Junk Removal in Palm Coast, FL
Point at it. We carry it out and haul it away.
- From any room, the garage or the shed
- Your price before we come
- We sweep up after
There's a reason neighbors call us first
- A real person answers
- We text when we're on the way
- Photos when we're done
- We clean up after ourselves
- We make it right, free
That treadmill has been a coat rack since 2019. Let it go.
What we take
- Couches and recliners
- Mattresses
- Appliances
- Garage cleanouts
- Old TVs
- Yard junk
- Whole houses
How it works
- Text us a photo. Or call and tell us what's going.
- Get your price. No surprises on the day.
- We haul it away. You point, we lift.
More details
Everything we take, in detail
- Furniture removal: couches, recliners, dressers, old patio sets
- Mattress removal: old mattresses and box springs, from any bedroom (all the ways to get rid of a mattress or couch)
- Garage, shed and estate cleanouts: boxes, old tools, bikes, holiday decorations you're done with
- Appliance removal: old fridges, washers, dryers, grills
- Old TVs and electronics (replacing yours? we can mount the new TV too)
- Yard junk: broken pots, old fencing, a pile too big for the curb
- Moving and downsizing: what's left after the move or the estate sale (clearing a whole house? see estate cleanout)
What we don't take
What we don't take: paint, chemicals, pool chemicals, gas cans and propane tanks. Flagler County closed its hazardous waste drop-off in September 2026 and plans free Amnesty Days instead (the first is expected in January 2027). Until then, store them safely; questions: 386-313-4179.
City bulk pickup or us? An honest answer
If you live in the City of Palm Coast, the city's trash hauler (FCC Environmental since June 2023) picks up bulk items like furniture. It's part of what you already pay for. Here's how the two compare:
| City bulk pickup | Florida Chores | |
|---|---|---|
| Who carries it to the curb | You | Us, from any room |
| When | Your second trash day of the week, up to 3 cubic yards. Appliances: request it first | A time we set with you |
| Construction or remodel debris | Not taken | Ask us |
| Yard waste | Wednesdays; piles over about 2 cubic yards get a tag asking you to pay the hauler | Any size |
| Cost | Included in your city bill | One price, set before we come |
Full city rules, days and limits: see our Palm Coast trash pickup guide. City Customer Service: 386-986-2360. City rules as posted on palmcoast.gov in November 2026; check with the city, since they can change. Outside city limits, in unincorporated Flagler County, the hauler is Waste Pro.
If you can carry it to the curb and can wait, use the city. If you can't lift it, it's in the back of the house, or you want it gone on your schedule, call us.
Hauling it yourself? Dumps and landfills
Thinking of hauling it yourself? Our Flagler County dump guide and Volusia County landfill guide show where it can go and what it costs.
Got a code enforcement notice?
Got a code enforcement notice about junk or debris? See the common Palm Coast code violations and quick fixes, and how often junk and debris cases reach the Code Board.
Why Palm Coast homeowners choose us
No heavy lifting. A couch or an old fridge is how backs get hurt. Let us do it.
Snowbirds and family far away. Cleaning out a parent's home or getting a house ready to sell? Send photos and we'll handle it, even if you're not in town.
We're local. We work in all of Palm Coast: Palm Harbor, Pine Lakes, Indian Trails, Matanzas Woods, Seminole Woods, Cypress Knoll, Grand Haven, Palm Coast Plantation and the Hammock, plus Flagler Beach and Bunnell.
Common questions
Can't the city pick up my old furniture for free?
Often, yes. The city's hauler picks up up to 3 cubic yards of bulk items a week on your second trash day. Appliances need a request through Palm Coast Connect. You have to get everything to the curb yourself. We're for when you can't lift it, need it gone sooner, or have more than the city takes.
Do I have to carry anything out?
No. We carry it out from wherever it is: the garage, a back bedroom, the lanai or the shed.
How do I get a price?
Text or email us a photo of what you want gone. We get back to you with a price. If what we find matches the photo, that's the price.
Do I need to be home?
Not if the items are outside or in an open garage. We let you know when we arrive and send you a photo when we're done.
What won't you take?
Paint, chemicals, pool chemicals, gas cans, propane tanks and other hazardous waste. Flagler County closed its hazardous waste drop-off in September 2026 and plans free Amnesty Days instead (the first is expected in January 2027). Until then, store them safely; questions: 386-313-4179.
Point at it. We'll take it away.
Call or text a photo. No pressure, no sales pitch.
Call (315) 542-8036Or text a photo to (315) 542-8036, or email hello@finduntappedgrowth.com