Junk removal in Bullhead City, Arizona
From the Colorado River up into Desert Foothills, one load at a time
Brandon Woodhouse owns B&H Junk Removal, and he does the junk removal in Bullhead City himself. He answers the phone and prices the job off a photo. He hauls it out in his pickup truck with a trailer. Text a photo to (559) 479-1199. Bullhead City runs along the Colorado River, so the work is spread thin and long, from the Riviera area and Bullhead City center out to Desert Foothills, Silver Creek and Sunridge. The city's own trash schedule names areas as far apart as Laughlin Ranch, McCormick Road and the Chaparral Terrace subdivision, and that is about the spread Brandon drives here.
Plenty of people here use the city's bulky item pickups first and call Brandon for the rest. Mohave County runs the Mohave Valley Sanitary Landfill east of State Highway 95, about 4.5 miles out. With Brandon, nothing has to be at the curb. He carries the couch out of the back bedroom and the fridge out of the garage, and he'll do the same on a job that needs junk removal over in Laughlin.
He works out of Golden Valley, so a Bullhead City job is a drive he plans into the day. He runs Monday to Saturday, 7 to 5, with Sunday off. The price is one number for the whole job, read off the photo, and the minimum is $250. Text the photo in daylight if you can, from far enough back that the whole pile is in frame, because that is what he is pricing. A locked gate or a long carry down from a Desert Foothills lot is worth putting in the photo too, because the drive out here is already long and he plans the load before he leaves Golden Valley.
What comes off a Bullhead City load gets sorted before anything goes to the landfill. A dresser that still has life in it goes to a donation center, and scrap metal is recycled where it can be. Brandon keeps paint, pool chemicals and fuel cans off the truck in the first place, since those are household hazardous waste, so a Silver Creek garage holding both gets the junk hauled and the chemicals left with the homeowner. If an item is odd enough that nobody is sure, ask him and he'll check whether the transfer station will take it.
How Bulky Item Pickups works
- Residents get six bulky item pickups a year.
- Place your blue or green carts at the curb by 4:00 a.m. on your scheduled service day.
- Keep rocks, dirt, concrete, sand, sod, construction and demolition materials, hazardous materials and motor oil out of your trash carts.
- Wrap an old mattress in plastic before it goes out.
- Leave furniture like sofas and chairs fully assembled.
- Take the doors off appliances like refrigerators and washing machines.
Checked October 2026 against bullheadcityaz.gov.
What Brandon hauls in Bullhead City
Prices work the same here as everywhere Brandon goes: how Brandon prices a junk removal job. Not sure something qualifies? Here is what Brandon takes, and what he won't.
Also near Bullhead City
Fort Mohave, Laughlin, Golden Valley, Needles, Kingman, and the rest of the towns he covers.
What a text message gets you.
One text and it's handled.
Brandon answers the phone himself, and the form on this page works if texting isn't easy.
Text a photo
Text a photo to (559) 479-1199. One shot of the pile by the fence or the fridge in the garage does it.
Get one price
Brandon prices it off the photo and sends back one number for the whole job.
Brandon loads it
Brandon shows up with a pickup truck with a trailer and carries it out from where it sits. Nothing has to be at the curb.
Real reviews, copied from Google.
“Brandon and his work crew were able to clear my property of brush and debris in a quick timeframe. They effectively cleared debris under the house in a professional manner and made me aware of fixes needed on some electrical issues. I highly recommend Brandon B&H.”
Questions about junk removal in Bullhead City.
Does Brandon work the Fox Creek and Clearwater Hills side of Bullhead City?
What does junk removal in Bullhead City cost?
What won't Brandon take in Bullhead City?
Should a Bullhead City resident use the city's bulky item pickups instead?
Can Brandon haul from the river side of Bullhead City?
“I fight wildland fire out here. That work teaches you hard work pays off and there is no shortcut through a job. Now I am in the same desert clearing it out, one load at a time.”