Frequently Asked Questions

The fastest way: snap photos of the items you want gone and text them to (501) 295-1247 with your city. We reply with an upfront, no-obligation price and available time windows — no site visit needed for most jobs. You can also call the same number during contact hours (8am–5pm).

Pricing is based on volume — how much space your items take in the truck. Most single-item pickups in NWA start around $75–$125, and full truckloads typically run $350–$550 depending on volume and material. Heavy materials like concrete or shingles and special handling (stairs, long carries) can affect the price, which is why photos get you the most accurate quote.

Yes — the price we confirm on site before loading is the price you pay. If the pile matches your photos, the number does not move. If the job turns out bigger than the photos showed, we re-quote before touching anything and you decide.

Completely free and no-obligation, whether by text photo, phone, or in person. If the price is not right for you, no hard feelings.

Card, cash, check, Venmo, and text-to-pay links. Commercial accounts can arrange invoicing with net terms.

All of Northwest Arkansas: Fayetteville, Springdale, Rogers, Bentonville, Bella Vista, Centerton, Lowell, Siloam Springs, Farmington, Prairie Grove, and surrounding Washington and Benton County communities. If you are within about 30 minutes of the I-49 corridor, you are in our service area.

Usually within a day or two anywhere in the Fayetteville–Bentonville corridor, and often sooner when a route opens up. Text photos to (501) 295-1247 and we will offer the earliest window we can actually honor.

Contact hours are 8am–5pm. Text messages that arrive after hours are answered first thing the next morning.

Not necessarily. Many customers leave a garage open or items staged in the driveway; we send before-and-after photos and take payment by text link when the job is done.

We keep slack in the schedule for quick jobs, and 24–48 hours ahead usually secures your preferred window. Large cleanouts, estate projects, and end-of-garage-sale pickups are best scheduled about a week out.

Furniture, mattresses, appliances, electronics, hot tubs, sheds, swing sets, yard waste, storm debris, construction and renovation debris, office equipment, storage unit contents, and nearly anything else two strong people can carry. If you are unsure, text a photo to (501) 295-1247 and we will tell you on the spot.

Hazardous materials: wet paint, solvents, chemicals, asbestos, fuels, propane tanks, and medical waste. We can point you to the proper Northwest Arkansas household-hazardous-waste programs for those.

Yes — lumber, drywall, roofing shingles, tile, cabinetry, and fixtures from remodels and new construction. We follow Arkansas disposal regulations for every material type.

Yes. Single heavy-item removal is one of our most requested jobs — pianos, gun safes, treadmills, sleeper sofas. We bring the dollies, straps, and muscle so you do not risk your back or your stairs.

Yes — mattresses and box springs are one of the most common pickups in NWA, and they are handled under Arkansas disposal rules rather than dumped curbside.

Four steps: (1) text photos of your items to (501) 295-1247, (2) get an upfront quote and pick a time window, (3) we call on the way and confirm the price in person before touching anything, (4) we load, haul, sweep up, and sort everything for donation and recycling first.

No — full service means we carry items from wherever they sit: upstairs bedrooms, crawl spaces, backyards, barn lofts. If you prefer a cheaper curbside pickup, stage items outside and we will discount the job.

Yes — GoHaul NWA carries commercial general liability insurance, and we can provide a certificate of insurance for commercial jobs and property managers on request.

Every job ends with a sweep-up of the cleared space. Whole-home and estate cleanouts end broom-clean, ready for photos or showings.

Most 3-bedroom homes in Northwest Arkansas are cleared in one to two days. If you have a closing date or listing deadline, tell us — we schedule crews around real-estate timelines every week and can often start within 48 hours.

Anything that looks personal — photos, paperwork, jewelry, firearms — is set aside in a labeled box and handed to you or your agent. Nothing like that ever goes in the truck without your sign-off.

Yes. Hoarding cleanouts are a regular part of our work. Crews arrive in unmarked-on-request trucks, never photograph anything for marketing, and work at the pace the family or case worker sets.

Yes — landlords and property managers across Washington and Benton County use us for turnovers and eviction cleanouts, usually on a fixed timeline between tenants. Units are left broom-clean.

Yes — evening and weekend slots exist specifically for offices, restaurants, and retail spaces that cannot have a crew hauling during operating hours. There is no premium for standard after-hours work booked in advance.

Absolutely. We carry commercial general liability coverage and can send a COI naming your property manager or landlord as certificate holder, usually within one business day.

Yes. We run standing weekly or per-project schedules for NWA contractors and property managers. Volume pricing applies — text or call (501) 295-1247 to set up an account.

Yes — single units and entire delinquent-unit rows for facility managers. We photograph contents on request, donate what has value, and leave units broom-swept for the next renter.

Yes — single items, small apartment moves, furniture rearranging, load/unload labor for rental trucks, and storage unit moves across Fayetteville, Springdale, Rogers, Bentonville, and all of NWA.

We specialize in local, small-scale moving: single items, small loads, labor help, and move-plus-haul-away combination jobs. For a full multi-bedroom interstate move with packing services, a traditional van line is the better fit — for everything short of that, we are faster and simpler.

Yes — that combination is our most popular moving job. One crew delivers what you are keeping and hauls away what you are not, so a downsize or storage-unit cleanout happens in a single afternoon.

By crew time and truck use, quoted upfront before we start — text photos of what needs to move to (501) 295-1247 and we will give you a firm number, not an estimate that grows.

Yes, at both ends: pre-sale staging and trash-outs so the good pieces show well, and post-sale cleanouts where everything unsold is donated (with a receipt for the estate), recycled, or disposed of, leaving the house broom-clean for the realtor.

We focus on the labor around the sale — staging beforehand and clearing everything that remains afterward. We work alongside NWA estate sale companies who handle pricing and selling, and we are glad to recommend ones we trust.

Everything usable is donated to Northwest Arkansas charities and we hand the estate a donation receipt for tax purposes. Metals and electronics are recycled; only true trash reaches the landfill.

Usually within one to two days of the sale ending. If a closing or listing date is looming, tell us the deadline and we schedule the crew backward from it.

Book us for the end of your sale and our crew arrives as you close up, loads everything that did not sell, and leaves a clean driveway. Usable leftovers go to local NWA donation centers and you get the donation receipt.

Yes, when booked ahead — reserve an end-of-sale window earlier that week and the crew arrives as you close up, usually late Saturday afternoon. Text photos of the sale setup to (501) 295-1247 and we will hold a slot.

Yes — we schedule multi-stop routes so an entire street or fundraiser site gets cleared in one pass. Organizers text us the layout ahead of time and we quote the whole route upfront.

Most single-family sale leftovers run as a fraction of a truckload — typically on the lower end of our volume pricing. Text photos of what is left and we will quote the exact number before we load.

It gets sorted. Usable furniture, clothing, and household goods are donated to Northwest Arkansas charities; metal, cardboard, and e-waste are recycled; construction debris goes to approved facilities. The landfill is the last resort.

Yes — when your items are donated we pass the donation receipt back to you, which matters for estates and for tax time.

Yes. Every material type — mattresses, e-waste, appliances with refrigerant, construction debris — is handled under the applicable Arkansas and county rules, using approved facilities.

Most of what Northwest Arkansas throws away is not trash. Donation-first keeps usable goods in the community, gives you a receipt, and keeps our landfill volumes — and often your price — lower.

Yes — couch and sofa removal is our single most common job, including sleeper sofas and sectionals from upstairs rooms. Text a photo to (501) 295-1247 and most couch pickups are quoted in minutes.

Text us a photo and we haul it — mattresses and box springs are disposed of under Arkansas rules, and clean, usable sets are donated. No dragging it to the curb hoping the city takes it.

Yes. Appliances with refrigerant (fridges, freezers, window AC units) require proper freon handling, and our disposal partners are set up for exactly that. We also take washers, dryers, stoves, and dishwashers.

Yes — e-waste is collected and routed to electronics recyclers rather than the landfill, which is both the responsible option and required for many electronics in Arkansas.

Yes — hot tub removal includes cutting the shell when needed, disconnect verification, hauling every piece, and sweeping the pad. Most hot tubs are out in two to three hours.

Yes. Uprights, consoles, and baby grands — we bring piano dollies, straps, and enough crew to protect your floors and our backs. Working pianos are offered for donation first.

Yes — we dismantle and haul trampolines, wooden playsets, and swing sets, including pulling ground anchors and raking the area afterward.

Yes — wood and metal shed teardown is a standard job: we dismantle, load every panel and post, pull the anchors, and leave a clean pad. Most single sheds are gone in under three hours.

Gladly — treadmills, ellipticals, home gyms, and weight sets. Metal-heavy equipment gets recycled by weight, which can trim your price.

Yes — rolled carpet, padding, tack strips, tile, and hardwood tear-out from remodels, loaded and disposed of under county rules.

In moderate quantities, yes — broken concrete, brick, and small dirt or gravel piles are priced by weight rather than volume. Text photos so we can quote heavy material accurately.

No — tires and propane tanks are restricted items we cannot haul, along with paint, chemicals, and fuels. Washington and Benton County both run drop-off programs for those, and we are happy to point you to the right one.

Every May and August, constantly. We clear apartments and rental houses around campus, Dickson Street, and Township — often working directly with landlords and property managers on multi-unit sweeps. Book early during move-out weeks.

Yes — downed limbs, fence sections, damaged outdoor furniture, and wind-scattered debris. After major NWA storms we add extra routes; text photos and we will slot you in as crews free up.

March through May is our busiest residential season — garage cleanouts, yard debris, and declutter projects. Booking two or three days ahead in spring secures your preferred window.

Yes — June and July are peak moving months in Northwest Arkansas, and our move-plus-haul-away combination jobs are built for exactly that week. Reserve your date as soon as you know your closing or lease-end.

Constantly — Centerton, west Bentonville, and east Prairie Grove subdivisions generate moving boxes, packaging, and builder-grade swap-outs, and we run regular routes through all of them.

A dumpster makes sense for a multi-week renovation where debris accumulates daily. For everything else, full-service junk removal wins: no permit, no driveway damage, no loading it yourself, and it is gone in one visit. For most NWA homeowners a truckload pickup also costs less than a week of dumpster rental.

Same insured, uniformed service — but locally owned, with the owner reachable at the same number you text your photos to. No franchise pricing minimums, no call center, and donations stay with Northwest Arkansas charities.

NWA cities have limited bulky-item pickup with strict schedules and item rules, and things sit at the curb for days. We come to wherever the items are — garage, backyard, upstairs — on your schedule, and donate what the landfill would have taken.

Honestly: give away what is usable, take metal to a scrap yard yourself, and use county hazardous-waste days for chemicals. For everything left — the heavy, bulky, mixed pile — a volume-priced pickup where you only pay for the truck space you use is the most cost-effective route, and staging items curbside earns a discount.

Never expected, always appreciated. The best tip is a Google review with a photo of your cleared space — that is what helps a local NWA crew most.

Fayetteville is our home base — from student rentals near the University of Arkansas and Dickson Street to Wedington, Sequoyah Hills, and east Fayetteville acreage. Scheduling here is as fast as it gets because our trucks pass through every part of town daily. ZIP codes 72701, 72703, 72704.

Yes — homes, rental turnovers along Emma Avenue, and commercial and warehouse clearing near the Jones Center. Se habla español: puede llamar o enviar mensajes de texto al (501) 295-1247. ZIP codes 72762, 72764, 72766.

Yes — from historic downtown craftsman remodels to Pinnacle Hills and the Promenade corridor, plus Beaver Lake properties at Prairie Creek and Rocky Branch. ZIP codes 72756, 72758.

Yes — corporate relocation purges, staging cleanouts for the fast real-estate market, office clearing for the vendor community, and trail-town garage cleanouts. ZIP codes 72712, 72713.

Yes — downsizing help, estate cleanouts, and garage clearing across all the villages, from Lake Avalon to Highlands. Steep and narrow drives are no problem; carrying distance is factored into the upfront quote. ZIP codes 72714, 72715.

Yes — new-construction debris, builder-grade fixture swaps, moving-box pickups, and first garage cleanouts in Benton County's fastest-growing subdivisions. ZIP code 72719.

Yes — Lowell sits dead-center in our I-49 routes, making quick pickups easy. Homes, logistics businesses along the corridor, and storage unit cleanouts. ZIP code 72745.

Yes, fully — a scheduled route, not an occasional trip, with no distance surcharge. Bungalows near JBU, the historic district, and farm and acreage clearing out to the Oklahoma line. ZIP code 72761.

Yes — Farmington is inside our core Fayetteville zone with identical pricing. Garage and shed cleanouts, moving-day hauls, and curbside pickups. ZIP code 72730.

Yes — household junk, multi-generation estate cleanouts, and farm clearing along the Illinois River valley, plus Lincoln and Cane Hill on scheduled route days. ZIP code 72753.