The B&H Junk Removal truck and trailer loaded with a sofa; cabinets and a bicycle

Junk removal in Kingman, Arizona

Kingman's heavy leftovers, carried out of the back bedroom or the carport by Brandon

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Brandon Woodhouse runs B&H Junk Removal, and in Kingman he does the hauling himself. Text a photo to (559) 479-1199. The weekly stuff is already covered here, since the city's Solid Waste Department picks up trash twice a week for city residents. So the calls he gets in Kingman are the heavy leftovers that pickup leaves behind: the sectional in the front room, the chest freezer that quit out in the carport, carried out from where they sit.

The same department also runs the city's extra trash program. The jobs that come to Brandon are the ones somebody has to lift: a washer already pulled off its hookups, a mattress nobody can bend around a doorway. The other reason people call is the trip out to the landfill. Brandon loads the pile and makes that drive himself, so nobody has to borrow a truck for an afternoon.

Brandon works out of his Golden Valley service area and covers Mohave County, so Kingman is regular ground for him. A Walleck Ranch garage is the easy version: the door rolls up and the load is already in reach. A dresser in a back bedroom is the other kind, down a hall and out the front door, and that's the work he's there for. On a Hualapai Foothills driveway he parks the pickup truck with a trailer where it fits and walks the load down to it.

Not everything that goes on the trailer is trash. Usable furniture goes to a donation center first, metal and cardboard are recycled where they can be, and what's actually trash goes to the landfill. Paint, pool chemicals and fuel cans never ride along, and neither do propane tanks or a car battery left in the corner of the garage. Anything the transfer station won't take, Brandon will check on before he commits to the load, so a question about one item is worth asking before he gets there.

How extra trash works

  • The Solid Waste Department comes to your home and picks up items that will not fit in your container, such as tree limbs, furniture, yard waste and some construction materials.
  • Put the items at the edge of your street or in your alley.
  • The same restrictions that apply to your regular trash also apply to extra trash.
  • The city will not pick up refrigerators or air conditioning units if the compressors are still in them.
  • The city lists items it will not pick up and that should not go in your container, among them construction waste, rocks, dirt or concrete, tires, large dead animals, hot ashes and hazardous materials.
  • Have your container at the curb by 6 a.m. on your pickup day, and curbside means at the edge of the street, not on the sidewalk.
  • Bag and tie all trash before it goes in the container.

Checked October 2026 against cityofkingman.gov.

What Brandon hauls in Kingman

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 Kingman

Golden Valley, Bullhead City, Fort Mohave, Mohave Valley, Dolan Springs, and the rest of the towns he covers.

Before and after

What a text message gets you.

A side yard before the work: trash cans; broken pallets; a folded tarp and a pitchfork crowded along the fence The same side yard after the work: bare ground along the fence with only fallen leaves left
BeforeAfter
How it works

One text and it's handled.

Brandon answers the phone himself, and the form on this page works if texting isn't easy.

01

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.

02

Get one price

Brandon prices it off the photo and sends back one number for the whole job.

03

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.

What customers say

Real reviews, copied from Google.

Rated 5 out of 5

“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.”

mike zangGoogle review
Questions

Questions about junk removal in Kingman.

Does the city of Kingman pick up trash at the house?
Yes. The Solid Waste Department picks up trash twice a week for all city residents, and it also runs the city's extra trash program. Brandon is for the loads that need carrying out of the house and hauling off.
What does junk removal in Kingman cost?
It starts at a $250 minimum. Brandon prices from a photo and gives one number for the whole job. There's more detail in the junk removal pricing guide.
What won't Brandon take from a Kingman job?
Household chemicals stay off the truck, so paint, solvents and thinners, pool and spa chemicals, motor oil and fuel cans are all out, and so are propane tanks, any pressurized cylinder, car batteries and anything still holding liquid. Asbestos needs a licensed abatement contractor, and the page that lists what he will and will not load has the rest. That material has a place to go: Mohave County sponsors household hazardous waste collection events in Bullhead City and Kingman with the Kingman Fire Department and the Kingman Clean City Commission.
Which parts of Kingman does Brandon cover, and when?
All of it, from Downtown Kingman to the Hualapai Foothills, Butler, Walleck Ranch and out around the Kingman Airport. His hours are 7 to 5, seven days a week. Text a photo to (559) 479-1199.
Where do Kingman residents take household hazardous waste?
To a county collection event: the spring 2026 collection for residents was held in Kingman at the Motor Vehicle Division at 3670 E Andy Devine Ave. Brandon can't put that material on the trailer, so it's worth setting aside before he gets there.
Brandon Woodhouse, owner of B&H Junk Removal

“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.”

Brandon WoodhouseOwner-operator, B&H Junk Removal. Based in Golden Valley, works Golden Valley and Mohave County.
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You make the mess. We clean it up.

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