Questions
What people ask before they book. Answered straight.
10 of them, answered the way they get answered on the phone. If yours is not here, call or text it through and it takes a minute.
Quotes are free. A photo of the pile gets you one fastest.
What does a quote cost?
Nothing. Call, text or DM with what needs to go and you get a price back. Pricing is upfront: no charge for asking, no visit to book first, and no number that moves on the day.
Do I have to move it outside first?
No. We carry it out of whatever room, garage, shed or yard it is sitting in. That is the job.
How do I book?
Call or text 301-339-3721, fill in the quote form on this site, or DM @binmovers on Instagram. All of them reach us directly.
Is one item too small a job?
No. A single couch or a single mattress is a job, and plenty of the week is exactly that. Send a photo and you will get a price for it.
What is the fastest way to get a price?
Text a photo to 301-339-3721. One picture of the pile, the room or the item, plus the town it is in, is usually all it takes to price it.
Who actually turns up?
The owner prices every job and is on site for it. Whoever gives you the number is the one carrying it out, so nothing gets lost between the quote and the day.
Where does it all go?
Furniture that is still good is not always thrown away; the patio set on the furniture page went on to a new home. What cannot be reused goes to the transfer station at the end of the day, and that part is on the feed as well.
Is there anything you will not take?
Wet paint, fuel, chemicals and anything hazardous usually cannot go in with a normal load. Say what it is when you call and you will get a straight answer either way.
Do you work in my town?
If it is in Maryland, Washington DC or Northern Virginia, almost certainly. We are based in Germantown, and the service area page lists the towns we work most. If yours is not on it, call anyway.
Do you rent bins as well?
Yes, and we do furniture assembly as well. Ask when you call about sizes and what is free, and you will get a straight answer.
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Tell us what needs to go.
What it is, roughly how much of it there is and which town you are in is enough to price it. A photo is better than all three.