You’ve already got it bagged, boxed, and piled — you just need a truck and the trip. A vetted local Gopher brings the truck, loads it up, and runs it to the dump or transfer station so you don’t rent a pickup, tie up your car, or spend the afternoon at the scale. You set the offer — a neighbor with a truck, not commercial rates — and the tipping fee is passed through at cost.
Gopher isn’t a truck rental or a franchise fleet. It’s a neighbor with a truck making the run for you — on three simple rules.
Make an offer up front or ask for instant bids. A neighbor with a truck makes the run for what you offer — no rental, no mileage, no gas, no franchise rate on top.
Great junk luggers join Gopher without paying a dime for leads or a cut. No franchise fees, no lead costs — so more trucks compete for your job, and none of that overhead lands on your bill.
A hauler you pick by name and rating brings the truck, loads your pile, and makes the run to the transfer station — tipping fee at cost — so it’s gone in one trip.
Hauling is a crowded trade. Here’s what going local on Gopher gets you that a truck rental or brand-name truck can’t.
Same load gone, none of the rental run-around. Here’s what shifts when a neighbor with a truck makes the trip and you set the offer.
Everything is on the table before you confirm:
Photograph what’s going and roughly how much — a few boxes or a truck-bed’s worth.
Set what you’ll pay your hauler for the run — they keep all of it.
Picked by you or first available — loads it and makes the run.
Dropped at the dump, tipping fee at cost — in one trip.
Send a neighbor with a truck to make your dump run — loaded, driven, and dropped at the transfer station in one trip — for what you offer, with the tipping fee at cost. No rental, no afternoon at the scale.