St. Lucie County · Treasure Coast

Junk Removal in Fort Pierce, FL.

From the historic downtown to Lakewood Park, Fort Pierce keeps us busy with estate cleanouts, garage clear-outs, and storm debris. Older homes mean bigger cleanouts — exactly the jobs our load-based pricing is built for.

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Pricing

Pay by the load. Simple.

Your price is based on how much space your junk takes up in the truck — measured on site, agreed before we lift a thing. For scale, Wetland Junk Removal counts a cubic yard as about one front-load washer — so a full truck is roughly fifteen of them.

¼ Load

$225

about 3.75 cubic yards

  • A few furniture pieces
  • Small appliance pickup
  • Garage corner cleanup

½ Load

$400

about 7.5 cubic yards

  • Room's worth of junk
  • Multiple large items
  • Small shed clear-out

¾ Load

$550

about 11.25 cubic yards

  • Multi-room cleanup
  • Large furniture sets
  • Big yard-debris jobs

Full Load

$650

about 15 cubic yards

  • Whole-garage cleanout
  • Moving leftovers
  • Best per-item value

A full load is about 15 cubic yards — roughly six pickup truck loads. Single-item pickups start at $150. Price includes labor, loading, hauling, and disposal fees. Heavy materials (concrete, dirt, roofing) quoted separately — just send photos.

How It Works

Three steps to a clear space

1

Send photos

Tap “Get a Free Quote,” snap a few photos of your junk, and tell us your address. Takes about two minutes.

2

Get your quote

We text you an upfront, load-based price — usually the same day. No site-visit fee, no obligation.

3

We haul it away

Pick a morning or afternoon. Two of us do the lifting, you get a text when we’re on the way, and we sweep up before we leave.

Around Fort Pierce

Neighborhoods we serve in Fort Pierce

Fort Pierce has some of the oldest housing stock on the Treasure Coast, which means the jobs here look different — full estate cleanouts in White City and Indian River Estates, shed and carport clear-outs on larger Lakewood Park lots, and appliance removal from homes that have been in the same family for decades.

Downtown & Historic DistrictWhite CityIndian River EstatesLakewood ParkOrange Avenue CorridorFort Pierce Inlet Area

ZIP codes we cover in Fort Pierce34945 · 34946 · 34947 · 34948 · 34949 · 34950 · 34951 · 34954 · 34979 · 34981 · 34982

Fort Pierce is the one city on our routes where waiting for the curb is often the right call — bulk runs weekly, not monthly. Where we get called instead is the jobs the city is not going to take: a landscaper's pile that ordinance 16-27:5 leaves with you, a rental turnover that blows well past two cubic yards, or an old fridge nobody wants to wrestle out to the street. The county's Baling & Recycling Facility on Glades Cut-Off Road is in Fort Pierce, so our disposal run here is short.

Fort Pierce rules

Fort Pierce runs its own sanitation — and it's more generous

Fort Pierce didn't contract collection out. The city hauls it, FPUA bills it, and the bulk allowance is weekly rather than monthly.

Twice-weekly garbage

  • Household garbage in the green carts, twice per week
  • Recycling (blue) and yard waste (black) once weekly
  • One mixed bulk and one bulky yard waste pickup each week
  • Billed on your Fort Pierce Utilities Authority bill, not property taxes

Where the fees start

  • Mixed bulk over 2 cubic yards a week: $10 per extra cubic yard
  • Yard waste over 4 cubic yards a week: $6 per extra cubic yard
  • Branches thicker than 6 inches must be cut to 6-foot lengths
  • Doors off refrigerators, washers, dryers and stoves before curbside

What the city won't touch

  • Contractor debris — City Ordinance 16-27:5 puts that on the contractor
  • Same for tree trimmers and lawn crews: they haul what they create
  • Hazardous material, and crews won't move it aside to reach the rest
  • Anything too heavy to load safely gets left

Rules change. These were checked against city and county sources in 2026 — confirm with your municipality before you rely on them.

FAQ

Fort Pierce junk removal questions

Should I just wait for Fort Pierce bulk pickup instead?

Often, yes — and we'll tell you so. Fort Pierce collects one mixed bulk load and one bulky yard waste load every week, which is far more generous than Port St. Lucie's monthly allowance. Call us when the pile is over the 2-cubic-yard threshold and you don't want the $10-per-yard overage on your FPUA bill, when it's contractor or landscaper debris the city won't collect under ordinance 16-27:5, or when nobody at the house can move the thing to the curb.

Do you do estate cleanouts in Fort Pierce?

Yes — estate and whole-home cleanouts are one of our most requested services in Fort Pierce. We work room by room on your schedule, keep anything you flag, and leave the property broom-clean. It's a common step before listing older homes for sale.

Can you remove old appliances from Fort Pierce homes?

Absolutely. Refrigerators, freezers, washers, dryers, water heaters, and window AC units are everyday pickups for us. We do all the lifting — just have the unit unplugged and emptied before we arrive, and we handle the rest.

How fast can you get to Fort Pierce?

We're based in Port St. Lucie, about 15 minutes down US-1, so Fort Pierce pickups usually land within a day or two of your quote — sometimes same-day if the route lines up. Photo quotes come back fast, typically the same day you send them.

Ready to get it gone?

Free quotes. Upfront prices. Your space back.