Why Choose Outbound
Say goodbye to your junk!
The best part about the Outbound team is that you don't have to do anything. With one phone call, our certified and licensed team will clean up your space so fast - if you blink, you'll miss it.
The best part about the Outbound team is that you don't have to do anything. With one phone call, our certified and licensed team will clean up your space so fast - if you blink, you'll miss it.
We're here for you when you need to reclaim space, your mom's old dresser is too heavy to lift, or the mess is just too much.
Meet your new best friends. We help property managers take back their buildings and their time.
We offer competitive single-item pricing and large-scale junk removal.
Call us to get an estimate!
One man's junk is another man's treasure! We can take your non-trash items to a recycling center or second-hand shop.
Old junk doesn't deserve to take up any more space in your life. One call to our team and "Presto!", it's like it never existed.
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You've got questions? We've got answers.
Junk removal is full-service: our crew shows up, does all the loading, hauls everything away, and sweeps up when we're done. Dumpster rental is self-service: we drop a container, you fill it on your own time, and we come pick it up.
Junk removal is the right call when you don't want to do the loading yourself, you have a smaller volume of stuff (less than a dumpster's worth), or you need it gone fast. Dumpster rental is the right call when you've got a bigger project and you want to load on your own schedule. Outbound does both — and unlike national franchises that only do one or the other, we'll honestly tell you which one makes more sense for your situation.
Learn more: Junk Removal vs. Renting a Dumpster — Which One Is Right for Your Project?
Junk removal in NWA starts at a $125 minimum charge for small loads, and pricing scales up based on how much space your items take up in the truck — broken down into 1/8, 1/4, 1/2, 3/4, and full truckload pricing. Our trucks hold the equivalent of about seven pickup truck loads, so even a full truck handles a lot.
For heavy materials like dirt, concrete, gravel, or shingles, pricing is based on volume up to a maximum height of one foot in the truck (because weight, not just space, becomes the constraint). For certain single items (mattresses, single appliances, TVs), we offer flat-rate pricing that's sometimes less than the $125 minimum.
Yes — our minimum charge is $125. That covers up to about 1/8 of a truckload, which is roughly the equivalent of 1–2 small items, a single piece of furniture, or a tight pickup-truck-bed worth of debris. If you have less than that, single-item flat rates may be a better fit (mattresses, TVs, single appliances). For everything else, the $125 minimum is the floor and pricing scales up from there based on volume.
For most jobs, no — we need to see the items in person to give you an accurate price, since pricing is based on volume in the truck. For some single-item removals (mattresses, single appliances, TVs) we can give you a flat-rate quote over the phone. The best path is a free, no-obligation onsite estimate: we come out, look at your stuff, give you the exact price, and you decide whether to go ahead. If the price doesn't work for you, we leave — no charge, no pressure.
It's exactly what it sounds like: we send a uniformed crew to your location, they look at the items you want removed, and they give you a final price before any work starts. If you say yes, they get to work right then. If you say no, they leave — no charge, no pressure. We do this because pricing is based on volume in the truck, and we'd rather give you an accurate price in person than guess high or low over the phone. Most onsite estimates take 5–10 minutes.
Most household and commercial junk: mattresses and box springs, couches and other furniture, appliances, electronics and TVs, exercise equipment, yard debris, construction debris, hot tubs, sheds, playsets, and pretty much anything two people can lift and load. We pull items from anywhere on the property — garage, basement, attic, backyard — you don't have to drag everything to the curb. If you're not sure whether we can take something specific, give us a call at 479-335-5579 and we'll let you know.
Hazardous materials, primarily. The full prohibited list: liquids of any kind; anything radioactive, volatile, corrosive, highly flammable, explosive, biomedical, infectious, or toxic; automotive fluids and filters; fuels and solvents (gasoline, diesel, kerosene, paint thinner); explosives and ammunition; lead paint; lawn and garden chemicals; contaminated soil; tires; railroad ties; batteries; medical waste; asbestos-containing material. If you have something on this list and you're not sure how to dispose of it properly, we can usually point you to the right resource — just ask.
Yes — we take refrigerators, freezers, window A/C units, and other appliances containing freon. The EPA requires refrigerant to be properly recovered before these appliances can go to final disposal, so there's typically a small additional fee on these items to cover the certified recovery process at the disposal facility. You don't have to track down a separate recycler or schedule a freon-removal appointment — we handle the chain of custody so the appliance ends up at a facility that can do the recovery legally and document it. Standard appliances without freon (washers, dryers, dishwashers, ovens, microwaves) are taken at our normal volume-based pricing.
Absolutely — these are some of our most common pickups. Mattresses and box springs (any size, including king and California king), couches and sectionals, recliners, dressers, armoires, dining tables, desks, hot tubs, sheds, playsets, and other big-and-awkward pieces. As long as two people can lift and load it, we'll take it. For really heavy or oversized items like hot tubs and sheds, give us a heads-up when you book so we can plan the right crew and equipment.
Yes — TVs of any size, computers and monitors, printers, stereo equipment, gaming systems, small electronics, and general e-waste. Electronics often contain materials that don't belong in landfills, so we route e-waste to certified recycling facilities whenever possible. Single TVs and single electronics often qualify for flat-rate pricing that's below our $125 minimum, so call 479-335-5579 with the specific item if you've just got one or two pieces to get rid of.
Yes, but only if it's fully dried. Liquid paint isn't allowed in our trucks. To dry latex paint at home, leave the can open with kitty litter or a paint hardener mixed in until it's solid — usually 24 to 48 hours. Oil-based paint should go to a household hazardous waste facility (we can point you to the right one in your area). Once your paint is dry, we'll take the cans as part of a regular pickup.
Most pickups are scheduled within 24 to 48 hours, and same-day service is often available if you call early. We service all of Northwest Arkansas — Bentonville, Rogers, Fayetteville, Springdale, Bella Vista, Centerton, and the surrounding cities — from our Bentonville shop, which keeps response times fast. Call 479-335-5579 to check availability for your day.
Call us at 479-335-5579 or submit a request at calloutbound.com/contact. We'll set up a free onsite estimate at a time that works for you. Most appointments are scheduled within a few days, and same-day or next-day is often possible. On the day of your appointment, our crew will call or text 25–30 minutes before arrival so you know exactly when to expect us.
Not necessarily. If the items are accessible (outside, in an unlocked garage, or in a clearly marked location) and you can take care of payment over the phone, we can complete the job without you being on-site. If the items are inside a locked house or you want to walk through what's going and what's staying, you (or someone you trust) should plan to be there. Whichever works for you — just let us know when you book.
Yes — on the day of your appointment, our crew will call or text 25 to 30 minutes before we arrive so you know exactly when to expect us. No 4-hour delivery windows, no waiting around all day. If anything changes during the day (traffic, an earlier job running long), we'll keep you posted.
Our goal is to keep as much out of the landfill as possible. We donate items in usable condition to local NWA charities including Helping Hands, Habitat for Humanity ReStore, and Goodwill — all three accept furniture, appliances, household goods, and other items that have life left in them. Recyclable materials (metals, electronics, certain plastics) go to recycling. Only what truly has no other path goes to a permitted landfill, and we use facilities that follow all local and state disposal regulations.
Honestly? Sometimes yes — and we'll tell you straight up when that's the case. If you're filling more than about 3/4 of a truckload, a 20-yard or 30-yard roll-off dumpster is usually cheaper per cubic yard, and you get to load on your own schedule over 7 days. Junk removal makes more sense when you don't want to do the loading yourself, you need it gone fast, or you have less than a dumpster's worth of stuff. The advantage of calling Outbound is that we offer both — we'll point you toward whichever option saves you money on your specific job.
Learn more: Junk Removal vs. Renting a Dumpster — Which One Is Right for Your Project?
Junk removal is full-service: our crew shows up, does all the loading, hauls everything away, and sweeps up when we're done. Dumpster rental is self-service: we drop a container, you fill it on your own time, and we come pick it up.
Junk removal is the right call when you don't want to do the loading yourself, you have a smaller volume of stuff (less than a dumpster's worth), or you need it gone fast. Dumpster rental is the right call when you've got a bigger project and you want to load on your own schedule. Outbound does both — and unlike national franchises that only do one or the other, we'll honestly tell you which one makes more sense for your situation.
Learn more: Junk Removal vs. Renting a Dumpster — Which One Is Right for Your Project?
Junk removal in NWA starts at a $125 minimum charge for small loads, and pricing scales up based on how much space your items take up in the truck — broken down into 1/8, 1/4, 1/2, 3/4, and full truckload pricing. Our trucks hold the equivalent of about seven pickup truck loads, so even a full truck handles a lot.
For heavy materials like dirt, concrete, gravel, or shingles, pricing is based on volume up to a maximum height of one foot in the truck (because weight, not just space, becomes the constraint). For certain single items (mattresses, single appliances, TVs), we offer flat-rate pricing that's sometimes less than the $125 minimum.
Yes — our minimum charge is $125. That covers up to about 1/8 of a truckload, which is roughly the equivalent of 1–2 small items, a single piece of furniture, or a tight pickup-truck-bed worth of debris. If you have less than that, single-item flat rates may be a better fit (mattresses, TVs, single appliances). For everything else, the $125 minimum is the floor and pricing scales up from there based on volume.
For most jobs, no — we need to see the items in person to give you an accurate price, since pricing is based on volume in the truck. For some single-item removals (mattresses, single appliances, TVs) we can give you a flat-rate quote over the phone. The best path is a free, no-obligation onsite estimate: we come out, look at your stuff, give you the exact price, and you decide whether to go ahead. If the price doesn't work for you, we leave — no charge, no pressure.
It's exactly what it sounds like: we send a uniformed crew to your location, they look at the items you want removed, and they give you a final price before any work starts. If you say yes, they get to work right then. If you say no, they leave — no charge, no pressure. We do this because pricing is based on volume in the truck, and we'd rather give you an accurate price in person than guess high or low over the phone. Most onsite estimates take 5–10 minutes.
Most household and commercial junk: mattresses and box springs, couches and other furniture, appliances, electronics and TVs, exercise equipment, yard debris, construction debris, hot tubs, sheds, playsets, and pretty much anything two people can lift and load. We pull items from anywhere on the property — garage, basement, attic, backyard — you don't have to drag everything to the curb. If you're not sure whether we can take something specific, give us a call at 479-335-5579 and we'll let you know.
Hazardous materials, primarily. The full prohibited list: liquids of any kind; anything radioactive, volatile, corrosive, highly flammable, explosive, biomedical, infectious, or toxic; automotive fluids and filters; fuels and solvents (gasoline, diesel, kerosene, paint thinner); explosives and ammunition; lead paint; lawn and garden chemicals; contaminated soil; tires; railroad ties; batteries; medical waste; asbestos-containing material. If you have something on this list and you're not sure how to dispose of it properly, we can usually point you to the right resource — just ask.
Yes — we take refrigerators, freezers, window A/C units, and other appliances containing freon. The EPA requires refrigerant to be properly recovered before these appliances can go to final disposal, so there's typically a small additional fee on these items to cover the certified recovery process at the disposal facility. You don't have to track down a separate recycler or schedule a freon-removal appointment — we handle the chain of custody so the appliance ends up at a facility that can do the recovery legally and document it. Standard appliances without freon (washers, dryers, dishwashers, ovens, microwaves) are taken at our normal volume-based pricing.
Absolutely — these are some of our most common pickups. Mattresses and box springs (any size, including king and California king), couches and sectionals, recliners, dressers, armoires, dining tables, desks, hot tubs, sheds, playsets, and other big-and-awkward pieces. As long as two people can lift and load it, we'll take it. For really heavy or oversized items like hot tubs and sheds, give us a heads-up when you book so we can plan the right crew and equipment.
Yes — TVs of any size, computers and monitors, printers, stereo equipment, gaming systems, small electronics, and general e-waste. Electronics often contain materials that don't belong in landfills, so we route e-waste to certified recycling facilities whenever possible. Single TVs and single electronics often qualify for flat-rate pricing that's below our $125 minimum, so call 479-335-5579 with the specific item if you've just got one or two pieces to get rid of.
Yes, but only if it's fully dried. Liquid paint isn't allowed in our trucks. To dry latex paint at home, leave the can open with kitty litter or a paint hardener mixed in until it's solid — usually 24 to 48 hours. Oil-based paint should go to a household hazardous waste facility (we can point you to the right one in your area). Once your paint is dry, we'll take the cans as part of a regular pickup.
Most pickups are scheduled within 24 to 48 hours, and same-day service is often available if you call early. We service all of Northwest Arkansas — Bentonville, Rogers, Fayetteville, Springdale, Bella Vista, Centerton, and the surrounding cities — from our Bentonville shop, which keeps response times fast. Call 479-335-5579 to check availability for your day.
Call us at 479-335-5579 or submit a request at calloutbound.com/contact. We'll set up a free onsite estimate at a time that works for you. Most appointments are scheduled within a few days, and same-day or next-day is often possible. On the day of your appointment, our crew will call or text 25–30 minutes before arrival so you know exactly when to expect us.
Yes — on the day of your appointment, our crew will call or text 25 to 30 minutes before we arrive so you know exactly when to expect us. No 4-hour delivery windows, no waiting around all day. If anything changes during the day (traffic, an earlier job running long), we'll keep you posted.
Our goal is to keep as much out of the landfill as possible. We donate items in usable condition to local NWA charities including Helping Hands, Habitat for Humanity ReStore, and Goodwill — all three accept furniture, appliances, household goods, and other items that have life left in them. Recyclable materials (metals, electronics, certain plastics) go to recycling. Only what truly has no other path goes to a permitted landfill, and we use facilities that follow all local and state disposal regulations.
Honestly? Sometimes yes — and we'll tell you straight up when that's the case. If you're filling more than about 3/4 of a truckload, a 20-yard or 30-yard roll-off dumpster is usually cheaper per cubic yard, and you get to load on your own schedule over 7 days. Junk removal makes more sense when you don't want to do the loading yourself, you need it gone fast, or you have less than a dumpster's worth of stuff. The advantage of calling Outbound is that we offer both — we'll point you toward whichever option saves you money on your specific job.
Learn more: Junk Removal vs. Renting a Dumpster — Which One Is Right for Your Project?
Yes — we work with property managers, real estate companies, retail businesses, restaurants, offices, and other commercial customers across NWA. We can set up recurring pickups (weekly, monthly, quarterly), one-time cleanouts, post-tenant cleanouts, and storage unit cleanouts. Recurring service comes with volume discounts, and commercial accounts include consolidated monthly billing and NET 30 terms with approved credit. Call 479-335-5579 to set up a commercial junk removal account.
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Outbound is always fast, professional, if there’s ever an issue they fix it quickly. They stand by their quotes and fast with invoices.
Incredibly responsive, great service and really got us out of a pinch when we needed it. Never had an easier and simpler solution.
Great service, prompt delivery time and collection, great communication for scheduling, etc. Will be working with them again in the future.
