$11 Appliance & Scrap Metal Pickup in Martinsville

Martinsville is the county seat of Morgan County, located along State Road 37 southwest of Indianapolis. As part of our extended service area, Martinsville pickups carry a small fuel surcharge — but still cost a fraction of what traditional junk haulers charge.

Known for its artesian wells and the natural beauty of Morgan-Monroe State Forest nearby, Martinsville has a mix of historic homes downtown and newer development along the SR-37 corridor. The town's distance from Indianapolis means fewer service options for residents — which is exactly why we extended our $11 pickup coverage here. A small fuel surcharge applies.

Traditional junk removal companies charge Martinsville residents $99–$500 to haul away a single appliance. They pay to dump it in a landfill — and pass those costs to you.

We're a recycling company. Your old washer has 150–200 lbs of steel and copper with real scrap value. We recycle that metal at our recycling facility at 3013 Stanley Avenue in Indianapolis. The $11 covers fuel and routing. The scrap value covers the rest.

That's how we keep it at $11 for Martinsville when everyone else charges $99–$500.

Martinsville is the furthest city in our regular service area, and we added it for a specific reason: residents there had almost no affordable options for appliance and scrap metal removal. The national junk hauling companies either don't serve Morgan County at all or charge premium rates for the distance. Local options are limited. By extending our service to Martinsville with a small fuel surcharge on top of the $11 base, we're able to give residents access to the same professional, eco-friendly pickup that the rest of the metro enjoys. Martinsville is the county seat of Morgan County and has a distinctive character rooted in its history as a health resort town — the artesian mineral water springs that made it famous in the early 1900s. The downtown area around the Morgan County Courthouse features beautiful historic architecture and homes dating back over a century. These older properties are where we see the heaviest pickup demand: original furnaces, cast-iron plumbing, ancient water heaters, and appliances that have been in basements since the 1970s. The newer development along the State Road 37 corridor between Martinsville and Mooresville generates more standard suburban pickup needs. We typically group Martinsville pickups with our Mooresville runs to keep routing efficient. The natural setting around Morgan-Monroe State Forest and the White River also means many Martinsville properties have larger lots with outdoor metal accumulation — everything from old grills to metal shed components to vehicle parts.