Post the pile
Post photos, material, size, an entered bounty, and private arrival notes. The hauler view shows the estimated post-fee payout before claim.
Debris hauling load board
Find debris loads to haul.
Photos, estimated post-fee payout, truck fit, and compatible finish options in one workflow.
Local debris work
Debris hauling starts with a clear post.
Show the pile, show the payout, and give haulers a place to take the load.
Batch nearby work
Pick nearby jobs, then choose a dump, scrap yard, or compatible receiver site for clean material before the truck moves.
Keep job proof
Keep pickup photos, destination notes, and status with the job.
On the load board
What every open load shows before you claim it.
Open pickups appear on the hauler map with enough detail to decide whether the job fits your truck, your route and your day.
Photos and material
The poster’s photos, the material type and the estimated load size, so you can judge truck fit before you drive.
Estimated payout after fees
The estimated payout after processing and platform fees, before your hauling expenses. Actual settlement is what counts.
Private arrival details
The exact address and gate notes stay private until you claim the job, so posters can share access details safely.
Quotes and scheduled work
Some posts are quote requests: send a price, and the poster can turn the quote they pick into an active pickup. Scheduled piles let a contractor line up a hauler for work coming later.
Destinations on the same map
Dumps, scrap yards and receiver sites that want clean material sit on the same map, so you can plan where the load ends before you claim it.
Proof with the job
Pickup photos, status, timestamps and destination notes stay attached to the job record for you and the poster.