Junk Pickup in Every Centreville Neighborhood
Centreville mixes big master-planned communities with townhouse rows, so no two pickups load the same way. In Virginia Run, about 1,405 single-family homes mean most of our junk pickups start at a driveway or garage. Sully Station II blends townhomes, single-family homes and estate lots, so one street can call for a tight parking spot and the next for a long driveway carry.
Most Centreville HOAs pay a private trash hauler through their dues, and those haulers set their own limits on bulky items. When a couch, a pile of renovation debris or a full basement goes past that, our junk removal crew takes it all in one trip.
Where We Haul Around Centreville
A quick look at how a junk pickup runs in four corners of Centreville.
Schedule My Centreville Pickup
Tell us what needs to go and a member of our team follows up the same business day.
Where We Haul Around Centreville
A quick look at how a junk pickup runs in four corners of Centreville.

Appliance Removal in Centreville
We remove refrigerators, washers and dryers from inside your home, so you never drag them to the curb. Fairfax County keeps refrigerant appliances out of regular trash and handles them as a separate Freon collection, and we make sure the Freon in old units is recycled responsibly.
Our Centreville appliance removal page has the details.
Furniture Removal in Centreville
Sofas, recliners, dining sets and old mattresses come out of the room with our crew doing the lifting. If a piece is in good shape, we try to donate it first.
See our Centreville furniture removal page for more.


Cleanouts and Renovation Debris
Updating a kitchen or bathroom? We cleanout away the old cabinets, drywall, tile and flooring that the regular trash truck often refuses. We also clear garages, basements and whole homes before a move, and we can send a labor-only crew for heavy lifting.
Fairfax County does not allow outdoor storage in front yards, so a pile waiting by the driveway is worth clearing quickly.
Where Your Centreville Junk Goes
Our Donate, Recycle, Dispose™ process starts with charity. Furniture and building materials in good condition can head to the Habitat for Humanity ReStore on Walney Road in Chantilly, a short drive up Route 28, along with other Northern Virginia charity partners.
Next we sort out metals and electronics for recycling. Whatever can’t be reused goes to the county’s waste-to-energy plant in Lorton instead of a landfill.

Office and Commercial Junk Removal
Need office furniture, computers or other equipment gone? We schedule one or more trucks to clear your office, retail business or warehouse, including light machinery, monitors, printers and copiers.
- Desks, cubicles and filing cabinets
- Computers, monitors, printers and copiers
- Warehouse racks and light machinery

Nearby Areas We Serve
Centreville sits where Route 28, Route 29 and I-66 meet, and our trucks run those roads to the towns next door every day.
Do you take yard waste that isn’t bundled?
Yes. Centreville residents with wooded lots often struggle with the county’s rule that branches must be cut to 4 feet and tied in bundles. We take unbundled piles, large logs, and storm debris. As long as we can lift it, we can haul it. You don’t need to spend your weekend cutting branches to specific lengths.
o you service townhomes with narrow parking spots?
Absolutely. We service the many townhome communities off Centreville Road and Stone Road. Our trucks are designed to navigate residential streets. We can park in your assigned space (or a visitor spot) and carry items from your backyard or basement without blocking the entire alleyway.
Do you take old appliances?
Yes. We remove refrigerators, washers, and dryers.
Important: Many Centreville trash haulers require you to pay a special fee for “white goods” and move them to the curb yourself. We come inside your home to disconnect and remove them, saving your back and your floors. We also ensure Freon is recycled responsibly.
Do you take construction debris from my renovation?
Yes. If you are updating a kitchen or bathroom, we can haul away the old cabinets, drywall, tile, and flooring. Unlike the regular trash truck which often refuses construction materials, we take it all.
Do you donate furniture?
Yes! Our Donate-Recycle-Dispose model is perfect for Centreville families who hate to see good items go to waste. If your furniture is in good condition, we will attempt to donate it to local charities. If successful, we mail you a tax-deductible receipt.


