Walking back into a flooded home is hard. The carpet squishes underfoot, the couch is soaked through, and things you kept for years are sitting in mud. You don’t have to carry any of it out yourself.
As soon as it’s safe to go back inside, Bella Junk Removal hauls out the wet furniture, carpet, pad and torn out drywall so your home can start drying. We work before or alongside your restoration company, anywhere in the Verde Valley. Call (928) 395-6441. We answer 8 AM to 8 PM, 7 days a week.
Wet carpet, pad, drywall and upholstered furniture hold water. As long as they stay in the house, the rooms stay damp, and damp rooms are where mold gets started. The EPA says water damaged areas and items should be dried within 24 to 48 hours to prevent mold growth.
Getting the soaked material out is one of the first steps in drying a house. Fans and dehumidifiers work better once it’s gone. That’s the part we handle. We carry it out, load it into our dump truck and trailer, and take it off your property.
We’re insured and based in Camp Verde, so we’re close by when the water comes up.
You don’t need to wait until the house is dry. Once the power has been shut off or checked and the floors are safe to walk on, we can start hauling out what’s ruined. A good plan is to call us the same day you call your restoration company. We’ll work before they arrive or right alongside their crew.
To be clear about what we do: we’re a junk removal company. We don’t do water extraction, drying or mold remediation. If there’s standing water or you can see mold, a restoration company should handle that part. We handle the hauling so it doesn’t slow anyone down.
Honestly, most things that sat in floodwater can’t be saved. Upholstered furniture, mattresses and carpet soak up dirty water and usually have to go to the landfill.
Hard items that only got splashed, like metal shelving, some tools and solid wood pieces, can sometimes be cleaned and kept. If you want to keep something, set it aside and tell the crew. If something is in good shape and you don’t want it, we look at donation or resale. Metal goes to a local scrap yard.
From your first call to an empty driveway.
Tell us which rooms flooded and what has to go. Photos of the piles and the rooms help us bring enough truck space.
We set a time around your schedule, and around your restoration crew if you have one. We work 8 AM to 8 PM, 7 days a week.
Our crew looks at the materials and how we will get them out, then gives you the price. You decide before anything is loaded.
We carry the wet, heavy stuff out from wherever it sits and do a basic sweep of the loading area when it is safe to.
You pay when the work is done. Anything that can go to donation, resale or scrap gets pulled out, and the rest goes to the landfill.
If it soaked up water and needs to leave the house, we can usually take it once it is safe to reach. Common loads include:
Mud, dirt, gravel and very heavy debris are quoted separately because weight matters. Give us a rough idea of how much when you call.
Wind or hail damage instead of water? See our storm debris removal page.
Reviews from customers across the Verde Valley who have hired our crew for all kinds of jobs.
Before a single item goes in our truck, walk through and take photos and video of the damage: the water line on the walls, each ruined piece of furniture, the carpet before it’s rolled up, and the make, model and serial number on damaged appliances and electronics. Once something is hauled away, you can’t go back and photograph it.
If you have flood insurance, talk to your adjuster before we haul. The FEMA flood claims checklist says not to throw anything out before the adjuster sees it, unless it’s a health hazard or local law requires it, and to keep samples of carpet or flooring to show the adjuster. Our flood cleanup guide walks through it. We can’t give insurance advice, so check with your insurer about what they need. Our crew will gladly wait while you take pictures.
The 2026 flooding hit Camp Verde, Sedona, Cottonwood and nearby communities hard. These resources may help:
The town, county and FEMA resources are run by those agencies. We’re not affiliated with them.
Most flood loads are priced by how much room they take up in our truck. Wet material is much heavier than dry, so mud, dirt, gravel, soaked drywall and other very heavy loads get a separate quote. Either way, you hear the price before we load anything.
We take credit cards, cash, checks, Zelle, Venmo, Cash App, Apple Pay and tap to pay. Payment plans are available through Affirm, Klarna and Afterpay, subject to approval. Our pricing page explains how it works.
We haul flood debris in Camp Verde, Cottonwood, Sedona, Village of Oak Creek, Cornville, Clarkdale, Rimrock, Lake Montezuma and the rest of the Verde Valley. The sooner it is out, the sooner your home can dry. Call (928) 395-6441.
What people ask us most in the middle of a flood cleanup.
No. We haul debris only. We don’t pump out water, dry the structure or treat mold. If you have standing water or visible mold, call a restoration company for that part, and call us to haul out what has to go.
We’re typically there the same day and almost always the next day. After heavy rain, a lot of people call at once, so reach out as soon as it’s safe to go back inside.
Yes. We haul carpet and pad once it’s been pulled up, and drywall once it’s been cut out. We don’t tear out walls or floors that are still in place, but we can work right alongside whoever is doing that.
Yes, once it is out of the house and piled or bagged. Mud, dirt, gravel and other very heavy debris are quoted separately because weight matters. Tell us roughly how much there is when you call.
Yes. Photos and video of each item and the room it came from can help if your insurance company asks later. FEMA also suggests keeping a sample of flooded carpet or flooring for the adjuster. Check with your insurer about what they need. We’re glad to wait while you take pictures.
Yes. We clear out soggy boxes, shelving, tools, holiday decorations and stored furniture. If there is anything you want to keep, set it to one side and we will leave it.
No. Wet materials should come out quickly to help the house dry and to lower the chance of mold. Call us as soon as it’s safe to go back in. We can work before your restoration company arrives or alongside their crew.
After the work is done. We take credit cards, cash, checks, Zelle, Venmo, Cash App, Apple Pay and tap to pay. Payment plans are available through Affirm, Klarna and Afterpay, subject to approval.
Call (928) 395-6441 and tell us what happened. We will help you sort out what needs to go first and when we can get there.
If the same storm brought down limbs or fences, see our storm debris removal page. When you are ready to clear out the rest of the house or garage, we also do property cleanouts and other junk removal.
