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Junk Removal Services in Tacoma, WA

Why Choose Lincoln Moving & Storage for Your Tacoma Junk Removal

Old belongings like ripped couches, broken appliances, and never-opened boxes can pile up fast. We provide the junk removal services you need to declutter.

Family-owned and operated since 1914. We have served Puget Sound for more than 110 years.
A Tacoma office you can visit. Our Tacoma location is at 2402 S. Wright Avenue, Tacoma, WA 98409. We also have offices in Kent and Everett.
Licensed and trusted. Our licenses are USDOT #153161, MC #339, and WUTC #2278.
Industry memberships. We belong to the International Association of Movers, the American Trucking Association, Preferred Movers Network, and the Washington Movers Conference.

Ready to get started? Fill out our online estimate form or call us at (253) 322-3528.

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Based on 64 reviews

Joselyn Thompson 03:56 11/11/26

Lincoln Moving and Storage did a great job! They were punctual, quick, and very careful with all of our belongings. I really appreciate all the hard work Jason and Kevin put in. They even helped us assemble our bed and couch, making the whole moving-in process so much smoother. We are truly... grateful for their help and highly recommend their services!read more

A S 23:29 11/02/26

The team from Lincoln Moving and Storage was very professional. Very pleased and would highly recommend.

Grant Welsh 17:58 10/08/26

Pita and Kevin came right on time and work very fast and efficiently! Start to finish for moving our stuff into the house was 45 minutes. And they took great care when handing our items! 10/10 would recommend

Lincoln Moving & Storage Junk Removal Services in Tacoma

Tacoma Junk Removal Services

A big part of moving is removing the unnecessary items you’ve accumulated over the years. We can expedite that process for you.

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Local Movers in Tacoma

We handle local moves in the area and can help you declutter beforehand.

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Residential Movers in Tacoma

If you’re moving out of a home, we can clear out what you don't need first, then move the rest.

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Office Movers in Tacoma

Our team handles furniture disassembly, electronics packing, transportation, and setup for office moves.

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Warehouse Storage in Tacoma

Our Tacoma warehouse has 30,000 square feet of climate-stable storage to keep your items safe and secure

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Military Movers in Tacoma

We help families near Joint Base Lewis-McChord and Naval Base Kitsap move to their new homes.

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Junk Removal Tips for Tacoma Homes and Businesses

Looking for the best junk removal in Tacoma for your job? Start with these three tips, and ask any company you call, including us, how they handle stairs and hazardous items.

Tip 1: Sort your items and keep them dry

First, make three piles: keep, donate, and haul away. Don’t leave couches or mattresses outside because of the rain. Store them in a garage or covered porch until the crew arrives.

Tip 2: Clear a path for the crew

Tacoma has many older homes with steep basement stairs and narrow hallways. Move small items out of the way and tell us about stairs and tight doorways. If you live in a downtown or Hilltop apartment, ask your building about reserving the elevator and a parking spot.

Tip 3: Set aside the tricky stuff

Paint, chemicals, batteries, and old TVs need special handling. Set them aside and take them to the Tacoma Recovery & Transfer Center, or tell us about them when you call.

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Why Tacoma Is a City of Fresh Starts

Tacoma has a rich history, reflected in many older homes. The North End and Stadium District are full of Victorian, Craftsman, and Tudor homes on tree-lined streets. Older homes often come with attics, basements, and garages that fill up over the years.

Whether you have lived in Tacoma, Washington, for one year or thirty, junk removal can help you reset overall. Zillow puts the typical Tacoma home value at $498,063 as of June 2026, so many people stay put and keep adding to the pile. When it is finally time to downsize, sell, or move, a good cleanout can make the next chapter much easier.

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Areas We Serve

Lincoln Moving & Storage has served Tacoma since 1914. Our crews work from our office at 2402 S. Wright Avenue and know the neighborhoods, hills, and streets across the city. We offer junk removal in Tacoma, WA across these areas:

Downtown Tacoma: 98402
Stadium District: 98403
Eastside: 98404
Hilltop: 98405
North End and Proctor District: 98407
South Tacoma: 98409
Browns Point: 98422

Junk Removal in Tacoma FAQ

Junk removal prices in Tacoma depend on how much you have and how hard it is to reach. Stairs, long carries, and heavy items can change the price. The fastest way to get a real number is to call us at (253) 322-3528 or fill out our estimate form.

Yes, but only a little. Tacoma residential trash customers get two Call-2-Haul pickups or self-hauls per year at no extra cost. Each pickup covers up to three large items, like furniture or appliances, plus up to 15 boxes or bags of smaller items. The city does not take household garbage, construction materials, tires, TVs, or computer monitors. If you have more than that, or you want it all gone in one visit, give us a call.

Take your items to a hazardous waste site. The Tacoma Recovery & Transfer Center accepts household hazardous waste from Tacoma and Pierce County residents with proof of residency. If you are not sure whether something counts, tell us up front when you call.

Local nonprofits will often take furniture in good shape. The City of Tacoma lists Habitat for Humanity Tacoma/Pierce County and the Northwest Furniture Bank as places that accept furniture. Goodwill takes clothing and small household items. Call ahead to ask what they can take right now. Anything wet, torn, or broken usually isn’t a good fit for donation.

Use a state-approved electronics recycling program instead of the trash. Washington’s E-Cycle program is paid for by electronics makers under a 2006 state law. Because the city’s Call-2-Haul pickup does not take TVs and monitors, plan a drop-off for those.