $175 minimum applies.
The minimum is $175, which covers about a couch-sized pile. Bigger loads are priced by how much truck space they fill. The on-site estimate is free, and you get an exact price before we load anything.
In most cases, yes. If you approve the price during the on-site estimate, the crew can usually load it right then.
Yes. Text photos to 517-643-0940 for an estimate, or call the office. For three items or fewer we can often give a fixed quote by phone. The firm price is confirmed on site with no obligation.
We don't take biohazards (dead animals, feces or bed bugs), used oil, open containers of liquid, 55-gallon drums of liquid, or cars. Construction debris, rocks, bricks, tile, tires and shingles cost extra.
