How much does junk removal cost in Philadelphia?

A single item starts around $75-$125. A quarter truckload runs $125-$200, and a full 15-foot truckload starts at $400. No hidden fees. Call (267) 734-9417.

Do you offer same-day junk removal in Philadelphia?

Yes! Call Antoine at (267) 734-9417 Monday-Friday 7AM-7PM or Saturday 10AM-6PM.

Do you offer moving services?

Yes. Runner Runner LLC offers both junk removal AND local moving in Philadelphia. Same-day combo available.

What areas in Philadelphia do you serve?

All of Philadelphia including South Philly, North Philly, Fishtown, Kensington, Germantown, West Philadelphia, Northeast Philadelphia, and surrounding areas.

Are you licensed and insured?

Yes. Runner Runner LLC is fully licensed and insured in Philadelphia, PA.

How is junk removal priced?

Three things: how much truck space the load takes, how hard it is to get out, and where it has to go. Antoine gives you the all-in number before the crew starts, and that number doesn't change once the truck is loaded.

Can you come the same day?

Often, yes. Call in the morning Monday to Friday and we can frequently be there that afternoon. Saturday slots fill fastest, so call early if you need the weekend.

Do I have to carry anything to the curb?

No. Point at it and we take it from wherever it sits, including basements, third floors, and back yards. Curbside pickup is fine too if that's easier for you.

What happens to my stuff after you take it?

Working items go to local Philadelphia donation partners. Metal and appliances go to recycling. Everything else goes to a licensed transfer station.

Do you handle moving as well as junk removal?

Both, and most customers book them together. We move what you're keeping in 15-foot box trucks and clear out what you're leaving behind on the same visit.

What areas do you serve?

Every neighborhood in Philadelphia, including South Philly, North Philly, West Philly, Fishtown, Kensington and Germantown, plus Upper Darby and the immediate suburbs.

Are you licensed and insured?

Yes. Runner Runner LLC is a licensed and insured Philadelphia business, and every load is taken to a permitted disposal or recycling facility.

Junk Removal Mount Airy Philadelphia PA | Runner Runner LLC

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Mount Airy, Philadelphia, PA · Same-Day Available

Junk Removal & Moving
in Mount Airy, Philadelphia

Stone Victorians, big porches and three floors of belongings. Antoine sends the right-size crew and clears the whole house in one visit.

Mon-Fri 7am-7pm · Sat 10am-6pm · Sun closed

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Same-Day Available

No Hidden Fees

Stone twins & Victorians

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Attics & basements

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What We Do in Mount Airy

What Runner Runner LLC
Does in Mount Airy

The same trusted crew and honest pricing, scaled for the larger older homes that define this neighborhood.

Junk Removal

Attic trunks, basement furniture and porch pieces carried out of big stone houses.

Moving

Moves out of three-story twins and Victorians, with extra care on original banisters and trim.

Whole-House Cleanouts

Every room from the third-floor attic to the cellar cleared in one coordinated visit.

Estate Cleanouts

Large family homes, handled step by step with attention to anything you want to keep.

Furniture Removal

Heavy antique and mid-century pieces removed with padding and a plan for tight stairwells.

Appliance Removal

Old kitchen and laundry appliances taken from basements and back kitchens.

Mount Airy homes are generously sized stone twins and detached Victorians, often with several floors, porches and old storage rooms. We ask about floors, stairs and any pieces to keep, then bring enough crew to move through the house efficiently.

Built for This Neighborhood

Mount Airy Junk Removal,
Built for Stone Victorians and Big Attics

Mount Airy has some of the most solid older housing in the city: stone twins, wide porches and deep basements on tree-lined streets close to the Wissahickon. Those houses hold a lot, and they were built when attics and cellars were storage spaces. When a family clears one, the volume is real and the details matter: banisters to protect, wood floors to cover, and furniture that is worth keeping or selling. We help you separate what goes from what stays and finish the clear-out in a single scheduled visit.