From the truck
What we're actually hauling across Jacksonville, Clay, St. Johns and Nassau counties — what it costs, what it means for your cleanout, and when to book it. Written by the crew that loads it.
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Trends · September 2, 2026 · 6 min read
The biggest change we see across Northeast Florida is that fewer people are throwing things away and more are asking where a usable item can go instead — which changes how a job gets priced and routed.
Read the postTips · August 19, 2026
The two things that decide how a cleanout goes are sorting before the truck arrives and clearing a path to the door — everything else is detail.
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Read the postSeasonal · July 29, 2026
Anything loose in your yard in September is either secured, removed, or a projectile — and the cheapest week to haul it is a quiet one, because after a named storm every crew and county route in the region is backed up at once.
5 min read
Read the postTrends · July 8, 2026
A load leaving your driveway gets split three ways — donation, scrap and recycling, and disposal — and which pile an item lands in is decided almost entirely by its condition, not its category.
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Read the postTips · June 17, 2026
Mid-week mornings in a month with no storm and no month-end lease turnover are the easiest slots to get in Northeast Florida, and the days right after a named storm are the hardest.
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Read the postOur guides cover county bulk pickup, drop-off sites, banned items and disposal costs across Northeast Florida.
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