Junk removal across Bradenton, from downtown and the Village of the Arts to the neighborhoods along the Manatee River. Free on-site estimate, same-day when the schedule allows.
Manatee County Seat
Bradenton is the county seat and largest city in Manatee County, on the south bank of the Manatee River. Two bridges, the Green Bridge and the DeSoto Bridge, connect it to Palmetto, and the Bradenton Riverwalk runs along the water between them.
Housing here ranges from restored cottages near downtown to single-family neighborhoods, rentals, and small commercial spaces. The Village of the Arts, near downtown, is a live-work district of restored 1920s and 1930s cottages used as homes, studios, and galleries, so a cleanout there can involve household and studio contents at the same address.
We handle homeowners, landlords, realtors, and businesses across the city and nearby Manatee County.
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City Bulk Pickup
If you are inside Bradenton city limits, the city collects bulk items by request. You call the city to schedule, pay a per-item fee on your utility bill, and have items at the curb by 6:00 a.m. on your collection day. Appliances, mattresses, sofas, electronics, and up to four tires are accepted. Propane tanks, hazardous materials, and liquids are not.
One rule to know: the city says you must call within 48 hours of setting items at the curb, or you can be charged an illegal dumping fee.
That service works well for a couch or two you can move yourself. When the items are heavy, spread through the house, or need to be gone the same day, our crew does the carrying from inside and hauls it all in one trip.
What We Do in Bradenton
Jobs we take on across the city:
Landfill and Hazardous Waste
Manatee County’s Lena Road Landfill is at 3333 Lena Road, south of State Road 64 and about a mile east of I-75. It accepts household garbage, yard waste, appliances, tires, and construction debris for a fee, and loads must be covered and separated or the fee doubles.
Household hazardous waste and electronics are free at Lena Road for Manatee County residents. That is the right place for paint cans, chemicals, and propane tanks, which our crew does not take.
For everything else, we price by volume in person before the work starts. There is no mileage surcharge, and any county disposal fees are gone over with you on site.
The Process
Tell us the address and what is going. We book a 2-hour arrival window.
The crew calls about 30 minutes ahead, looks at the job, and quotes before lifting anything.
Approve the price and the crew loads, sweeps, and sorts items for donation and recycling where practical.
Why Local Matters
Junk Nation Removal is locally owned and operated in Tampa Bay and covers northern Manatee County along with Pinellas and Hillsborough. In Bradenton that means knowing which side of the city line you are on and what the county landfill will and won’t take.
Locally owned and operated in Tampa Bay
Veteran owned and operated
Licensed and insured for residential and commercial work
Free on-site estimate before any work starts
Donation and recycling sorted where practical
Card or Apple Pay, collected after the job is done
Common Questions
No. Addresses outside city limits get trash service through Manatee County Utilities, which runs its own bulk collection pilot. Our service is the same on either side of the line.
Yes. We handle rental, foreclosure, and estate cleanouts, and the owner or property manager does not have to be there as long as the crew can get in.
Yes, including soiled mattresses and fridges or freezers. Heavy or specialty items may factor into the quote, which you get before we start.
Same-day and next-day visits are possible when the schedule allows. Call or text (813) 608-3562.
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