JUNK-A-SAURUSNeed yard debris removal in Midvale? Junk-A-Saurus covers every corner of Midvale, including Bingham Junction, East Midvale and Union Fort, with fast, same-day yard debris removal. Branches, brush, old fencing and landscaping debris cleared and hauled fast. You point, we lift, load and haul it away, then sweep up. And because we run 24 hours a day, a late-night or early-morning pickup in Removal Midvale is a normal booking, not a favour.
Yard loads here are as often a tear-out as a trim: old chain link, dead junipers and the concrete a fence post was set in, rather than a season of clippings. We take posts and footings along with the panels. Priced by volume rather than weight, so a trailer of brush costs less than people expect.
Midvale splits neatly in two for this kind of work. The older streets around Union Fort have established gardens with real trees and real green waste, while the newer townhomes at Bingham Junction have small yards where the debris is usually a one-off, a torn-out planting bed or a patio being replaced. Small loads are worth doing here because we are close enough that the trip does not dominate the cost.
*Some household chemicals/hazardous materials can't be hauled, ask us and we'll point you the right way.
Tell us what you've got for a fast, free quote.
Same-day or scheduled, we do all the lifting.
We haul it off and sweep up.
Yes. Junk-A-Saurus is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and that includes Removal Midvale. Call or text 801-516-9569 whenever the junk is in your way — nights, weekends and holidays included. Late-night and early-morning pickups are routine for us.
Do you offer yard debris removal in Midvale?Yes. We provide same-day and next-day yard debris removal throughout Midvale, including Bingham Junction, East Midvale and Union Fort.
How fast can you get to Midvale?Often the same day. Call or text 801-516-9569 and we will reach your Midvale home or business fast.
Do I have to lift anything?No. Our crew does 100% of the lifting, loading and cleanup. You just point at what needs to go.