Junk Removal Cost
In the US, junk removal typically costs $350, with most prices from $120 to $800 for a partial truckload of household junk. Pick your state for a local estimate.
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Junk Removal Cost by state
| State | Typical | Range |
|---|---|---|
| Alabama | $310 | $110 to $700 |
| Alaska | $410 | $140 to $940 |
| Arizona | $340 | $120 to $780 |
| Arkansas | $300 | $100 to $680 |
| California | $430 | $150 to $980 |
| Colorado | $380 | $130 to $860 |
| Connecticut | $400 | $140 to $920 |
| Delaware | $360 | $120 to $820 |
| District of Columbia | $450 | $150 to $1,020 |
| Florida | $350 | $120 to $800 |
| Georgia | $330 | $110 to $760 |
| Hawaii | $460 | $160 to $1,040 |
| Idaho | $330 | $110 to $760 |
| Illinois | $350 | $120 to $800 |
| Indiana | $320 | $110 to $720 |
| Iowa | $310 | $110 to $700 |
| Kansas | $310 | $110 to $700 |
| Kentucky | $310 | $110 to $700 |
| Louisiana | $320 | $110 to $720 |
| Maine | $360 | $120 to $820 |
| Maryland | $390 | $130 to $900 |
| Massachusetts | $420 | $140 to $960 |
| Michigan | $320 | $110 to $740 |
| Minnesota | $350 | $120 to $800 |
| Mississippi | $290 | $100 to $670 |
| Missouri | $320 | $110 to $720 |
| Montana | $340 | $120 to $780 |
| Nebraska | $320 | $110 to $720 |
| Nevada | $360 | $120 to $820 |
| New Hampshire | $380 | $130 to $860 |
| New Jersey | $410 | $140 to $940 |
| New Mexico | $330 | $110 to $740 |
| New York | $420 | $140 to $960 |
| North Carolina | $330 | $110 to $760 |
| North Dakota | $330 | $110 to $760 |
| Ohio | $320 | $110 to $720 |
| Oklahoma | $300 | $100 to $700 |
| Oregon | $380 | $130 to $860 |
| Pennsylvania | $340 | $120 to $780 |
| Rhode Island | $390 | $130 to $880 |
| South Carolina | $330 | $110 to $740 |
| South Dakota | $320 | $110 to $720 |
| Tennessee | $330 | $110 to $740 |
| Texas | $340 | $120 to $780 |
| Utah | $360 | $120 to $820 |
| Vermont | $370 | $130 to $840 |
| Virginia | $360 | $120 to $820 |
| Washington | $400 | $140 to $920 |
| West Virginia | $300 | $100 to $690 |
| Wisconsin | $330 | $110 to $740 |
| Wyoming | $330 | $110 to $760 |
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What the price covers
The figures are for a partial truckload of household junk. Heavy items, stairs and hazardous materials raise the price.
How to pay less
- Heavy items, stairs and hazardous materials raise the price.
- Get at least three written quotes and compare what is included.
- Ask about off-peak dates, package deals and payment plans.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost for junk removal?
The national typical price is about $350, with most people paying from $120 to $800 for a partial truckload of household junk.
Which state is the cheapest for junk removal?
In our estimates Mississippi is the lowest and Hawaii is the highest.
Is this a quote?
No. It is a modelled estimate for planning. Your own price depends on personal factors, so get quotes before you decide.
Sources and method
- Bureau of Economic Analysis: regional price parities
- Estimates only, not a quote
Page last updated November 2026. See our editorial policy and disclaimer.