ABOUT PNW JUNK REMOVAL
About PNW Junk Removal.
Built on local work.
PNW Junk Removal is the regional network behind our local junk removal service brands: JunkPDX in Portland, JunkSEA in Seattle and JunkBOI in Boise. Each combines “Junk” with a recognizable airport code, giving customers a local name within a shared Pacific Northwest network.
Founded by Alex Miller and operated by Solely Junk LLC, the network starts with real local work. Our own JunkPDX crew serves Portland–Vancouver today. We are recruiting independent providers for Seattle and Boise, where customer booking remains closed.
THE COMPANY, THE NETWORK AND THE LOCAL BRANDS
PNW Junk Removal at a glance.
Help households and property teams arrange junk removal through local service brands, with a clear company, project scope and price approval before work.
- Operating company
- Solely Junk LLC. The company behind the PNW network and its local service brands.
- Founder
- Alex Miller, owner of Solely Junk LLC. The regional idea grew from hands-on local service through JunkPDX.
- Customer service today
- JunkPDX: Portland metro, Vancouver and south to Woodburn. Each pickup address, project and appointment needs confirmation. Check coverage.
- Developing markets
- JunkSEA in Seattle and JunkBOI in Boise: provider recruiting open; customer booking closed. Other regional coverage has not been announced. Read service updates.
- Network support
- 866-PNW-JUNK. Use booking support for an existing request or appointment.
- Regional ambition
- Build broad Pacific Northwest coverage through local operators and shared standards, opening each market when service is ready. How the network grows.
Our official websites and their roles.
Use the site that fits your purpose. The customer network, local service brands and provider site have different jobs.
- PNW Junk RemovalRegional customer hub
Start with coverage, item guidance, pricing factors, commercial planning and booking support.
- JunkPDXActive local service
Portland–Vancouver pickups by Solely Junk LLC’s own crew, with coverage south to Woodburn and an address check.
- JunkSEASeattle brand · recruiting
The Seattle-area local service brand. Provider recruiting is open; customer booking is closed.
- JunkBOIBoise brand · recruiting
The Boise-area local service brand. Use the current status page; customer booking is closed.
- PNW Junk Removal ProsProvider-facing site
Independent hauling businesses explore participation, requirements and provider access.
- JunkAirportCodesAirport-code and brand directory
Learn the airport-code naming idea and find the official local Junk brands. A code does not establish pickup coverage.
THE JUNK REMOVAL NETWORK
Get to know the network behind your local brand.
PNW Junk Removal is also known as The Junk Removal Network. Our blog explains the connection between the regional network, JunkPDX and the other Junk + airport-code brands, with useful advice for customers, property teams and independent providers.
Meet The Junk Removal Network · Explore all network articles
JUNK + AIRPORT CODES
A local name. A shared network.
Our naming idea is simple: combine “Junk” with a city’s recognizable three-letter airport code. JunkPDX, JunkSEA and JunkBOI are local junk removal service brands within the PNW Junk Removal Network. The code tells you which market a brand represents; PNW connects those local identities through a regional service model.
Scroll across the table to read each airport, market and status.
| Service brand | Airport code and origin | Local market and status |
|---|---|---|
| JunkPDX | PDX Portland International Airport | Portland–Vancouver Local service active through our own crew |
| JunkSEA | SEA Seattle–Tacoma International Airport | Seattle–Puget Sound Provider recruiting; customer booking closed |
| JunkBOI | BOI Boise Airport | Boise–Treasure Valley Provider recruiting; customer booking closed |
These are household and commercial junk removal brands. Airport codes identify the local market, rather than a pickup location or airport affiliation. Your property address and the current local service status determine whether you can book.
JunkAirportCodes.com explains the codes and helps you find the official local brand. PNW coverage shows the current service path, and PNW Junk Removal Pros is the provider-facing network site for local businesses applying to perform network work.
WHY WE’RE BUILDING IT
Local expertise deserves regional reach.
A customer clearing a home and a business managing several properties both need clear answers: who can do the work, what is included and who will help along the way. PNW is being built to make those answers easier to find across local markets.
Our local service brands are the customer-facing names for their communities. PNW brings the wider network together through provider relationships, service standards and a common support path. As new markets open, approved independent businesses will contribute the crews, equipment and local knowledge needed to do the actual work.
Our ambition is broad regional coverage built market by market. We open customer service when suitable local providers and support are ready. Today, Portland–Vancouver is active through JunkPDX, while Seattle and Boise are recruiting providers.
Read our missionWHO IS RESPONSIBLE
A clear role for the network and the local crew.
Solely Junk LLC operates PNW and its local service brands. In Portland–Vancouver, our own crew handles JunkPDX pickups. In developing markets, the model is approved independent providers performing work under their own businesses after local launch.
The network handles provider review, shared expectations and the customer support path. Providers remain responsible for their people, vehicles, equipment, required business documents and onsite work. The customer should know the company doing the pickup before service begins.
Our provider review considers business identity, experience, equipment, insurance documents, coverage and disposal practices. An application begins that review; it does not activate a provider or open a market for bookings.
See our provider standardsWHAT CUSTOMERS CAN EXPECT
Useful information before the truck arrives.
Local junk removal can include furniture and appliance pickup, household clutter, garage and property cleanouts, estate projects and commercial clearouts. Accepted materials and crew capabilities depend on the actual project and local disposal options.
Start with your pickup address, what needs to go, photos if available, and any stairs, heavy items or access limits. Check local availability and the confirmation for your arrival window. Airport-code naming helps you find the local brand; it does not replace an address-level service check.
JunkPDX offers a free, no-obligation onsite estimate. Photos can help with a preliminary range; the crew reviews the items and access at the property, then confirms the final price before loading. After approval, the estimate and haul-away can take place on the same visit for a suitable job.
Each project needs its own scope and approved price. PNW network pricing and commercial account terms are explained separately from JunkPDX’s local program.
Find the service path for your addressMORE ABOUT PNW
The people, brands and plan behind PNW.
What is the difference between PNW Junk Removal and PNW Junk Removal Pros?
PNW Junk Removal is the overall regional network and customer hub for local service, booking paths, business accounts and support. PNW Junk Removal Pros is the provider-facing network site for independent hauling businesses exploring participation and provider access.
Who operates PNW Junk Removal?
Solely Junk LLC, founded by Alex Miller, operates the PNW Junk Removal Network and its local service brands. JunkPDX is the active Portland–Vancouver service, handled by our own crew. Independent providers in future markets remain separate businesses.
Is JunkPDX the same as PDX Junk Removal or Show Us Your Junk PDX?
No. These are separate businesses. JunkPDX is the Portland–Vancouver service brand operated by Solely Junk LLC within the PNW Junk Removal Network. Our official local website is junkpdx.com and our local phone number is (971) 325-2491. Check the website, phone number and operating company when comparing listings, photos and customer reviews.
What does Junk + airport codes mean?
Each local name combines Junk with a three-letter airport code: JunkPDX uses PDX for Portland International Airport, JunkSEA uses SEA for Seattle–Tacoma International Airport, and JunkBOI uses BOI for Boise Airport. These are local junk removal service brands within the PNW network. The codes identify their markets; they do not indicate airport affiliation.
Is JunkSEA part of PNW Junk Removal?
Yes. JunkSEA is the Seattle-area service brand within the PNW Junk Removal Network, operated by Solely Junk LLC. Seattle provider applications are open while customer booking remains closed. The planned local work will be performed by approved independent providers after the market launches.
Where can I book today?
Portland–Vancouver customers can book through JunkPDX. Seattle and Boise are recruiting providers and are not accepting customer bookings yet.
Is PNW a franchise or a lead seller?
Neither. We’re building a managed network of local haulers. We don’t sell the same customer request to competing companies.
What does the network do, and what does the local crew do?
PNW provides the regional brand, customer support path, provider review and shared service standards. Our own Solely Junk crew performs JunkPDX pickups today. Future independent providers will handle their own crews, vehicles, loading, hauling and local disposal, with the responsible company identified for the customer.
How does JunkAirportCodes fit in?
JunkAirportCodes.com explains airport codes, introduces the official local Junk brands and links to their current market status. Junk removal availability is checked through PNW and the active local service brand.
What is still being built?
Regional provider matching, shared booking and payment tools, and flexible pickups that use spare truck space. These features are not yet open for general customer use.
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