About

One used truck and a strong back.

Chris Dempsey started Load Off in 2019 after helping his grandmother clear out her house and realizing nobody in Spartanburg made it easy.

That first cleanout took Chris three weekends, a borrowed trailer, and four trips to the dump. Somewhere around trip three he thought: people would pay real money to never do this.

He bought a used box truck that fall. The first year was Chris, his cousin, and a phone number on a magnetic door sign. The bet was simple: show up when you say, price by what the truck holds so nobody feels hustled, and donate everything you can instead of dumping it.

Six years later there are two trucks, four crew members, and 112 five-star reviews. The donation habit stuck too: if your stuff has life left, it goes to Spartanburg charities first and the landfill last, and you get the receipt for your taxes.

The House Rules

How the crew operates.

1

The price is the price

Confirmed at the door before we start. If the pile turns out smaller than the photo, the price drops. It never climbs.

2

Donate first

Usable furniture and appliances go to local charities before anything sees a landfill. Photo and receipt included.

3

Leave it cleaner

Every job ends with a broom. If we moved it out of a room, that room gets swept before we roll out.

Reviews

Word around Spartanburg.

★★★★★ Called at 9am, garage was empty by 2pm the same day. Two guys, super friendly, swept up after themselves. Latasha Simmons
★★★★★ They took a hot tub, a swing set, and forty years of basement stuff in one trip. Price was exactly the range they quoted on the phone. Ronnie Hawkins
★★★★★ Fair prices and they actually recycle. They texted me a photo of my furniture at the donation center. Paula Genovese

Spartanburg, we have got room on the truck.

Serving Spartanburg, Boiling Springs, Duncan, Moore, Inman, and the surrounding area, seven days a week.

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