Junk Removal in Winston-Salem, NC

Junk removal for every kind of home in Winston-Salem

Winston-Salem is a city of about 250,000 people, so the jobs here vary a lot. One day it’s a sofa from a second-floor apartment. The next it’s a full garage in a house that’s been in the family for decades. We handle both, and you don’t have to drag anything to the curb.

• Furniture and household items: sofas, recliners, mattresses, bed frames, dressers, tables and boxes
• Appliances: refrigerators, washers, dryers, ranges and dishwashers, sent to scrap or recycling where they can be
• Big, awkward items: hot tubs, pianos, gun safes and swing sets
• Whole spaces: garages, attics, basements and storage units
• Remodel leftovers: drywall, flooring, cabinets, lumber and tile from a small tear-out

What we don’t take: chemicals, paint, asbestos, lead paint debris, contaminated soil or anything biohazardous.

Rentals, move-outs and college leases

If you own rentals in Winston-Salem, you know the drill. When a tenant moves out, the landlord is often left with furniture, mattresses and bags of trash, and a new tenant on the way. We clear the unit so it’s ready to show. Tell us your re-let date first and we’ll be straight about whether we can meet it.

The city is also home to five colleges, including Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem State University and the UNC School of the Arts. When a lease ends, the furniture that came in often doesn’t leave with the student. We pick it up from the house or apartment and donate what’s still usable when we can.

Older homes in West End, Ardmore and nearby

West End and Ardmore are two of the city’s older neighborhoods, built up in the early 1900s. Houses from that time can mean basements, attics and narrow stairs. Carrying a load up from a basement takes more work than a pickup from a garage, and we plan for it. If you’re clearing out a family home in one of these areas, see our estate cleanouts in Winston-Salem page.

What affects the price

• How much there is. A few pieces of furniture and a full house sit at very different ends of the range.
• Access. Stairs, upper floors, long carries and tight parking add time. A ground-floor garage is the quickest job.
• What the material is. Metal and appliances can often be scrapped. Mattresses, tires, electronics and construction debris carry disposal fees.

The quote, the trip out to look and the cleanup after we load cost you nothing. For typical prices by load size and item, see our junk removal cost guide.

Why Winston-Salem calls Medleys

• Upfront, honest pricing. You get a free quote before we start, with no hidden fees.
• We do the lifting. Stairs, basements and long carries are our job, not yours.
• We sort every load. Furniture in good shape is donated when possible, and metal goes to scrap.
• Local and family run. We’re based in State Road and serve Forsyth County, including Clemmons and Rural Hall.

How it works

1. Call or text 336-756-2117, or send the quote form. A photo helps.
2. Get a free, upfront quote and pick a day and time that works for you.
3. We show up, load everything and haul it away. You don’t lift a thing.
4. We donate, scrap and recycle what we can. The landfill gets what’s left.