Caveman Junk Removal

About Caveman Junk Removal

Caveman Junk Removal advertises household and commercial hauling in Rockville, Bethesda and other named Montgomery County areas. The company describes itself as an independent business founded by college students Jackson and Thomas, with local student crews.

Junk removal services

Residential work includes furniture, mattresses, appliances, televisions, garage clutter, basement and attic items, and storage-unit cleanouts. The business also advertises estate clearances with donation sorting and pickup of reusable household items. Its exterior demolition offering includes sheds, decks and hot tubs, and the site also mentions fence and play-structure removal.

Residential and commercial work

The commercial page covers office suites, single furniture items, retail fixtures, warehouse material and property-manager cleanouts, for example desks, cubicles, shelving, pallets, computers, printers and construction or renovation debris. Early-morning, evening and weekend commercial appointments are advertised.

Pricing, estimates and scheduling

Pricing is based on how much truck space the items take up. Free estimates are offered from photos sent by text or through an on-site visit. A minimum load fee exists (amount not confirmed); heavy debris is assessed separately, and tire or electronics recycling can affect the quote. The terms mention cash and digital payment methods confirmed at booking.

Published hours are Monday–Saturday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.; same-day work depends on routing and crew availability. For cancellations or rescheduling, the company asks customers to call or text promptly, ideally with a few hours' notice.

Donation and recycling

The donation page says staff sort material on site and send usable items to local families or charity partners. It names Manna Food Center and A Wider Circle; those relationships have not been confirmed with the charities. A donation receipt depends on the receiving organization accepting the items and issuing one, it isn't promised for every pickup. The environmental page also mentions scrap-metal and yard-debris handling.

What customers should know

The FAQ says you don't always need to be on site if access and communication are arranged, and the service includes sweeping after loading. The business excludes hazardous materials such as liquid paint, fuel, chemicals and asbestos, and does not handle medical or biohazardous waste. It says a certificate of insurance can be provided for commercial work on request; we have not checked an insurance document or license. Customers are asked to mention parking limits, access restrictions, fragile surfaces and special handling needs before the job.