Clinton is fifteen minutes west of Jackson on I-20, and the crew is there most weeks: estate cleanouts in the older neighborhoods around Olde Towne and Mississippi College, garage cleanouts in the subdivisions off Springridge Road, apartment pickups around the college, and roll-off dumpsters for the remodels. Same photo quote, same prices as Jackson.
Clinton is a college town and a family suburb, which means May move-outs on one side and full garages on the other.
What we do in Clinton
- Furniture and Appliance Removal in Clinton
- House, Estate and Hoarding Cleanouts in Clinton
- Garage, Carport and Storage Unit Cleanouts in Clinton
- Construction and Renovation Debris Removal in Clinton
- Hot Tub, Shed and Playset Removal in Clinton
- Dumpster Rental in Clinton
- Storm and Yard Debris Cleanup in Clinton
About Clinton
Clinton is a city in western Hinds County, home to Mississippi College and one of the older towns of the metro, with a brick-street Olde Towne and subdivisions stretching west along I-20. Bolton, Raymond and the Highway 80 corridor toward Jackson are all within the service area.
Clinton's own curbside service has firm edges. Waste Management picks up yard debris only when leaves are bagged and limbs are tied with twine, cut to five feet or less and no thicker than eight inches, with each bundle under sixty pounds and two cubic yards. Public Works will take a rubbish pile up to seven feet long and five feet high if residents call 601-924-2239 or file a work order, but it does not haul away entire trees.
Remodel leftovers fall to the homeowner under the city's rules: Waste Management does not collect debris from construction, remodeling, repair or demolition, which covers roofing, brick, concrete and fencing, and trees cut by a hired service are the hiring household's to dispose of. The bathroom tear-out, the old privacy fence and the shingles from a reroof are the loads a photo quote is made for.
The city also runs a spring and a fall Citywide Cleanup, free for residents who show a Clinton water or garbage bill or ID. The fall 2026 round runs October 10 to 17, closed Sunday the 11th, with dumpsters at the old Northside Elementary site on Old Vicksburg Road from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. It turns away electronics, refrigerators, freezers and freon A/C units; those go to the e-waste and hazardous waste day on Saturday, October 24, 8 a.m. to noon, at the Public Works yard at 525 Springridge Road. Year round, paint, motor oil, batteries, tires and old TVs can go to the Environmental Service Center at 1570 Terry Road on Tuesdays, Thursdays and every fourth Saturday.
Outside those dates and limits, the crew carries things out of the garage, attic or back yard, sets aside what can be donated, and hauls the rest the same trip. Send a photo for the price.