Commercial junk removal in Reno

Commercial junk removal for Reno businesses is Dominic's work whenever a shop, an office, a rental or a job site anywhere in the Reno-Tahoe area has stuff that needs to leave. Text a photo to (775) 316-7470 to book. Think desks left after a move, the shelving from a store that closed, the debris from a remodel between tenants, the stack of old mattresses nobody wants to carry. The call often comes from a manager or a landlord working around open hours or a tenant moving in.

If the whole office is going empty, that's an office cleanout. A unit a tenant walked away from fits under eviction and rental property cleanout. When the pile keeps growing for a week on a remodel, a commercial dumpster rental can sit on site while the work goes on. Everything else, one load or several, gets picked up on a day you set.

The business has been running since 2023 and holds 5.0 stars across 22 reviews on Google. Pricing starts with a few pictures of the space. A business on a tight schedule gets a 30 minute to one hour arrival window, and he's out same day, most days. If you're clearing a unit before a new tenant moves in, that window lets you plan the rest of your day.

What goes on the truck

• Old desks and office chairs
• Filing cabinets
• Metal shelving and racks
• Break-room fridges
• Remodel and construction debris
• Mattresses by the stack
• Leftover paint cans
• Bagged trash from cleanouts

Text a photo of yours to (775) 316-7470.

From the full list of what goes on the truck: trash, recycling and business jobs.

What gets hauled on a commercial junk removal job?

Whatever a business has outgrown or left behind. Old desks and office chairs, filing cabinets, metal shelving, display racks, break-room fridges, carpet pulled up in a remodel, and the bagged trash that stacks up when a space gets cleared. He hauls it out of the back office or off the sales floor, whichever room it's piled in.

On the big end, he once moved 144 mattresses in a single day, and he's hauled off an old concrete mixer that weighed 4,000 pounds. Small jobs come up too, like one storeroom or a few pieces left after a move, and they get booked like any other. "No job too big or too small" is how he says it.

How is the price set for hauling junk from a business?

Every commercial load has an $80 floor, and the rest of the price follows the space your stuff fills on the truck. A few photos of the stockroom are enough for a quote that covers the whole job. For a big space, or a pile that's hard to judge from a photo, he comes out and quotes it in person. Unless the job proves bigger than your photos showed, that quote holds.

That figure already covers the loading, the hauling and the disposal. Dump fees are included and never billed as a separate charge, which helps when you need a figure approved before anyone touches a desk. You can see what single items run in the junk removal pricing guide.

How does a commercial pickup work around business hours?

It gets booked for a day and time that fits your hours, Monday through Saturday, day or night. Calls get answered at any hour, so a manager can book it after closing. The first call covers what needs to go, pictures if they help, and then an estimate or a time for an in-person look. Once the price is approved, he sets the day and shows up on time. Sunday stays closed, so a weekend job means Saturday.

Before anything moves, he walks you through the work. Your staff doesn't need to drag anything outside first. Jake, his helper, works the job with him. Items come out of the stockroom or the upstairs storage, wherever they sit. Once the last piece is out, he cleans up where the pile stood and walks the space with you one more time. If a building manager has to sign off, that walkthrough is the time to bring them along. The few items he won't load at any business are on his list of what he hauls and what stays.

Where does junk from a business cleanout go?

Donation comes first. Desks, chairs, shelving and other goods still in good shape go to Goodwill. Steel shelving, racks and filing cabinets head to a scrap yard, where the metal gets recycled. Any paint left over from the store gets dropped at Greymar to be disposed of. Only the true trash ends up at a landfill, either the Stead landfill or the one in Carson City.

Tell him up front which pieces the business is keeping. The final walkthrough is your chance to check they're still where they belong before the trailer pulls away.

How far will a junk hauler drive for a commercial job?

Up to 75 miles. Dominic is based in Reno, and that reach runs from Sparks to South Lake Tahoe and out to Fallon. A shop at the lake gets booked the same way as an office in Sparks, with the same minimum and the same Monday through Saturday hours. If your business sits between two of those spots, the page with every town on his route settles it. Text a photo to (775) 316-7470.

How the price works

Text a photo of what needs to go to (775) 316-7470. Dominic looks at how much room it takes on the truck and texts back a quote for the whole job. The quote holds unless the job turns out bigger than the photo showed. No hourly rate. Jobs start at $80. More on how pricing works.

Where Dominic does this

All of the Reno-Tahoe area. See every town Dominic covers for commercial junk removal.