Largo gives each household four bulky collections a year. A single downsizing weekend can use up two of them. We're ten minutes away, there's no cap, and the price is on the page.
That's the city's allowance per household — four bulky waste collections annually, capped at ten cubic yards apiece. It sounds like a lot until you clear one two-car garage, which runs most of a ten-yard load on its own. Two rooms of furniture and a shed and you've spent half your year.
Largo requires each stream kept separate at the curb, three feet clear of your carts, mailbox, vehicles, storm drains and fences, and ten feet under any overhead wire. A surprising share of the piles that get skipped in this city aren't too big — they're just stacked wrong, and nobody tells you until the truck has gone.
Yard waste generated by a landscaper, a tree service or any land clearing is explicitly excluded from residential collection, and so is renovation debris. If your tree guy left the limbs behind or your bathroom demo is stacked by the driveway, that pile is yours to solve.
We run Largo the same way we run St. Pete — a flat price off one photo, same-day pickup, and the two of us doing the lifting.
Ridgecrest, East Bay, the Rosery Road blocks and the streets around Largo Central Park. Mostly mid-century block homes with a real garage, a Florida room and a shed that's been quietly filling since the eighties. Garage cleanouts are far and away the job we do most here.
Largo has one of the densest concentrations of them in Pinellas — Ranchero Village, Fairway Village, Palm Hill, Golden Gate and dozens of smaller parks. Narrow lanes, carport access, park rules about how long anything can sit outside, and usually a hard date to have the unit empty.
Harbor Bluffs, the Belleair Bluffs line and the Indian Rocks Road corridor. Bigger lots, more garage and more shed, and more of the heavy one-off items — hot tubs, workshop equipment, a boat trailer's worth of stored furniture.
There is a specific job that happens in this city more than anywhere else in Pinellas, and it goes like this: someone's parent is moving into assisted living, or has passed, and a unit in a 55+ community has to be empty and broom-clean by a date the community set. Sometimes the family is local. Often they've flown in for four days and are trying to sort a lifetime of belongings between flights.
The practical constraints are real. Park lanes are narrow and some communities won't allow a truck to sit for hours. Carports and Florida rooms hold more than anyone expects. There's usually one shed nobody has opened. And the community office wants to know when you'll be there and when you'll be gone.
What we can do is take the deciding and the hauling off the pile. Tell us the date the unit has to be clear, send photos of each room, and we'll give you one number and a time window. Anything genuinely reusable we try to donate rather than dump — in this kind of job that's often most of the kitchen and a good share of the furniture.
Priced by how much room it takes up in the truck — not by the hour, not by the item. Same card for every job we do.
| Load size | What that looks like | You pay |
|---|---|---|
| Single item | One mattress, couch or appliance | $99 |
| 1/8 truck | A few boxes and a chair | $165 |
| 1/4 truck | A bedroom's worth | $225 |
| 3/8 truck | A garage corner | $285 |
| 1/2 truck | Half a garage | $345 |
| 3/4 truck | Large garage clear-out | $475 |
| Full truck | Whole-house or estate clear-out | $595 |
Add-ons: stairs $40 per flight · fridges and freezers $35 · mattresses $25 each · tires $15 each. Hot tubs, pianos, sheds and safes are quoted separately — send a photo and we'll price it.
The number we send you is the number you pay. We don't add fees at the truck.
No. Same flat card as St. Pete — a single item is $99, a full truck is $595. Largo is a normal service day for us, not a trip charge.
That's most of the calls we get here. Past the cap you're either paying the city for extra collections and waiting on their schedule, or you're calling somebody. We'll price it off a photo and usually be there the same day.
Yes, and we do constantly. Tell us the community when you message and we'll work to their access hours. We're licensed and insured and can send our certificate to the park office ahead of time if they ask for one.
Yes. Drywall, cabinets, tile, lumber, old fixtures and carpet are all normal loads for us. That's the material Largo's residential collection is not set up to handle, so it's often the whole reason people call.
Often the same day, and rarely more than 48 hours. If you're working to a closing, a move-out or a community deadline, say so up front and we'll be straight about whether we can hit it.
Every city has its own rules about what it will and won't collect, so each of these pages covers that city specifically.
You'll have a real number in about ten minutes, and no obligation either way.
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