Junk Removal in Fort Myers, FL

Junk Removal in Fort Myers, FL

From McGregor to Lehigh — unwanted items removed, same-day when available.

Same-day & next-dayUpfront, all-in pricingHeavy lifting handledDonated & recycled first

What Gets Hauled Away in Fort Myers

Full garage that hasn’t been opened in years? Post-renovation debris piled in the driveway? A rental turnover that needs everything gone by Monday? Whatever it is — furniture, appliances, yard waste, construction materials — it’s loaded and hauled in one visit.

Furniture & Mattresses

Couches, recliners, dining sets, bed frames, dressers, desks — disassembly included when needed.

Appliances

Refrigerators, washers, dryers, dishwashers, window AC units — freon appliances handled properly.

Yard & Outdoor Debris

Dead palms, broken fencing, old lanai screens, grills, patio furniture, landscape waste.

Renovation & Construction Debris

Drywall, tile, flooring, cabinetry, fixtures — from remodels, flip projects, and new builds.

Electronics & E-Waste

TVs, monitors, computers, printers — recycled through certified e-waste channels.

General Household Junk

Boxes, clothing, toys, exercise equipment, storage-unit contents — anything non-hazardous.

Services in Fort Myers

Single-item pickup or full-property cleanout — these services cover the range for Fort Myers homes, businesses, and properties.

General Junk Removal

Bulk hauling for homes, garages, offices, and storage units.

Estate Cleanout

Full-property cleanouts for estates, probate, downsizing, and inherited homes.

Furniture & Appliance Removal

Heavy items picked up and disposed — couches, fridges, hot tubs, mattresses.

Construction Debris Removal

Post-renovation and remodel debris hauled away.

Foreclosure Trash-Out

Property cleanouts for banks, REO agents, and property managers.

Hot Tub Removal

Disconnection, breakdown, and full removal of hot tubs and spas.

How It Works

Tell us what’s going

A quick call or a few photos.

Get an upfront price

You approve it before anything moves.

It’s hauled away

A local crew loads up and sweeps the spot clean.

Typical Pricing in Fort Myers

Pricing is based on volume — how much space your items take up in the truck. You get a firm, flat-rate quote before anything moves. No hidden fees, no post-load surprises.

Single Item

One large piece — a couch, mattress, fridge, or washer. Typical range: $75–$175.

Partial Load (â…› truck)

A few items or a small pile. Typical range: $150–$275.

Quarter Truck

A bathroom remodel’s worth of debris, or a few pieces of furniture. Typical range: $225–$375.

Half Truck

A garage cleanout, small apartment clear, or moderate debris pile. Typical range: $350–$500.

Three-Quarter Truck

A large room or full garage, plus yard debris. Typical range: $450–$650.

Full Truck

A whole-house cleanout, major renovation debris, or estate contents. Typical range: $550–$800.

Why SunCoast Haulers

Fort Myers is the urban core of Lee County — a mix of historic neighborhoods, gated communities, rental properties, waterfront condos, and new construction. The junk-removal needs are as varied as the housing stock.

  • Flat-rate pricing locked before the job starts — the quote is the price
  • Same-day and next-day scheduling across greater Fort Myers
  • HOA and gated-community logistics handled — gate codes, access windows, quiet hours
  • Items donated to Lee County charities and recycled when possible
  • Rental turnovers and property-manager cleanouts on tight timelines
  • Hurricane and storm debris removed promptly when conditions allow
  • Licensed, insured, and experienced with Fort Myers properties

Fort Myers Neighborhoods Served

Junk removal is available across every part of Fort Myers and its surrounding communities — from the historic River District downtown to the sprawling subdivisions south of Colonial Boulevard. Here’s a closer look at the areas served:

  • Downtown / River District — the walkable core along First Street and the Caloosahatchee. Condos, lofts, and small commercial spaces. Access is sometimes limited to loading zones and side streets.
  • McGregor Boulevard Corridor — the tree-lined boulevard running south toward Sanibel. Older homes, estates, and gated communities like The Forest and Gulf Harbour.
  • South Fort Myers / Iona — neighborhoods between US-41 and the coast. Established subdivisions, condo complexes, and retirement communities like Shell Point.
  • Whiskey Creek — one of Fort Myers’ largest planned communities. 1970s–80s homes with garages and carports that tend to accumulate decades of storage.
  • Gateway / Daniels Corridor — the commercial and residential growth corridor near I-75 and RSW airport. Newer construction, townhomes, and business parks.
  • Palm Beach Boulevard / East Fort Myers — the corridor heading toward Lehigh Acres. Mix of older residential, commercial strip, and rural-edge properties.
  • Page Field / Edison Park — mid-century neighborhoods near downtown. Smaller lots, older homes, frequent renovation projects generating debris.
  • San Carlos Park — the unincorporated community south of Fort Myers proper, between US-41 and I-75. Family neighborhoods, small businesses.

Not sure if your address is covered? Call (239) 526-3402 — if it’s in Lee County, it’s in the service area.

What You Can and Can’t Put on the Truck

Accepted: Furniture, mattresses, appliances (including freon units), electronics, yard waste, construction debris (drywall, tile, wood, fixtures), clothing, boxes, toys, exercise equipment, hot tubs, grills, sheds (dismantled), fencing, carpet, and general household clutter.

Not accepted: Hazardous materials — paint, chemicals, solvents, propane tanks, motor oil, pesticides, asbestos-containing materials. These require special handling through county HHW programs. The Lee County landfill and recycling guide has drop-off details.

Not sure if your item qualifies? Call and describe it — most things can go.

Nearby Service Areas

Fort Myers is the hub of Lee County’s service area. These nearby cities are also covered.

Cape Coral

Junk removal across Cape Coral’s neighborhoods and gated communities.

Lehigh Acres

Junk hauling, appliance removal, and cleanouts in Lehigh Acres.

Fort Myers Beach

Island-based junk removal for FMB homes and condos.

North Fort Myers

Junk removal across North Fort Myers and surrounding areas.

Bonita Springs

Junk removal and cleanouts in Bonita Springs.

Estero

Junk removal across Estero’s master-planned communities.

Helpful Guides

Planning a cleanout in Fort Myers? These guides help with costs, disposal rules, and decisions.

Junk Removal Cost Guide

Typical pricing for junk removal across SW Florida.

What Can’t Go in the Trash

Items banned from regular trash and how to dispose of them.

Lee County Landfill Guide

Drop-off locations, hours, and what goes where.

Dumpster Rental vs. Junk Removal

Which option saves more for your project?

Appliance Disposal Guide

How to properly dispose of old appliances in SW Florida.

Mattress Disposal Guide

Options for getting rid of an old mattress.

Areas We Serve

Serving all of Fort Myers and greater Lee County, including Cape Coral, Lehigh Acres, Fort Myers Beach, North Fort Myers, Bonita Springs, Estero, Naples, and Punta Gorda.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does junk removal cost in Fort Myers?

It depends on volume. A single large item typically runs $75–$175, a half-truck load is $350–$500, and a full truck is $550–$800. You get a firm, flat-rate quote before anything moves — the number you hear is the number you pay.

Can you do same-day junk removal in Fort Myers?

Yes, same-day pickups are available when scheduling allows. Call before noon for the best chance at a same-day slot. Next-day scheduling is almost always available.

Do you serve gated communities and HOAs in Fort Myers?

Yes. Gate codes, access windows, and quiet-hour restrictions are handled as part of scheduling. Communities like The Forest, Gulf Harbour, Whiskey Creek, and Gateway subdivisions are all in the regular service area.

What happens to the junk after it’s picked up?

Usable items are donated to Lee County charities. Recyclable materials — metal, electronics, cardboard — are separated. Everything else goes to licensed disposal facilities. The goal is always to divert as much from the landfill as possible.

Do you remove construction and renovation debris in Fort Myers?

Yes. Drywall, tile, flooring, cabinetry, fixtures, old carpet — all of it. Whether it’s a bathroom remodel in Edison Park or a full gut-reno on McGregor, the debris is loaded and hauled. See the construction debris removal page for details.

Ready to Clear the Junk in Fort Myers?

(239) 526-3402