Junk Removal in Coral Springs, FL
About 10 minutes from base. Same-day and next-day pickups. Licensed and insured. Free quote on site, and you pay after it is loaded.
- Serving
- Coral Springs, Broward County
- Getting there
- About 10 minutes from base. Same-day and next-day pickups
- Call or text
- (954) 774-0277
The short answer
Gym Junksters clears junk in Coral Springs the same day in most cases: garages, furniture, appliances and the remodel debris the city bulk truck will not take. Coastal caps bulk at six cubic yards a week and only two of those may be construction debris, so a tear-out has no curbside route. Free quote on site: (954) 774-0277.
Why we are in Coral Springs most weeks
Coral Springs is a ten-minute run up Sample or Wiles Road, so it books like a home-town job: call in the morning, cleared in the afternoon. Most of the work here starts as a code problem rather than a clutter problem. Coastal tags an over-limit pile and leaves it, the pile sits at the curb, and the phone rings.
The houses here, and what they do to a job
Ramblewood and Maplewood are 1970s and 80s ranch homes, and nearly every one has a screened pool cage and a side gate three or four feet wide, so a hot tub, a shed or a home gym gets dismantled and carried out through that gate. Eagle Trace, The Isles and Cypress Run are gated.
What Coral Springs bulk pickup will and will not take
The rules, as Coral Springs publishes them
Coastal Waste and Recycling collects bulk waste and vegetative waste once a week, on the first garbage collection day of the week, and the two have to sit in separate piles. The cap is 6 cubic yards per bulk service day, which the city describes as about six kitchen stoves or three refrigerators, and a maximum of 2 cubic yards of that may be construction and demolition debris. Residents get three oversized piles per fiscal year; past that an overage charge per cubic yard applies, and an over-limit pile is tagged and left with haul-away instructions rather than collected. Branches may not exceed 5 feet long or 8 inches thick, only 2 tires go per pickup, and electronics and vehicle parts are refused.
Source: Coral Springs bulk waste, on the city's own site (opens in a new tab)
Where the free pickup runs out
The 2-cubic-yard construction sub-limit is the one that catches people out. A single bathroom or a flooring tear-out is past it before the vanity leaves the house. That material has no curbside route here, so it either gets hauled or it sits in the driveway collecting code attention.
Where we pull in around Coral Springs
- Eagle Trace
- Ramblewood
- Maplewood
- Turtle Run
- Cypress Run
- The Isles at Lake Coral Springs
- Wyndham Lakes
Street not on the list? Call or text. Same for anywhere else across the service area.
What we haul out of Coral Springs
Same truck, same way of working the number out.
Coral Springs junk removal questions
Why did Coral Springs tag my bulk pile instead of taking it?
Three usual reasons: the pile is over 6 cubic yards, more than 2 of those yards are construction debris, or the bulk and the vegetation were mixed into one heap instead of two. We can clear it whole, including the construction debris the city will never take.
I am redoing a bathroom in Ramblewood. Can the debris go out on bulk day?
Only a sliver of it. The city allows 2 cubic yards of construction and demolition debris inside the weekly 6-yard limit, and a tub, a vanity and the floor tile blow through that on their own. Tile is dense enough that weight drives the number, not volume.
Hauling in Coral Springs and every city around it
Based in Coconut Creek and hauling across Broward County, southern Palm Beach County and north Miami-Dade.
Need it gone in Coral Springs?
(954) 774-0277Free quote in writing, and you pay after it is loaded.