Question 1

What happens to the RV after you pick it up?

Accepted Answer

After pickup, we transport the RV to our secure facility where it's disassembled (if necessary). Usable components, scrap metal, and recyclable materials are separated. Any non-recyclable debris is disposed of in compliance with Southeast Fairbanks Census Area environmental regulations.

Question 2

How do you ensure compliance with Southeast Fairbanks Census Area regulations?

Accepted Answer

Our crews are fully licensed and insured for vehicle removal. We follow all county guidelines for draining fluids, handling hazardous materials, recycling components, and disposing of debris. You won't have to worry about permits or fines—our team handles every step.

Question 3

Do I need to provide any documentation (e.g., title) for removal?

Accepted Answer

For most junk-only removals, a title isn't required. However, if your RV is partially operable and you're effectively "selling" it for scrap value, some customers choose to transfer title. We can advise you on that if it applies, but it's not needed for basic junk removal.

Question 4

Will my driveway or property be left clean?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Our crew takes care to clear out your RV or camper and leave the area broom-clean. If there's any debris or leftover material, we'll remove it as part of our full-service removal.

Question 5

How is your service different from a standard junk-hauling company?

Accepted Answer

We specialize specifically in RVs, campers, motorhomes, and trailers—meaning we have the right equipment, expertise, and disposal channels for these larger, often harder-to-haul units. Plus, our focus on green disposal sets us apart from general-purpose junk removal services.