Where you can book.

Oregon, Washington and Idaho guides now explain current coverage, cleanout preparation and official local disposal resources. Property teams can prepare a copyable project brief for several locations.

• A customer responsibility guide explains scope review, price approval, changes and follow-up
• Company facts and official-site roles clarify PNW, Solely Junk LLC, JunkPDX and the developing markets
• Project selection is visible before the pickup ZIP check
• Customers can compare booking paths with Angi and prepare a downloadable quote-scope worksheet
• A searchable item finder covers 24 item groups, with preparation notes and separate disposal guidance
• Planning guides now include topic filters, broader item search and downloadable project checklists
• PNW estimate guidance keeps network pricing separate from local-brand rates
• Each location keeps its item list, access notes, deadline and current ZIP status
• Business handoff guides clarify referrals, overflow work and service-provider applications
• Seattle and Boise have dedicated provider-preparation pages; customer booking remains closed
• Regional project briefs can be copied or downloaded for property-team planning
• The brief prepares project details; each address and appointment needs separate confirmation
• JunkPDX remains the active local crew; Seattle and Boise provider applications are open with customer booking closed

Repeat-company links now open the right booking-support guidance. For a completed PNW pickup, use the private booking record to request the company again; support can help if you cannot open it.

• Dispatch checks provider eligibility, availability and pickup coverage
• The company must accept before a new appointment is confirmed; PNW asks before offering another company
• Portland–Vancouver to Woodburn booking remains through JunkPDX; Seattle and Boise are recruiting providers

Find preparation guides by item or project, understand what affects your estimate, and continue to local booking with the pickup details you selected.

• Search guides for household items, commercial projects and property cleanouts
• Review free estimates, arrival windows and price approval before loading
• Portland–Vancouver remains open; Seattle and Boise customer booking remains closed

The legacy solelyjunk.com address now sends Portland-area customers directly to the active JunkPDX website.

• Permanent redirect active
• JunkPDX remains the Portland booking site
• No change to Seattle or Boise availability

PNW added direct links to the JunkSEA website. Current customer booking status is listed above, separately from website availability.

• Direct JunkSEA links
• Clear local-market status
• Verified PDX booking ZIPs

Company, service and provider information went live. Portland pickups continue through JunkPDX.

• PDX active status
• SEA and BOI recruiting status
• Seattle and Boise booking remains closed

Independent providers can apply for the two developing markets. Application does not guarantee approval, territory, jobs or income.

• Market-specific applications
• Qualification review
• Vetting before activation

Introduced the regional network structure with active Portland service and clearly labeled developing markets.

• Airport-code market system
• JunkPDX handoff
• Provider network foundation