Freemoval: Free Junk Removal in Disadvantaged Communities

Round-ups collected

since program launch

Homes served

free pickups completed

Tons diverted

from streets and lots

Cities active

Atlanta, GA

Updated monthly · 100% of round-ups fund pickups at market rate · No fundraising overhead

The problem

Cities spend $300M a year cleaning up what a $200 haul could have prevented.

$600–$1,500

Average cost to a city for cleaning up a single illegal dump site.

68%

Of dumping incidents occur within one mile of multi-family housing during move-out windows.

What a Freemoval pickup costs the household, funded by LoadUp customers.

How it works

A simple loop. Customers fund it. We deploy it. Cities benefit.

A LoadUp customer rounds up at checkout

Optional. Disclosed clearly. Every dollar goes into a dedicated program account, separated from LoadUp operations.

A household in a partner community books a pickup

Eligibility verified through the property partner, typically affordable housing operators or municipal partnerships. No application paperwork.

LoadUp's network removes and properly disposes of the load

Same loaders, same trucks, same disposal facilities. Freemoval rides on infrastructure already serving cities in all 50 U.S. states.

The dollar-and-ton total goes on the public dashboard

Updated monthly. Auditable. The promise: 100% of round-ups fund pickups at standard market rates with no separate fundraising overhead deducted.

Why this works

We're not building this from zero. We're routing existing infrastructure to where it matters.

A nationwide network, day one

LoadUp dispatches loaders to cities in all 50 U.S. states. Every Freemoval pickup uses that same network, the marginal cost of a subsidized job is just labor and disposal.

Real pricing, not estimates

We know exactly what removals cost in every ZIP. That precision is what lets us tell partners and donors how far each dollar actually goes.

Transparent by default

A dedicated program account. Public dashboard. Monthly reconciliation. The program is a custodian of customer funds, not a marketing line.

Built for partners, not press releases

Cities and housing operators get a turnkey program, eligibility, dispatch, reporting. No new vendor to onboard if they're already a LoadUp customer.

Let’s end illegal dumping for good.

Cities spend $300M a year cleaning up what a $200 haul could have prevented.

A simple loop. Customers fund it. We deploy it. Cities benefit.

We're not building this from zero. We're routing existing infrastructure to where it matters.

Run a city department or a housing portfolio? Let's talk.