Bicycle Removal Service

Yes, we recycle old bicycles whenever we can. Bikes are made from valuable materials like steel, aluminium, and rubber, and we make sure those parts get to proper recycling facilities instead of a landfill. If the bike is still usable, we try to donate it to local charities, youth programs, or community groups that fix them up and pass them on. Whether your bike is missing a wheel, rusting in the yard, or just outgrown, we will either help it find a second life or make sure it is recycled responsibly.

Yes, we remove electric bikes, battery-powered scooters, kids’ bikes, mobility scooters, and almost any personal rideable. E-bikes and scooters often have batteries and electronics that need proper disposal, and we know where to take them so they are handled safely. Whether the battery is dead, the motor quits, or it is just too old to fix, we can load it up and haul it out.

Yes, we can pick up as many bikes as you want. If you are clearing a garage, removing abandoned bikes from a property, or cleaning up after an event, we can load them all at once. We often offer volume pricing for multiple bikes, which makes it a budget-friendly option for families, apartment communities, and property managers.

Yes, we take bikes in any condition. Rusted frames, broken chains, missing wheels, and bent handlebars are all fine. You do not need to fix them or make them look presentable. We haul them as-is and make sure the materials are recycled or disposed of properly. Even the ugliest bike usually has parts worth recycling.

No, you do not need to take anything apart. You can leave the bike fully assembled or half-disassembled, and we will handle the rest. We will grab the bike and any loose parts you want gone. That is especially convenient if you are clearing out a storage unit or garage in one sweep.

Yes, we take bike parts and accessories like wheels, tires, seats, pedals, handlebars, chains, frames, helmets, training wheels, and spare parts. If it belongs to a bike or used to belong to a bike, we can remove it. This is perfect if you have been collecting parts from repairs over the years and are ready to declutter.

Most bicycle removal jobs range from $135-$185, depending on how many bikes you have, how large they are, and where you are located. We recommend you visit our junk removal pricing page to find out more about bike removal costs. A single bike is usually on the lower end, while multiple bikes or heavier e-bikes may cost more due to weight and recycling fees. We always quote you before we start, so you know the price upfront.

Yes, we regularly pick up bikes from apartments, condos, and multi-unit communities. We are used to tight hallways, stairs, elevators, and shared bike rooms. Whether bikes belong to current residents or have clearly been abandoned, we can clear them out without disrupting anyone.

Yes, we work with property managers, HOAs, and maintenance teams all the time to clear abandoned bikes from bike racks, garages, cages, and storage areas. We can follow your tagging process or simply remove the ones you have already marked for disposal. It helps free up space and keeps the property looking clean.

Yes, curbside bicycle pickup is available and often costs less because it saves us time. If you roll the bike out to the curb, driveway, or front of the building before your pickup window, we can grab it quickly without needing access inside. It is a simple, no-contact option.

Bicycle removal pricing is based on the number of bikes, whether they are electric, and how much truck space the load uses. You can view our junk removal pricing page for general volume pricing. Once we see how many you have, we will give you a clear quote before we begin.

If you are clearing out a bike room, storage area, or garage, we can drop off a small container so you can load multiple bikes or bike parts on your own. E-bikes, scrap frames, wheels, and parts can all go in. Our dumping guides also explain disposal rules for items with batteries. When finished, we come back and haul everything away.