Junk removal software built for photo-first estimates
Item categories, approximate load size, heavy items, stairs, access, photos, and a hazardous-item acknowledgement arrive with every request — then an operator-priced estimate, a scheduled pickup, before-and-after proof, and an invoice from completed work.
No credit card required. Signup starts you on the Junk Removal setup — you can change your business type later.
Who it's for
Junk-removal operators and small hauling crews quoting single items, cleanouts, and quarter-to-full truckloads from photos.
The job to be done: Turn photo-backed pickup requests into operator-priced estimates, scheduled pickups, before-and-after proof, and invoices from completed work.
Sound familiar?
The problems that eat evenings in a junk removal business.
Every load is a guess until you see it
Pricing a “garage full of stuff” from a phone call is how margins disappear. Photos plus item categories and a load-size estimate start the conversation from facts — and the final call still happens at the truck.
The surprise piano
Heavy items and flights of stairs found on arrival turn a quoted job into a favor. When the request asks about them up front, the surcharge is quoted instead of absorbed.
The items you can't take
An item that may be restricted or need special handling can change the whole pickup. An explicit hazardous-item acknowledgement at intake surfaces that conversation before the truck rolls, while your own acceptance rules stay yours.
Paperwork lags the pickup
The load took an hour; the invoice took a week. When billing rides on the completed pickup, you collect while the truck is still in the driveway.
How FieldLasso runs your day
Capture the request before the estimate
Customers use your branded page to send item categories, approximate load size, heavy items, stairs, where the items are, parking and truck access, the hazardous-item acknowledgement, and photos.
Estimate from operator-priced load documents
Built-in minimum-pickup, quarter/half/full-load, and single-item documents start with unset prices, with optional labor/access-surcharge and disposal-fee lines. You price every line, and the estimate stays approximate until you confirm the load on site.
Schedule the pickup and work the day
Approved estimates become pickups you drag across the dispatch board. The crew sees the brief — heavy items, stairs, parking — in the field app and captures before-and-after photos.
Invoice from the completed pickup
Completed pickups generate invoices carrying the job's scope, including any confirmed surcharge and disposal-fee lines. Customers pay by card through Stripe-hosted entry or you record the check.
Built for junk removal
The Junk Removal pack calls pickups what you call them, and the intake below is the real request and job fields the product asks for — not a generic feature list.
What needs to go
Furniture, appliances, mattresses, yard and remodel debris, and more — a required checklist that defines the load.
Approximate load size
Single item through more than a truckload — the customer's best guess, confirmed by you on site.
Heavy items
Appliances, pianos, safes, and other two-person items disclosed up front, so the crew and the quote are sized right.
Stairs or elevator
Ground level, flights of stairs, or an elevator — the access answer behind every labor surcharge.
Where the items are
Curbside, garage, inside the home, backyard, or a storage unit — how far the crew carries decides how long the stop takes.
Parking & truck access
Where the truck can park, gate codes, and loading docks, recorded on the property for the visit brief.
Hazardous or prohibited items
A required acknowledgement lets the customer flag anything that may need special handling before the trip — what you can accept stays your call.
Starter template
Half load
A half-truckload pickup scoped from the item categories, approximate load size, photos, and access details from intake, with optional labor/access-surcharge and disposal-fee lines. Minimum-pickup, quarter-load, full-load, and single-item documents ship alongside it. The estimate stays approximate until you confirm the load on site — pricing is operator-confirmed.
You confirm every price during setup — FieldLasso never publishes a market rate for you.
Good fit / not a fit
The honest version — who FieldLasso is built for here, and who it is not.
A good fit if you are…
- Photo-first estimates for single items, cleanouts, and partial or full truckloads
- Crews that want the load brief — heavy items, stairs, parking — before the truck rolls
- One-off pickups that want an optional deposit and an invoice from completed work
Not the right tool for…
- Companies that want software to decide what materials can be accepted or where loads can be disposed
- Dumpster-rental fleets that need container inventory and drop-and-pull logistics
Junk-removal quote intake checklist
What to capture before estimating a pickup — item categories, approximate load size, heavy items, stairs, where the items are, parking and truck access, the hazardous-item acknowledgement, and photos.
- What needs to go — Furniture, appliances, mattresses, yard and remodel debris, and more — a required checklist that defines the load.
- Approximate load size — Single item through more than a truckload — the customer's best guess, confirmed by you on site.
- Heavy items — Appliances, pianos, safes, and other two-person items disclosed up front, so the crew and the quote are sized right.
- Stairs or elevator — Ground level, flights of stairs, or an elevator — the access answer behind every labor surcharge.
- Where the items are — Curbside, garage, inside the home, backyard, or a storage unit — how far the crew carries decides how long the stop takes.
- Parking & truck access — Where the truck can park, gate codes, and loading docks, recorded on the property for the visit brief.
- Hazardous or prohibited items — A required acknowledgement lets the customer flag anything that may need special handling before the trip — what you can accept stays your call.
Free to use and print — no email required.
Free junk removal tools
- Junk-load volume estimatorTurn your own pile measurements into an approximate load volume, compared only against the truck you describe — never a price, an acceptance promise, or a final load size.
Free to use and print — no email required.
Where FieldLasso draws the line
What this pack does not do, so there are no surprises.
- Estimates built from photos are approximate — the final load and price are what you confirm on site, and FieldLasso never turns a photo into a final price.
- FieldLasso stores the records you enter; it doesn't recommend products, chemicals, settings, or methods, or verify code or regulatory compliance — that stays your professional judgment.
- FieldLasso doesn't decide what you can haul or where it can go — item acceptance, disposal sites, and hazardous-material rules stay with you and your local facilities.
- Payroll and invoicing are built in, but totals don't push into separate bookkeeping software on their own.
Junk Removal FAQ
What does a customer send with a junk-removal request?
The public request can collect item categories, approximate load size, heavy items, stairs or elevator, where the items are, parking and truck access, an explicit hazardous-item acknowledgement, and photos.
Is the photo estimate the final price?
No. Photos and the reported load size get you a fast, informed estimate, and the built-in documents label it as approximate — you confirm the final load and price when you see it on site.
Does FieldLasso decide what I can take or where to dispose of it?
No. The intake records the customer's hazardous-item acknowledgement, and your own acceptance rules, disposal sites, and fees stay entirely your decision — the disposal-fee line is priced by you.
How do heavy items and stairs affect the quote?
They're disclosed at intake, and the built-in documents include an optional labor/access-surcharge line you can toggle and price per estimate.
Can I take a deposit before the pickup?
Yes. Estimates support an optional deposit collected on approval, and the balance is invoiced from the completed pickup.
What does FieldLasso cost?
Starter is $49/month, Pro is $149/month, and Scale is $299/month. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial and no credit card is required to try it.
Source notes
Reviewed July 15, 2026. These sources establish market context and software intent only; they do not support a search-volume, market-share, competitor-performance, or pricing claim.
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No credit card required. Signup starts you on the Junk Removal setup — you can change your business type later.