Cabinet & Countertop Removal 

After we pick up your old cabinets and countertops, we do everything we can to keep them out of the landfill. Our first choice is to donate old cabinets to organizations that can provide them to families in need. When deciding how to dispose of old cabinets that can’t be donated, we try to recycle or upcycle as many as possible.  

Yes, we offer granite countertop removal service. This service includes safely removing, hauling away, and then donating or recycling granite countertops. These items can very often be put to use after they leave your home.

Yes—The Junkluggers provides cabinet and countertop removal to help you clear out old materials during a kitchen or bathroom renovation. Once your cabinets and countertops are removed from the walls, our team can haul them away quickly so you can keep your project moving without the mess of keeping debris on-site.

We can haul cabinets and countertops away as long as they’ve already been taken down or removed from the walls. For safety and liability reasons, we can’t dismantle or remove items that are still attached to your home—so the best approach is to have them detached first, then we handle the hauling and cleanup.

It’s simple: we start with a free on-site estimate, then price your removal based on how much space the cabinets and/or countertops will take up in our truck. If you approve the estimate, our team can get to work right away—lifting, loading, and hauling everything out so you don’t have to.

Yes—once detached, we can haul away many types of cabinetry and related materials, including kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, and other built-in cabinet units. If you’re doing a full remodel, we can often bundle cabinet removal with other junk removal to clear the space in fewer trips.

Yes—The Junkluggers offers granite countertop removal, and we can also remove other common countertop materials once they’re detached and ready for pickup. Because countertops can be heavy and awkward, our team will plan the safest path out and handle the lifting and loading for you.

Whenever possible, we prioritize eco-friendly cabinet and countertop removal by keeping materials out of landfills. If your cabinets are still in good shape, we’ll look for donation opportunities; if they’re not donatable, we’ll aim to recycle or upcycle materials when feasible.

Before your appointment, make sure all cabinets and countertops are fully removed from walls, disconnected from plumbing (if applicable), and cleared of contents. It also helps to create a clear walkway to the exit so we can remove everything efficiently and reduce the risk of scuffs or damage.

Yes—cabinet and countertop hauling is a popular dumpster alternative because we remove the materials for you without leaving a container on your property. It’s a cleaner, more convenient option for homeowners who want fast pickup and minimal disruption during a remodel.

Absolutely—if your project includes other junk or renovation materials, we can often remove multiple categories in one visit. Many customers combine cabinet removal with appliance removal, furniture removal, or general construction cleanup to clear the space all at once.

Pricing depends on the amount of material and the truck space it takes, plus factors like accessibility (stairs, distance to the truck, tight turns). We provide a free, no-obligation on-site estimate so you’ll know the cost before we start hauling.

Scheduling is easy—use The Junkluggers location finder to connect with the nearest team and request an appointment. Choose a convenient time window, get your free estimate on-site, and if you approve, we’ll haul away your cabinets and countertops and sort them responsibly.