Waste Removal in Greenville

VaVia drops rental dumpsters in driveways and at job sites around Greenville, then hauls them away once they're full. That makes it a good fit for a garage cleanout, a remodel, or moving day, when there's more to toss than the curbside cart can hold.

Recycling Drop Off-Site is a local business located in Greenville. Rated 4.4 stars from 47 Google reviews.

The Greenville team of the national junk removal brand. They send a crew out to load unwanted furniture, appliances, and general clutter onto the truck themselves, then haul it all away.

North Greenville Recycling Center is a service located in Greenville. Rated 4.5 stars from 19 Google reviews.

The fastest quote comes by text: send a photo and the address, and VETS replies with a flat price for the job, not a “starting at” number. Crews take apart hot tubs and above-ground pools, haul broken concrete and storm debris, and work through hoarding, estate, and move-out cleanouts. There's also a driveway dumpster for remodels, filled at your own pace or paired with a hauling crew. The brand is a veteran-founded franchise based outside Charlotte, but the Upstate operation, open since 2025, is owned and run by Andy Hegg, a veteran himself. Calls go to him or someone he trained, and his crews work across Greenville, Simpsonville, Mauldin, Greer, Taylors, Easley, and Powdersville. Reviewers mention fast scheduling and fair prices next to other quotes; after one tenant cleanout, a customer noted the crew packed every load as full as it would go.

JRS Junk Hauling will tear down the old shed, deck, or hot tub and haul off the pieces. It also takes whatever regular trash pickup won't, from a single couch or a pile of renovation debris to an estate or hoarding cleanout. Owner Jared started it in 2022 to make small hauls simple and fairly priced, and it's still his own local operation, not a franchise. Same-day and next-day pickups are an option, and anyone hauling their own load can drop it off with JRS by appointment when the landfill is closed. Jobs run from Travelers Rest to Fountain Inn and from Greer out to Easley and Powdersville. What reviewers bring up most is timing. He shows up when he says he will, and even oversized loads go out fast. One customer noticed everything left the house without a single bumped wall.

Clyde Spearman Recycling Center is a service located in Greenville. Rated 4.4 stars from 41 Google reviews.

S.H. Carter Inc. is a general contractor located in Greenville. Rated 3.8 stars from 24 Google reviews.

All In Waste sticks to a single dumpster size: a 16-yard roll-off meant for smaller jobs. Renovations, modest building and demo projects, and trash haul-off are the sweet spot, and the compact footprint is a big part of the appeal. Booking works online or by phone, and when the box is full, a quick call gets it picked up. It pays to read the rules before loading: appliances, tires, TVs, computers, dirt, and liquids all stay out, loads must sit level with the top, and weight limits apply. It's a locally owned operation covering the Greenville and Spartanburg area, and customers keep mentioning the same few things: the dumpster arrives when promised, it lands right where they want it without tearing up the driveway, and the people on the phone are courteous and easy to work with.

Stone Avenue Recycling Center is a service located in Greenville. Rated 4 stars from 24 Google reviews.

Northstar has a container for nearly every stage of a house's life: a roll-off dumpster during a build, remodel, or reroof, and a 96-gallon can at the curb every week in between. Curbside routes cover Piedmont, Powdersville, Wren, and Greenville, and neighborhoods or HOAs that sign on together get a preferred pickup day, a 12-month price lock, and fewer trash trucks rolling through. Roll-offs run 10 to 30 yards, including a heavy debris box for concrete and brick, and reach job sites across Greenville, Anderson, and Pickens counties. Northstar also takes on demolition and rents portable restrooms, including accessible units and hand wash stations. This is an independent company owned by Oscar Zahran, not one of the national haulers. Customers single out quick answers when they call, rates that compare well, and crews that show up on time.

Junk King's Greenville crew takes on the part of a cleanout most of us dread, hauling off the stuff that's been taking up space, old furniture and all, so nobody has to borrow a truck or lose a Saturday to dump runs. It's one location of the larger Junk King brand, taking jobs around Greenville.

This is the Greenville location of Republic Services, the national waste and recycling company, rather than an independently owned local hauler. It handles trash collection around Greenville.

Greenville County runs this one as a drop-off site rather than a pickup service. You bring your own household trash and recyclables, and both get handled in one trip. It's meant for what comes out of a home, not business or job-site loads.

Greater Greenville Sanitation is a government office located in Greenville. Rated 2.8 stars from 145 Google reviews.

Two options for clearing out a space: a dumpster dropped off for you to load, or junk removal where someone else does the hauling. Both come in handy after a move, during a remodel, or on the weekend the garage finally gets tackled.

In restaurant slang, to 86 something is to get rid of it, so the name says the job twice. Here in Greenville, that means the stuff you are done with leaves your place without you having to borrow a truck or make the dump run.