Highland Township, Michigan
Junk Removal in Highland Township, MI Past the 2-Item Weekly Limit
The township pickup takes two large items a week. For a garage, a basement, a barn's worth of stuff or a remodel, send photos and we'll quote it.
- No two-item weekly limit
- Rural lots, long driveways and outbuildings
- Photo quotes or on-site estimates
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Tell us what needs to go. Small jobs can be quoted from photos; bigger cleanouts get a quick on-site estimate.
A big township of lakes and open land
Highland Township covers about 36 square miles in western Oakland County, with 19,172 residents in the 2020 Census and more than two square miles of lakes, including Duck Lake. M-59 (Highland Road) runs across it, and the township takes in communities like Clyde, Highland, Hickory Ridge and Seven Harbors, plus the Highland Recreation Area. It's also where Huron Valley Schools has its headquarters.
On larger properties, whether it's a long driveway, a detached garage, an outbuilding or a lakefront lot, junk tends to pile up in more than one place, and it's often a long carry to the truck. Tell us where everything is and we'll plan for it.
- 19,172Residents (2020 Census)
- ~36 sq miTownship area
- M-59Highland Road
Township bulk pickup vs. junk removal
Highland Township's trash service is provided by Priority Waste and billed through a special assessment on the property tax bill. Based on the township's guidance and the hauler's brochure:
Township bulk pickup
- Two large items per week, with no advance notice needed
- Furniture, mattresses and televisions
- Refrigerators and freezers with the doors off
- Carpet rolled in 4-foot bundles
- Yard waste from April 1 through the first week of December, with township compost stickers
Not collected by the hauler
- Concrete, bricks and construction materials
- Car and truck parts, engines and tires
- Tree stumps
- Cyclone fencing and railroad ties
- Hazardous waste, liquids and oil-based paint
Much of the second list, especially remodeling debris and anything beyond two items a week, is work for a junk removal crew. For heavy materials like concrete or stumps, describe them in the form with a photo and we'll confirm what we can take. Hazardous materials can't go in any junk removal load.
Highland Township junk removal services
Whatever needs to go, junk removal in Highland Township works the same way: send photos, get a clear price, and it gets hauled away.
Furniture Removal in Highland Township
Couches, sectionals, recliners, dressers, desks and dining sets carried out and hauled away.
Appliance Removal in Highland Township
Refrigerators, freezers, washers, dryers, stoves and water heaters removed from where they sit.
Mattress Removal in Highland Township
Mattresses, box springs and bed frames of any size.
Hot Tub Removal in Highland Township
Old hot tubs and spas hauled off from decks, patios and backyards.
Garage Cleanout in Highland Township
From a few shelves of clutter to a garage you can finally park in again.
Estate Cleanout in Highland Township
Whole-home cleanouts for families, executors and realtors preparing a house.
Construction Debris Removal in Highland Township
Drywall, lumber, flooring, cabinets and other leftovers from a remodel.
Yard Waste Removal in Highland Township
Branches, brush, leaves and landscaping debris, in or out of season.
Commercial Junk Removal in Highland Township
Office furniture, retail fixtures and business cleanouts.
Also serving areas near Highland Township
Besides junk removal in Highland Township, we work throughout the communities around our Commerce Township base, including:
Highland Township junk removal FAQ
How many large items can I put out in Highland Township?
The township's guidance sets a two large item limit per week. Furniture, mattresses, carpet in 4-foot bundles, refrigerators and freezers with the doors off, and televisions are accepted. If you have a room or a garage full, that's a long wait, which is where we come in.
What won't the township's hauler take?
According to the township's hauler brochure: concrete, bricks and construction materials; car and truck parts, engines and tires; hazardous waste, liquids and oil-based paint; tree stumps; cyclone fencing and railroad ties.
Where do Highland Township residents take hazardous waste?
The township isn't part of RRRASOC or NoHaz. Its website points residents to a licensed hazardous waste facility in Livonia for paint and chemicals. Check the township website for current details.
Do you work on rural and lakefront properties?
Yes. Long driveways, outbuildings and lake lots just mean more planning. Tell us where the items are and how far they are from where a truck can park.
Get your Highland Township junk removal quote
Send photos and tell us where the items are on the property.
Request your free quote
Tell us what needs to go. Small jobs can be quoted from photos; bigger cleanouts get a quick on-site estimate.