Find the company for your region, see who handles the work and check whether booking is open. JunkPDX serves Portland metro and Vancouver with our own crew. JunkSEA and JunkBOI are developing their local provider coverage.
See the region, who handles the pickup and whether customer booking is open. The airport code identifies the regional brand; you can request service elsewhere in its confirmed service area.
JunkPDX, JunkSEA and JunkBOI: coverage, pickup teams and booking status
JunkPDX serves Portland metro and Vancouver with our own crew. Book a free onsite estimate for household junk removal, garage cleanouts or property cleanups.
Use the three-letter IATA code on airline reservations and baggage tags. ICAO identifiers use four letters for aviation operations. Compare IATA vs. ICAO airport codes.
Search your city, pickup ZIP or regional airport code, then compare the company’s service area, pickup team and booking status. Continue to the local company to confirm your actual address, describe the items and arrange your estimate.
Do I need to live near an airport to use a listed company?
No. The airport code names the region, rather than limiting pickups to the airport neighborhood. JunkPDX serves Portland metro and Vancouver, subject to address coverage and availability. Seattle and Boise customer booking is not open yet.
What is an airport code?
The three-letter IATA code identifies an airport in airline reservations and on baggage tags. A four-letter ICAO identifier is used in aviation operations. PDX and KPDX, for example, identify Portland International Airport in Oregon.
What are the airport codes for Portland, Seattle and Boise?
PDX is Portland International Airport in Oregon, SEA is Seattle-Tacoma International Airport in Washington, and BOI is Boise Airport in Idaho. Their four-letter ICAO identifiers are KPDX, KSEA and KBOI respectively.
Can I look up every airport here?
This directory covers PDX, SEA and BOI. Search by code, airport name or city to find one of those airports. For other locations, use the official IATA code search linked in our airport-code guide.
Why is this called JunkAirportCodes?
We combine JUNK with an airport code to name a regional Junk brand. PDX connects to JunkPDX, SEA to JunkSEA and BOI to JunkBOI. This directory explains the codes associated with our three local brands: JunkPDX in Portland, JunkSEA in Seattle and JunkBOI in Boise.
Does every listed code have junk-removal booking?
No. JunkPDX booking is open, subject to address coverage and availability. JunkSEA and JunkBOI customer booking is not open yet. An airport reference does not establish service coverage.
What does each local brand do?
JunkPDX handles local junk removal and cleanouts with its own crew in Portland metro and Vancouver, Washington. JunkSEA is the Seattle-area network brand developing local provider coverage. JunkBOI is the Boise-area network brand in development. Each has its own profile, service information and booking status.