Here is the move: bag it up, set it at the curb, and book a pickup so it is gone by morning. You handle the inside. We handle the mountain of bags by the door. Nobody has to drive to the dump hungover.
Why is the cleanup always the worst part?
Because the fun is over and the volume is just getting started. A grad party, a cookout, a birthday, a holiday thing, they all leave behind way more trash than your bins can hold in a week. Bags of cups and plates. A folding chair that did not make it. A canopy that gave up. Empty boxes, sad decorations, leftover food. Your weekly pickup takes one look at that pile and keeps driving.
That is the whole problem. One big burst of junk, and no good way to make it disappear on your timeline.
What do I do the morning after?
Sort fast, then stage it where we can reach it. A quick order that works:
- Bag the loose stuff. Cups, plates, wrappers, food. Use contractor bags so they do not split halfway to the curb and ruin your morning twice.
- Gather the big stuff. Broken chairs, the collapsed tent, cardboard, the cooler that cracked.
- Put it at the curb. Curb, driveway, alley, or side of the house. One spot, easy to grab.
- Snap a photo and book. That photo is your quote. Pick the closest size and we confirm before charging anything.
How does Curbd handle party messes?
This is basically our home turf. Photo, flat price, leave it at the curb, done. You do not need to be home. No phone calls, no guy walking around your yard quoting you, no four-hour window to babysit the morning after a late one.
Most party piles are a standard load at $150, which is about a pickup-truck bed and covers the usual heap of bags plus a few bulky things. A smaller hang might fit the $79 tier (one item or up to 5 bags). A big event with furniture and real debris can land at the XL load for $299.
Booked the night before? It is often gone by morning. Only realized how bad it was when you woke up? Book by noon and same-day is usually on the table for a $39 rush.
What can you take, and what is a hard no?
We will haul the usual aftermath: bags of trash, broken furniture and chairs, cardboard, decorations, small appliances, and most electronics. And we donate or recycle what we reasonably can, so it is not all headed straight for the trash.
The hard no list: hazardous stuff like paint and chemicals, construction and demo debris, dirt and concrete, and tires. Not sure about something? Toss it in the photo and we will tell you before we charge a cent.
How do I know I am not getting overcharged?
You see the flat price before you book, and it does not move later. We hold your card at booking and only charge it after we approve the pickup and the job is done. If we cannot take the pile, the hold drops and you pay nothing. No deposits, no surprise "well, actually" upcharge when we pull up.
FAQ
Can you come the morning after a late night?
Usually, yes. Book the night before and it is often gone by morning. Book by noon and same-day pickup is typically available for a $39 rush fee.
What size should I book for a party?
Most party piles fit the standard load at $150, roughly a pickup-truck bed. Small gatherings may fit $79, and big events with furniture may need the XL load at $299. Send a photo and we confirm the size before charging.
Do I have to be there for pickup?
No. Bag and stack everything at the curb, alley, driveway, or side of the house and we take it without you there.