Your junk removal business.
A network behind it.

Yes. Use the short Talk about joining inquiry to share your business, name, email and market. No documents or bank information are needed. PNW can reply about your questions before you decide whether to complete the full application. An inquiry does not activate your business or reserve work.

Yes. You can apply or be personally invited to begin review. Both paths require qualification checks, required documents and agreed terms before activation. An invitation does not guarantee approval, jobs or income. Approved providers participate through their corresponding local Junk + airport-code market while keeping their own company identity.

The payment plan uses Stripe Connect. Approved providers will enter identity and bank information in Stripe’s hosted setup from their private PNW account. Do not send bank details in an application message or email. Live payment setup and provider activation must be completed before payouts are available.

PNW is an additional channel for network work, while your company, crew and equipment remain yours. Review your completed agreement for the customer relationship, brand use and other participation terms before activation. Do not assume territory or exclusivity rights.

Your business covers its own operating costs from its share of the job. The customer price is not your profit. Subtract the network charge, disposal, crew labor, travel, fuel, equipment and other expenses before deciding whether an offer fits.

There is no application fee or monthly subscription. The current job calculation starts from a 20% network fee and uses your account’s recorded rate. Review the written fee and your own labor, disposal and travel costs before accepting. The agreed fee, adjustments and payout timing must be completed before activation.

This is the provider information and tools site for PNW Junk Removal. Applications, status checks and provider accounts open on pnwjunkremoval.com. Your application stays in one place; you do not need to submit it again when moving between the sites.

Yes. PNW Junk Removal is being built to help customers find dependable local pros and help independent companies compete alongside national brands. Providers keep their own business identity, crew and equipment. The network coordinates its bookings, while the provider performs the work under the written job terms.

Yes. Open the completed pickup in your private booking access and choose “Hire this company again.” The new request saves your provider preference for dispatch. PNW checks eligibility, availability and coverage. The company must accept before a new appointment is confirmed. If it cannot take the pickup, PNW asks before offering another company. A request does not reserve the previous company. If you lack private access, use PNW’s public support page.

We’re reviewing provider applications ahead of launch. Customer booking is not open in Seattle or Boise yet. Job offers become available after provider approval and local market launch; job volume and income are not guaranteed.

Yes. Your company, crew and equipment remain yours. Approved vehicles display a PNW provider credential for network bookings, with your own company branding remaining primary. PNW supplies the first pair at no charge. Placement and activation requirements are explained in the provider terms.

Provider entry requires at least 100 verifiable customer reviews for your business and a clear, understandable pricing sheet. Supply direct links to your original public review profiles so PNW can review the business identity and review history. Your pricing sheet should explain how you charge, what is included and any additional charges or exclusions. PNW reviews this information manually; supplying it does not approve or activate your business.

Tell us what you run and the types of jobs your equipment and crew can handle. Entry also requires at least 100 verifiable customer reviews and a clear pricing sheet. We review equipment, capacity, insurance, review history, pricing information and market fit before activation. Accept only work you can complete safely.

The payment plan uses Stripe Connect for provider bank setup and payouts. Customer payment, completed work and provider payout are separate steps. Release requires completion records, payment and funding review, and verified payout details. A paid invoice does not release your payout. The public agreement is a review draft; payout deadlines and adjustment rules still need completion before activation.

No. You may decline an offer that does not fit your crew or schedule. Once you accept, you are responsible for completing the job under the agreed terms.

Yes. Use PNW’s partner application to discuss work your crew cannot take or customers you want to introduce. This starts a relationship review; it does not submit or confirm an individual pickup. Current service is Portland–Vancouver through JunkPDX. Coverage, customer contact, fees and any branding arrangements must be agreed before a handoff.

The team reviews your application and contacts you about next steps. Track progress through the application-status page. Screening requires a separate disclosure and authorization before any background report is requested.

JunkPDX, operated by Solely Junk LLC, performs current Portland–Vancouver pickups with its own crew. Seattle and Boise customer booking is not open yet.

No. It checks coverage. Continue through the local booking process to request a pickup and review your confirmation. The onsite estimate is free with no obligation, and you approve the complete price before loading.