the price list · painted inside every truck
One truck. Eight fractions. Eight prices.
Our box holds 15 cubic yards — about 410 usable cubic feet. You pay for the share of it your stuff fills, measured against tick lines painted inside the box. Here is the entire price list; there is no other one.
⅛ truck
≈51 ft³ · A recliner, a dresser, and a few boxes — our minimum call-out
$139
¼ truck
≈103 ft³ · A sofa set, or one appliance run with boxes
$219
⅜ truck
≈154 ft³ · A packed home office or a small storage unit
$299
½ truck
≈205 ft³ · A studio apartment, or half a two-car garage
$379
⅝ truck
≈256 ft³ · A full one-car garage bay, floor to ceiling
$449
¾ truck
≈308 ft³ · A two-bedroom cleanout without appliances
$519
⅞ truck
≈359 ft³ · A basement plus the garage shelves
$579
Full truck
≈410 ft³ · An estate floor or a whole-home purge — 15 cubic yards
$639
Every fraction price includes
- Two-person crew and all the labor
- Stairs, elevators, long carries, and disassembly
- Sorting for donation and recycling, with receipts
- Dump, transfer-station, and tipping fees
- A broom-sweep of the space before we leave
Between two lines at the curb? The crew calls the lower one. Ask Helen from Wake Forest — she got talked down a tier.
just the one thing?
The single-item menu
Usually cheaper than the ⅛-truck minimum when it really is one item. Full service — inside the house, down the stairs, disposal included.
| Item | Price | Worth knowing |
|---|---|---|
| Mattress or box spring | $95 | any size — mattress recycling fee included |
| Sofa, 3-seat | $129 | — |
| Loveseat | $109 | — |
| Recliner or armchair | $89 | — |
| Sectional sofa | $189 | up to 5 pieces |
| Refrigerator or freezer | $119 | +$25 certified refrigerant recovery — required by law |
| Washer or dryer | $99 | — |
| Stove or dishwasher | $99 | — |
| TV, up to 65″ | $79 | certified e-waste handling included |
| Treadmill or elliptical | $149 | disassembly included |
| Upright piano | $249 | ground floor only — anything else, we look first |
| Hot tub, cut up & hauled | $475 | power must be disconnected first; pad swept |
concrete reads this first
Heavy material: the one place fractions don't apply
Heavy material is priced by the bed-load — the truck filled one foot deep — because a box of concrete weighs out our axles long before it fills up. So concrete, dirt, shingles, and tile are priced by the bed-load — the truck filled one foot deep, roughly 3 cubic yards — and we say so before loading a single chunk, not on the invoice.
| Material | Per bed-load | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Concrete, brick & masonry | $289 | disposal by weight, included |
| Dirt, soil & sod | $269 | disposal by weight, included |
| Roofing shingles | $299 | tear-off debris — we don't strip roofs |
| Tile, porcelain & fixtures | $279 | disposal by weight, included |
why we can't fraction-price it
A full box of household junk weighs about 2 tons. A full box of concrete would weigh over 12 — triple our legal axle limit. Any hauler quoting a "half truck of concrete" off the regular table is either planning a surprise surcharge or an illegal load. We'd rather print the real rate.
the complete surcharge list
Two extra fees exist. Here they both are.
$25
Refrigerant recovery
Fridges, freezers, and AC units must have refrigerant recovered by a certified tech before scrapping — federal law, real paperwork. Flat $25 per appliance, printed here and on the estimator.
$25
Zone C travel
Outer-ring towns (Hillsborough, Clayton, Fuquay-Varina…) carry one flat $25 travel fee on our Tuesday/Friday runs. Check your zone.
That's the whole list. If a Fairload invoice ever shows a fee that isn't on this page, you don't pay it — that's written on the invoice too. Call (919) 555-0141 and Marcus will answer for it personally.
Turn this table into your number
The estimator maps your actual items onto the fraction table and hands you a range the curb price can never beat upward.
Or call (919) 555-0141 — mon–sat 7:30 am–6 pm · sundays reserved for estate jobs