Apache Junction, Arizona

Junk removal in Apache Junction. Loaded, hauled, gone.

Apache Junction hands its trash to a contractor: the City of Apache Junction says Republic Services runs curbside pickup and the once-a-month bulk route, with your bulk Wednesday set by which stretch between the major north-south roads you live on. If you would rather skip the call-ahead and the pile rules, The Good Life Junk Removal offers junk removal here, loading and hauling furniture, appliances, yard waste and property clean-outs. Send a text or call to (602) 486-2331 with your address so we can confirm we reach your property.

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Clearing out a Apache Junction home: what to know.

What tends to matter when the junk is in Apache Junction, from the city’s own rules and the way its neighborhoods are built.

  1. Fence posts and metal stay out of bulk

    The City of Apache Junction lists metal, rebar and fence posts among the items the monthly bulk pickup will not take, along with tires, rims and automobile parts. Old fencing, scrap metal and project leftovers from a large lot need another way out than the bulk pile.

  2. Bulk piles wait until the day before

    The City of Apache Junction says a bulk pile goes in front of the home on the property, not on the sidewalk, street or alley, more than five feet from any fixed object and no more than 24 hours before pickup, and may be up to six feet long, wide and high. Branches have to be cut to three-foot lengths and tied, so a big yard cleanup takes real prep before it can go out.

  3. Seasonal homes and service holds

    The City of Apache Junction says seasonal residents can put trash service on hold once a year for up to six months, and a 2010 housing assessment prepared for the Arizona Department of Housing describes large numbers of RVs and seasonal residents in the city. The weeks around a seasonal arrival or departure can be a natural time to clear out a garage or patio.

  4. Mobile home parks run separate trash

    The City of Apache Junction counts mobile home parks that have their own solid waste contracts as commercial under its trash contract, and it honors existing HOA hauler contracts until they expire. The 2010 housing assessment for the Arizona Department of Housing calls mobile homes the predominant housing type in the city, so anyone clearing out a park home should ask the park office what its dumpsters accept first.

  5. Washes cross the south side

    The City of Apache Junction's development code notes large washes across the Lost Dutchman Heights area south of Baseline Avenue, including two FEMA-designated floodplain washes, Weekes Wash and Siphon Draw. On lots near desert washes, it makes sense to stage junk away from drainage paths so storm runoff cannot carry it off.

  6. Contractor debris skips the bulk route

    The City of Apache Junction says the bulk pickup does not take bricks, concrete, asphalt, dirt and rocks, roofing, glass doors and mirrors, or any construction materials generated by a contractor, and that the service is not for construction or demolition debris. The City of Apache Junction lists a resident rate at the Apache Junction Landfill of $11.30 for up to 500 pounds plus ADEQ fees, and Republic Services requires hard hats and vests on site.

Around Apache Junction

  • Superstition Vistas
  • Radiance at Superstition Vistas
  • Blossom Rock
  • Lost Dutchman Heights (Portalis)

A neighborhood name is not a promise for every street. Call or text with your exact address and we will confirm it.

Apache Junction trash rules, in plain words.

Before you book anyone, here is what the official sources say about bulk pickup and drop-off, with each page linked below.

  • The City of Apache Junction says that since April 1, 2020, only Republic Services provides curbside trash for covered residences, under a contract the City Council awarded on December 3, 2019 (checked October 14, 2026).
  • According to the City of Apache Junction, residents must call Republic Services one week before their zone's monthly bulk Wednesday to be added to the route (checked October 14, 2026).
  • The City of Apache Junction says residents can take one load of up to 500 pounds to the landfill at no charge during a scheduled week offered four times a year, with proof of residency such as a water bill (checked October 14, 2026).
  • The City of Apache Junction lists the 2026 landfill weeks as February 9 to 14, May 4 to 9, August 3 to 8 and November 9 to 14, and calls the dates tentative and subject to change (checked October 14, 2026).

From the official pages: City of Apache Junction, Trash Service, codelibrary.amlegal.com, 0 0 0 22953, apachejunctionaz.gov, apachejunctionaz.gov, Superstition Vistas.

Real jobs. Drag to compare.

Before and after photos from our own work around the East Valley.

Before: a large pile of cut mesquite branches covering a gravel backyard beside a shed
After: the same backyard cleared to bare gravel, the shed and block wall clear
A backyard buried in branches. Cut mesquite piled across the yard, loaded up and hauled off.
Before: an old wooden swing set frame standing against a block wall in a backyard
After: the swing set gone, only a dark patch of soil left on the gravel by the wall
An old swing set, gone. Frame taken down and hauled away, nothing left but the footprint.

Three steps to a clear space.

  1. Tell us what has to go

    Call, text or send the form. A sentence or a photo is enough: "a couch, a fridge and the pile by the side gate."

  2. Get your quote

    We talk through the job and you get a quote before anything is loaded.

  3. We load it and haul it

    We do the lifting and the loading, then haul it all away.

A red pickup towing a gray dump trailer, its load of branches under a mesh tarp

From a customer

I used Jaime and his crew for the final clean up after an estate sale at my mother's home in Ahwatukee. They removed a hot tub as well as all remaining items in the home. The place was left cleaner than it had been before the sale. They thought of everything and had all the equipment needed on site. The estate agent said it was the best clean up job she had ever seen!

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Apache Junction questions

Something else? Call or text (602) 486-2331.

How do I schedule bulk pickup in Apache Junction?

Call Republic Services at 602-237-2078 a week ahead. The City of Apache Junction says bulk runs on a set Wednesday each month by zone, from the 1st Wednesday for Meridian Road to Ironwood Drive through the 4th Wednesday for Tomahawk Road to Goldfield Road. If the pile is bigger than the city's limits or the timing does not work, call or text (602) 486-2331 with your address.

When is the next no-charge landfill week in Apache Junction?

November 9 to 14, 2026 is the last one the City of Apache Junction lists for this year, and the city calls the dates tentative. The City of Apache Junction says residents can bring one load of up to 500 pounds with proof of residency such as a water bill, limited to one pickup truck bed of refuse per household, and Republic Services requires hard hats and vests at the landfill.

Will Apache Junction's bulk pickup take old fence posts or metal?

No. The City of Apache Junction lists metal, rebar and fence posts among the items the bulk pickup does not accept, along with appliances containing refrigerants. Text or call (602) 486-2331 with photos and your address and we will tell you what we can take.

How much does junk removal cost in Apache Junction?

It depends on how much there is and how hard it is to reach. Tell us what you have, or text a photo, and you get a quote first. Our cost guide explains what moves the price.

Apache Junction, point at it. We’ll haul it.

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“They thought of everything and had all the equipment needed on site.” Sheryl J.

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