Shively, KY
JUNK REMOVAL IN SHIVELY
Blake & Brennin's Crew · Licensed & Insured
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Junk removal in Shively, Kentucky
Haulaway Junk Removal serves Shively and southwest Jefferson County with full-service hauling for both sides of the city: mid-century homes off Dixie Highway and the commercial and warehouse frontage that runs through it. Licensed, insured, 81 Google reviews, and a price confirmed before we start.
Basements and detached garages
Most Shively calls are basement and garage cleanouts. The houses here were built through the 1950s on compact lots with detached garages and full basements, and those spaces hold decades of stored furniture, appliances and boxes. Blake and Brennin’s crew carries it all out by hand. Nothing needs to reach the curb before we arrive.
The Dixie Highway and Millers Lane corridor
On the commercial side, the Dixie Highway strip and the Millers Lane and Bernheim Lane industrial corridor generate pallets, shelving, fixtures and remodel debris. We schedule those loads around business hours so your lot and dock stay usable during the day.
Common Shively jobs include garage cleanouts, basement cleanouts, appliance removal, and commercial junk removal. Serving Shively, Louisville, Lynnview, and all of Jefferson County.
HOW IT WORKS
Getting Rid of Junk Is Simple
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Junk Removal Services in Shively
Don't see your item? Call us and we handle most things not on this list.
Shively's mid-century houses have narrow driveways, low basement stairs and detached garages set back on the lot. Blake and Brennin's crew carries everything out by hand rather than asking you to move it to the curb. Same-day available when you call before noon.
Areas We Serve Around Shively
The Work We Do Most in Shively
Basement and Garage Cleanouts in Post-War Homes
Shively built out through the 1950s, so most of the housing stock is small-footprint homes with full basements, crawlspaces and detached garages. Those spaces absorb decades of storage, and clearing them is a carry-out job rather than a curbside pickup. Haulaway's crew handles the stairs, the tight turns and the loading.
- Full basement clear-outs including stored furniture and boxes
- Detached garage and shed clearing down to bare floor
- Crawlspace and utility-room removal
Appliance and Water Heater Removal
Basement-level appliances are the common call here: chest freezers, old washers and dryers, and water heaters sitting at the bottom of a narrow stairwell. We disconnect nothing electrical or gas-fired ourselves, so have those lines shut off first, and then we carry the unit out and haul it away.
- Basement washer, dryer and chest freezer removal
- Water heater and furnace haul-away after disconnection
- Kitchen appliance removal during remodels
Commercial Cleanouts Along the Dixie Highway Corridor
The commercial strip along Dixie Highway and the warehouse and distillery corridor near Millers and Bernheim Lane generate a different kind of load: pallets, shelving, broken fixtures and construction debris. Haulaway schedules those around business hours so the lot stays clear during the day.
- Retail fixture, shelving and display removal on tenant turnover
- Warehouse pallet, crate and packaging debris hauling
- Office furniture and equipment clearing
TESTIMONIALS
FROM OUR CUSTOMERS
"Highly recommend! Two gentlemen helped me get rid of several tons of dirt. Very professional, fair price, and did a fantastic job."
"Excellent work!!! They showed up on time. Bryce, Phil, and Zack were very respectful, Fast, and efficient! Everything was moved smoothly and without damages."
"I recently moved out and hired Haulaway, and I couldn't be happier with the experience. They arrived right on time, worked efficiently, and had everything hauled away much faster than I expected. The entire process was smooth, stress-free, and professional from start to finish. Blake and Brennin are genuinely great people who take pride in their work and treat customers with respect."
Junk removal in Shively is priced by volume, no hourly rates, no per-item fees. Basement and garage jobs are quoted on what actually leaves the property. Price confirmed before we start. See our full pricing guide for exact tiers.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do you handle basement and crawlspace clearouts in small-footprint Shively homes?
Shively houses built in the 1950s have tight basements and crawlspaces packed with furniture and decades of storage. We carry everything up narrow stairs by hand, with no pre-sorting to the curb needed. Dollies and straps handle the heavy work. These are carry-out jobs, not curbside pickups. Call (502) 340-7359 with a description.
Can you clear a detached garage and haul scrap metal in Shively?
Yes. Detached garages in older Shively neighborhoods often sit back on the lot with stored equipment and scrap metal. We load and haul everything in one trip. Metal, old tools, wooden structures and general debris all come out. Volume-based pricing confirmed before we start.
Do you handle commercial and warehouse pickups around Dixie Highway and Millers Lane?
Yes. We pick up retail fixtures, warehouse pallets, office furniture and light-industrial debris along the Dixie Highway and Millers Lane corridor. We schedule after-hours work if you need the lot clear during business hours. Price confirmed before we show up.
What if you can't see the whole load from the driveway? How is the price set?
If a basement load or deep-garage job isn't fully visible from outside, we quote based on what's actually there once we assess the space. Everything gets confirmed on-site before the crew starts moving anything. Pricing stays by volume, not time. Call (502) 340-7359 to start the process.
About Shively
Shively sits about five miles southwest of downtown Louisville, centered on the junction of US-60 and Dixie Highway. Incorporated in 1938 and built out rapidly through the 1950s, it is a compact 4.6-square-mile city of mid-century houses, detached garages and small commercial frontage, wrapped around the distillery and warehouse corridor that still runs through it. That mix produces two very different jobs on the same day: basement and garage cleanouts from post-war homes, and pallet, fixture and warehouse debris hauling from the Dixie Highway commercial strip.