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the Evergreen State

Washington

Junk, boats, RVs, cleanouts across the Evergreen State.

From Puget Sound marinas to Spokane storage lots, Washington has a lot of boats and RVs sitting where they should not be. We handle the wet-climate mess: moldy campers, waterlogged hulls, and garages that have not been opened since the last rainy season.

This page is the map of everything Lucky Hauling does in Washington: 206 cities and towns, 15 services, and the state rules that affect boats and RVs. Every city and every service below has its own page.

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Regions

Where we work in Washington

Washington is 5 markets, not one. Here is how each one runs.

  1. 01

    Puget Sound

    Around Seattle. Boat calls come from Puget Sound, Lake Washington, Lake Sammamish and Lake Union, plus the marinas and ramps that serve them. Residential cleanouts, RV and camper pulls, and commercial hauls across the area.

  2. 02

    The Olympic Peninsula

    Around Port Angeles. Boat calls come from Hood Canal, the Strait of Juan de Fuca and Lake Crescent, plus the marinas and ramps that serve them. Residential cleanouts, RV and camper pulls, and commercial hauls across the area.

  3. 03

    The Inland Northwest

    Around Spokane. Boat calls come from the Spokane River, Lake Roosevelt, Lake Spokane and Newman Lake, plus the marinas and ramps that serve them. Residential cleanouts, RV and camper pulls, and commercial hauls across the area.

  4. 04

    Southwest Washington

    Around Vancouver. Boat calls come from the Columbia River, Lake Merwin, Silver Lake and Vancouver Lake, plus the marinas and ramps that serve them. Residential cleanouts, RV and camper pulls, and commercial hauls across the area.

  5. 05

    The Columbia Basin

    Around Kennewick. Boat calls come from the Columbia River, Moses Lake, Potholes Reservoir and Banks Lake, plus the marinas and ramps that serve them. Residential cleanouts, RV and camper pulls, and commercial hauls across the area.

Services in Washington

15 services, statewide

Every service is available in every Washington city we list. Each one has a statewide page with local rules, and a page for every city.

  1. 01

    Junk Removal

    Point at it. It's gone. Full-service junk removal for homes, garages, storage units, and job sites.

  2. 02

    Junk Hauling

    Truck, crew, and trailer for the big loads. Junk hauling is for the jobs that need more than a pickup: multi-truck cleanouts, bulk debris, and heavy or awkward loads that need a trailer and a winch.

  3. 03

    Above Ground Pool Removal

    Drained, dismantled, hauled, and the yard raked flat. We take down above ground pools completely: liner, wall panels, frame, deck attachments, pump, and filter.

  4. 04

    Property Cleanout

    Whole-house, estate, and rental turnovers on a deadline. Estate cleanouts, foreclosure and eviction turnovers, and whole-property clear-outs handled start to finish.

  5. 05

    Bed Bug Furniture Removal

    Sealed, removed, and disposed of without spreading it. Infested mattresses, box springs, couches, and upholstered furniture removed with sealed wraps and a dedicated protocol so the problem does not travel through your hallway or your building.

  6. 06

    RV Removal

    Running or not, titled or not, gone in a day. Motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth wheels, and abandoned campers removed from driveways, storage lots, farms, and back fields.

  7. 07

    Pop Up Camper Removal

    Collapsed roofs and rotted canvas are exactly what we expect. Pop-up and tent campers are light enough that people think they can deal with them later, and heavy enough that they never do.

  8. 08

    Hoarding Cleanout

    Discreet, patient, and done in stages if that's what it takes. Hoarding cleanouts are as much about people as about volume.

  9. 09

    Camper Removal

    Truck campers, slide-ins, and trailers off the property. Slide-in truck campers, small travel trailers, and teardrops removed whether they are on a truck, on jacks, or sitting on blocks in the weeds.

  10. 10

    Boat Removal

    Fishing boats to cabin cruisers, from driveway, dock, or yard. Boat removal takes marine-rated straps, trailers rated for oversized loads, and the experience to back down a marina ramp.

  11. 11

    Sailboat Removal

    Mast down, keel handled, hull hauled. Sailboats need a different plan than powerboats: the mast has to come down, the keel changes how the hull sits on a trailer, and marinas want it done without disturbing the neighbors.

  12. 12

    Sunken Boat Recovery

    Pumped, floated, and out of the water before it becomes a fine. A swamped or sunk boat at the dock is a spill risk, a navigation hazard, and in many states a ticking fine.

  13. 13

    Boat Refloating

    Grounded or swamped, back on the water without a wrecker. Not every boat in trouble needs to be scrapped.

  14. 14

    Fence Removal

    Posts pulled, concrete footings out, line raked clean. Wood, chain link, vinyl, and wrought iron fences removed including the posts and the concrete they are set in.

  15. 15

    Carpet Removal

    Carpet, pad, and tack strips out before the installers arrive. Whole-house carpet and pad removal, including the tack strips and staples, hauled away the same day.

Washington rules

Titles, disposal, and the rules that matter in Washington

Boats: titling and registration run through the Washington Department of Licensing, with derelict vessels handled by the Department of Natural Resources. If you do not have the title, there is a release or abandoned-vessel process and we prepare it with you before pickup. Common waters: Puget Sound, Lake Washington, the Columbia River and Lake Chelan.

RVs, campers, and vehicles: untitled or abandoned units go through the Washington Department of Licensing. We tell you exactly what to sign so the unit can legally leave your property, and you get documentation.

Disposal: Most Washington counties run their own transfer stations and charge by weight, and mattresses and appliances often carry separate fees. Hazardous materials such as paint, solvents, chemicals, and asbestos go through your county's household hazardous waste program, not through us. Everything else is sorted for donation and recycling first.

Sound familiar?

The calls we get most in Washington

Every Washington call starts with a story. Most of them sound like one of these.

  1. 01

    The garage you cannot park in (junk removal)

    Ten years of bikes, boxes, and a broken treadmill. We clear it in a morning and you park inside by lunch.

  2. 02

    Moving day leftovers (junk removal)

    The movers took the good stuff. The old couch, the mattress, and forty boxes of maybe are still in the living room.

  3. 03

    The family home after a loss (property cleanout)

    Decades of belongings, a probate deadline, and siblings in three states. We sort with you and clear the rest.

  4. 04

    The tenant who left everything (property cleanout)

    Furniture, food in the fridge, and bags of clothes. The unit needs to show next week.

  5. 05

    The motorhome that has not started in years (rv removal)

    Flat tires, a seized engine, and a tarp that gave up two winters ago. It needs a flatbed, not a tow strap.

  6. 06

    Inherited and unwanted (rv removal)

    Dad's fifth wheel is in the side yard, the title is somewhere, and the estate needs it gone.

  7. 07

    The driveway boat (boat removal)

    It came with a plan to fix it up. That was six years ago. The neighbors have stopped asking.

  8. 08

    The marina's ultimatum (boat removal)

    The slip is due, the boat does not run, and the dockmaster wants it out by the end of the month.

From the truck

Washington jobs, as we found them.

  • Top-down view of a crew loading furniture into a truckLoading day
  • Two crew members carrying items to a truck in a drivewayCrew at work
  • Cabin cruiser strapped onto a heavy-duty trailer on a gravel road under an overcast skyCabin cruiser loaded and leaving
  • Large commercial fishing boat named Grace on a trailer beside palm treesA 40-footer on the trailer
  • Crew member in a safety vest loading a Class C motorhome onto a flatbedWinching a Class C onto the flatbed
  • Class A motorhome abandoned in a field of tall grassClass A in the back field

Major cities

Washington's biggest markets

These are the largest markets we serve in Washington. Each has its own page with every service, local rules, and nearby coverage.

  1. 01

    Seattle, King County

    Population 780,995. Boat, RV, junk, and cleanout work, with same-week windows most of the year.

  2. 02

    Spokane, Spokane County

    Population 230,609. Boat, RV, junk, and cleanout work, with same-week windows most of the year.

  3. 03

    Tacoma, Pierce County

    Population 228,202. Boat, RV, junk, and cleanout work, with same-week windows most of the year.

  4. 04

    Vancouver, Clark County

    Population 198,992. Boat, RV, junk, and cleanout work, with same-week windows most of the year.

  5. 05

    Bellevue, King County

    Population 154,377. Boat, RV, junk, and cleanout work, with same-week windows most of the year.

  6. 06

    Kent, King County

    Population 136,588. Boat, RV, junk, and cleanout work, with same-week windows most of the year.

  7. 07

    Everett, Snohomish County

    Population 113,011. Boat, RV, junk, and cleanout work, with same-week windows most of the year.

  8. 08

    Spokane Valley, Spokane County

    Population 108,267. Boat, RV, junk, and cleanout work, with same-week windows most of the year.

Questions

Washington questions, answered

Do you cover all of Washington?

We list every incorporated city and town with more than a thousand residents, 206 in total, across Puget Sound, the Olympic Peninsula, the Inland Northwest, Southwest Washington and the Columbia Basin. If yours is smaller, we almost certainly still cover it; call and we confirm.

Are you licensed and insured in Washington?

Yes. General liability and auto coverage on every job in Washington, and a certificate of insurance emailed on request before the crew arrives.

Can you take a boat or RV without a title in Washington?

Usually. Boats go through the Washington Department of Licensing, with derelict vessels handled by the Department of Natural Resources and vehicles through the Washington Department of Licensing, each with a release process for untitled or abandoned units. We prepare the paperwork with you.

How fast can you get to me in Washington?

Same-day and next-day windows are common in the larger metros. Smaller towns are usually scheduled within a few days. Call early in the day for the best chance at same-day.

Where does everything go?

Donation first, recycling second, licensed disposal last. Most Washington counties run their own transfer stations and charge by weight, and mattresses and appliances often carry separate fees.

What won't you take?

Paint, solvents, chemicals, asbestos, and medical waste. Your county hazardous waste program handles those. Almost everything else goes.

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Every city we serve in Washington

206 cities and towns.

Every incorporated city and town in Washington with more than a thousand residents, each with its own page. Major metros are listed above; the full list is here.

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