Junk removal in Peyton, out on the plains
Peyton is the rural eastern plains about twenty miles north-east of the city, where the subdivisions of Falcon give out and the lots turn into parcels. Farms, horse properties, a house at the end of a mile of gravel, and outbuildings that have been collecting things since before the interstate.
A Peyton call is rarely one couch. It is the place behind the barn, the lean-to full of fence wire and feed sacks, the pickup that has not run since 2011, the tires stacked against the shed, the furniture from the bunkhouse. The crew comes expecting a full truck and a long day, looks at everything at once so one price covers the whole clearout, and loads it honestly: metal to scrap, tires with their surcharge, wood and the rest to the landfill by weight, old fuel and chemicals set aside with a note on where they go.
The other Peyton job is the house itself, when a place sells or a parent who farmed it is gone. An estate cleanout out here is bigger than in town because the buildings are bigger and there are more of them; we work it over as many days as it takes, and the family decides what stays.
Gravel, gates and turnarounds
Tell us about the drive when you call: how long, whether a truck can turn around at the house, whether there is a gate to meet you at. The look is free and that is where the plan is made. Peyton is at the edge of our range to the east; Calhan and Ellicott are a call-and-ask.
The calls we get from Peyton
Farm and ranch clearouts
Outbuildings, wire, feed sacks, tires, the dead machine. Everything looked at once, one price, honest weight.
Estates on parcels
Big houses, more buildings, cleared with the family over as many days as it takes.
Full-truck loads
Peyton jobs fill the truck. The crew tells you how many trips before it starts.
Streets, neighborhoods and landmarks we work around
- Highway 24 east of Falcon
- Peyton Highway
- Judge Orr Road
- Bradley Road east
- Curtis Road
- Sweet Road
- Elbert Road
- Murphy Road
- Old Peyton townsite
- Falcon edge
- Calhan side
- Ellicott side
Everything the truck takes in Peyton
- Junk removal and hauling, furniture, appliances, mattresses
- Garage, basement and storage cleanouts, estate cleanouts, hoarding cleanup
- Hot tubs, sheds, fences and playsets, remodel debris
- Brush, slash and yard waste, offices and rentals, electronics, tires and odd items
Questions from Peyton
Do you charge for the drive out to Peyton?
A little for the far side of it, said up front in the price. Nothing for the Falcon side.
Can you take a vehicle?
A dead pickup or trailer is a different kind of removal; call and ask and we'll say plainly whether we can or who can.
What about tires? There are a lot.
Yes, per-tire surcharge. Tell us roughly how many so the crew brings the room.
Can you take feed sacks, hay and manure?
Sacks and bagged material, yes. Hay and manure are a farm-waste question; we'll say if it's not ours.
How many days for a whole place?
The crew looks and tells you. Two or three days with two trucks a day is a normal farm clearout.
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