Bella Junk Removal launches $95 bulk trash pickup route in Verde Valley

Bella Junk Removal has introduced a reservation-only Friday curbside pickup service for bulky household items across seven Verde Valley communities in Arizona. The flat-rate route aims to give residents a scheduled alternative for furniture, appliances and other items that do not fit in standard trash carts.

Why it matters: - The new route gives Verde Valley residents a lower-friction option for getting rid of bulky items without booking a full property cleanout. - The flat $95 price may make curbside disposal more predictable for households with one-time pickup needs. - The service covers seven communities, expanding access across Camp Verde, Cottonwood, Cornville, Clarkdale, Jerome, Rimrock and Sedona.

What happened: - Bella Junk Removal launched a reservation-only $95 bulk trash pickup route in the Verde Valley. - The Camp Verde-based, family-owned company is offering the service on Fridays on a four-week rotation. - The route is curbside-only and is limited to confirmed, prepaid reservations.

The details: - Camp Verde is served on the first Friday of each month. - Cottonwood and Cornville are served on the second Friday. - Clarkdale and Jerome are served on the third Friday. - Rimrock and Sedona are served on the fourth Friday. - Customers choose their community, enter their address and item details, and book and pay online. - Reservations close Thursday at 6 p.m. - Items must be staged at the curb or end of the driveway by Thursday night. - Loose material must be securely bagged or boxed. - The crew completes pickups throughout Friday, so customers do not need to be home or schedule an exact arrival time. - Customers may receive a completion photo by text after pickup. - The $95 rate covers one full-size pickup-truck bed of material, loaded level with the bed rails. - Eligible items may include couches, mattresses, chairs, dressers, tables, televisions, household electronics, boxed household junk, sealed bags, bundled carpet, outdoor items and a small amount of non-hazardous remodeling debris. - Appliances, including refrigerators and freezers, may be accepted under current program rules. - The route does not accept batteries, hazardous chemicals, solvents, unknown liquids, wet paint, food waste, loose trash, medical or biological waste, ammunition, explosives, full propane tanks or tires. - Customers unsure about an item can send Bella Junk Removal a photograph or item list before booking. - The crew does not enter homes, garages, backyards or other structures as part of the $95 service. - Customers with larger loads or inside removals can schedule standard full-service junk removal instead. - Bella Junk Removal also offers estate cleanouts, appliance removal, garage cleanouts, property cleanouts, furniture removal, hot tub removal and construction debris hauling throughout the Verde Valley. - Reservations, program rules and the route schedule are available in the company’s bulk trash pickup page. - Residents can also call or text Bella Junk Removal at 928-395-6441.

Between the lines: - The route is not a municipal collection or neighborhood-wide sweep. - Items left at the curb without a reservation will not be collected and remain the property owner’s responsibility. - Bella Junk Removal says the program may change, pause or end at any time, including pricing, service areas, route schedules and eligibility requirements. - Availability is limited by route capacity. - The company frames the service as a simpler option for households with one couch, mattress or appliance rather than a full cleanout.

What's next: - Customers will need to check current program rules before booking because pricing and availability can change. - The route will continue on the four-week Friday rotation unless Bella Junk Removal modifies the program. - Residents needing larger or more complex removals can use the company’s standard junk removal services instead.

The bottom line: - Bella Junk Removal is turning bulky-item disposal into a scheduled flat-rate curbside service for much of the Verde Valley.