Easley is twenty-five minutes north of Anderson, up Highway 81 and across the Highway 153 corridor from Powdersville, and the crew is there most weeks: furniture pickups in the mill-village streets near downtown, garage cleanouts in the subdivisions along Highway 153 and Highway 123, renovation debris from the textile-era houses being brought back, and roll-offs for the bigger remodels. Same photo quote, same prices.
Easley is the largest city in Pickens County, which means a different county for disposal than Anderson: the truck is the same, the quote is the same, and we know which facility takes what on each side of the line.
What we do in Easley
- Furniture and Appliance Removal in Easley
- House, Estate and Hoarding Cleanouts in Easley
- Garage, Basement and Storage Unit Cleanouts in Easley
- Construction and Renovation Debris Removal in Easley
- Hot Tub, Shed and Playset Removal in Easley
- Dumpster Rental in Easley
- Storm and Yard Debris Cleanup in Easley
About Easley
Easley grew up as a textile town on the rail line between Greenville and Pickens, and the mill villages around the old plants still make up much of its housing, with new subdivisions filling the land between Highway 153 and Highway 123. The Doodle Trail runs from downtown toward Pickens. Powdersville, Wren, the Highway 123 corridor toward Liberty and the south side toward Piedmont are all within the service area.