Junk Removal and Dump Trailer Drops in Palm Harbor
Palm Harbor is unincorporated Pinellas, about 61,000 people spread from the St. Joseph Sound waterfront at Ozona and Baywood Village east across US 19 to the shore of Lake Tarpon. It is hilly by Florida standards and the housing tells the story of how it grew. Baywood Village dates to 1959 and is full of 1960s and 1970s canal-front block homes. Highland Lakes holds 2,454 villas and single-family homes built between 1977 and 1989. The old downtown blocks sit around Florida Avenue and Alt 19. What we haul here follows that mix: garage and attic cleanouts in the golf neighborhoods, whole-house furniture from retirees downsizing, and, since fall 2024, a steady run of soaked drywall, cabinets, and appliances from the waterfront streets that took on water.
What we haul most in Palm Harbor
Hurricane Helene pushed storm surge into the west side of Palm Harbor. Roughly 500 of the 600 homes in Baywood Village flooded, some for the first time in 40 years of ownership. The Crystal Bay Mobile Home Club along Avery Bayou took several feet of water. Ozona Shores Marina counted 40 to 60 boats tossed onto their sides. Unincorporated Pinellas alone produced about 1 million cubic yards of residential storm debris, and the county has issued more than 34,000 hurricane recovery permits since, so gut-outs and rebuild debris are still a weekly call here. Layer on Highland Lakes, a 55-plus community where estate cleanouts and downsizing moves never stop, and the snowbird turnover from October through April, and Palm Harbor stays busy year round.
What the local bulk pickup does, and where we come in
Palm Harbor has no city sanitation department. As unincorporated Pinellas, each homeowner picks a licensed hauler from the county's list, and bulk pickup depends entirely on that hauler's terms. Some take a few items on call for a fee, some limit what they will touch, and none of them carry anything out of your garage or house. Renovation debris and appliances are usually a separate charge or refused outright. We fill that gap. We come on your schedule, carry out from inside, take drywall and cabinets and fencing, and haul everything to the Pinellas County Solid Waste Disposal Complex with the dump fees already in the price.
Drop & Haul in Palm Harbor
Our 14.5-yard dump trailer sits on your Palm Harbor driveway for one or three days while you fill it, then we haul it and pay the dump. Bigger job? The Double 3-day drop hauls it mid-way and brings it back empty. It rolls on rubber tires with boards under the jacks, so no cracked concrete and no street permit. From $249 with a ton of disposal included.
Palm Harbor prices, dump fees included
- Single item$99
- Half trailer$329
- Full trailer$499
Who we help in Palm Harbor
- Post-Helene gut-outs in Baywood Village and along Avery Bayou
- Downsizing and estate cleanouts in Highland Lakes
- Garage cleanouts off Curlew Road and Tampa Road
- Dock, shed, and fence teardowns near Ozona
- Renovation debris from the older blocks around Florida Avenue
ZIP codes: 34683, 34684, 34685, 34682
Junk removal in Palm Harbor, answered.
Anything else about your street, your HOA or your gate, text us. A person answers.
Nobody by default. Pinellas County does not run curbside pickup in unincorporated areas, so your bulk options are whatever the hauler you subscribe to offers, usually a limited on-call pickup for a fee. We are the alternative when you have more than a couple of pieces, need it gone this week, or need it carried out from inside the house.
We also cover these areas
Ready to clear it out in Palm Harbor?
Phones answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.