Black contractor bags filled and stacked at the side of a house, ready for a DP’S Hauling pickup

What we take

If it fits on the truck, it goes

The list people ask for most. Not everything we have ever hauled, just the things that come up every week.

The list

Nine things we take every week

Couches and sectionals

Carried out whole or broken down outside, whichever the stairs allow.
Mattresses and box springs

Any size, including the ones the city will not take at the curb.
Fridges, washers and dryers

Unplugged, drained where needed, then off to scrap and recycling.
Garage and attic cleanouts

Years of boxes, bags and storage, carried out in one pass.
Whole-home cleanouts

Room by room until the house is empty and swept.
Office and retail cleanouts

Desks, cubicle walls, shelving, racking and old stock.
Yard waste and bagged debris

Clippings, branches, old fencing and the bags already stacked up.
Construction and demolition debris

Timber, drywall, brick and the rest of what a job leaves behind.
Sheds and chimneys

Taken down and hauled in the same visit.

Where it goes

Not straight to landfill

Anything still usable goes to a donation drop or to recycling before anything else happens to it. Metal appliances go to a scrap and recycling yard. What is genuinely finished goes to the transfer station, usually the same day we load it.

It is the part of the job nobody sees, and it is the reason the truck often makes more than one stop on the way back.