This site is operated by M&I Transport of SC, LLC [confirm: legal entity name against the South Carolina Secretary of State record], doing business as M&I Junk Removal & Hauling (“M&I”, “we”, “us”), 112 Duraleigh Rd, Anderson, SC 29621, phone (864) 359-7319, email [confirm: business email address to publish].
1. These terms
These terms apply when you ask us for an estimate, book a job, rent a dumpster or use this website. Booking a job means you accept them. If anything here conflicts with a written quote we give you, the quote wins.
2. Estimates and prices
- Estimates are free and carry no obligation. They are based on what you tell us and any photos you send.
- The final price is confirmed with you on site, before anything is loaded. If the job turns out bigger than described, or hazardous items turn up, we re-quote before continuing. You can decline at that point at no charge [confirm: unless a trip fee was agreed in advance].
- Prices are driven by volume, weight, access and disposal fees. Concrete, dirt, roofing and other heavy material are priced by weight.
- Any applicable South Carolina sales tax, for example on equipment rental, is added to the quoted price where the law requires it.
3. Scheduling and access
- We give you an arrival window. Same-day service depends on a truck being free.
- You, or an adult you authorize, must be present or must have arranged access. Please secure pets and clear a path to the items.
- We need space to park a truck and trailer within a reasonable distance of the items.
4. What you promise us
- You own the items, or you have authority to dispose of them. For estates that means you are the executor, administrator or their agent. For rental property it means the items are legally yours to dispose of.
- You have told us about anything hazardous, sharp, biological or unusual before we arrive.
- You have set aside, or clearly marked, anything you want to keep. Once an item is loaded and the truck has left, it cannot be returned.
- Appliances and hot tubs are disconnected from water, gas and electricity before we arrive, unless we have agreed in advance to handle it.
5. Items we do not take
We cannot load paint, solvents, motor oil, fuel, pesticides, pool and household chemicals, asbestos, propane and gas cylinders unless empty with the valve removed, medical or biohazard waste, ammunition or explosives. These go to a household hazardous waste facility and we will tell you so rather than quietly loading them. We may decline any item we consider unsafe to handle or to dispose of, and we will set aside anything of this kind we find during a job. Ask us about tires, refrigerant-bearing appliances and electronics, which have their own routes.
6. What happens to your items
Once loaded, items become our property and we decide how they are disposed of, recycled, donated or salvaged. Refrigerant-bearing appliances go to facilities that recover the refrigerant as federal rules require; electronics are separated from general junk. We set aside obvious documents, photographs and valuables we come across and hand them to you, but we cannot guarantee finding everything, so please check drawers, pockets and boxes first.
7. Dumpster rental
- The container is placed where you direct on your property. You are responsible for any permit needed to place it on a public street [confirm: City of Anderson right-of-way permit requirement].
- We place protective boards where practical. Driveways and lawns can still mark under a loaded container; you accept that risk except where we have been negligent [confirm: owner to accept or change this clause].
- Do not fill above the rim and do not put in anything listed in section 5. Overfilled or contaminated loads are charged for the extra handling [confirm: fee schedule].
- Rental includes a period of [confirm: days] and a weight allowance of [confirm: tons]. Extra days and tonnage are charged at [confirm: rates].
8. Vehicle jump starts
Jump starts are done at your request as a roadside courtesy service. You confirm you own or are authorized to use the vehicle. We are not a repair shop and do not diagnose faults. Vehicles with pre-existing electrical problems can be damaged by any jump start, and we are not responsible for that unless we have been negligent. We may decline where the location or the vehicle is unsafe.
9. Damage and claims
We take care in your home and on your property. If something is damaged, tell us within 48 hours [confirm: period] with photographs and we will inspect and respond within five business days [confirm: period]. Our insurance certificate is available on request [confirm: carrier and limits].
10. Limits on liability
To the fullest extent South Carolina law allows, our total liability for any job is limited to the amount you paid for that job, and we are not liable for indirect or consequential losses such as lost time or lost income. Nothing here limits liability for gross negligence, wilful misconduct, or anything the law says cannot be limited.
11. Payment
Payment is due when the job is finished, by [confirm: accepted methods, for example cash, card, Zelle, check]. Contractor accounts may be invoiced by agreement [confirm: terms]. Unpaid invoices may carry [confirm: late fee or interest, within South Carolina limits] and we may recover reasonable collection costs. Cancellations, deposits and refunds are covered in our Estimates, Cancellations & Refunds policy.
12. Photos and reviews
We may photograph loads and job sites for our records and insurance. We may use photos of loads, trucks and equipment on this site and our profiles, but we do not publish faces, house numbers, street views of your home or anything else that identifies you without your written permission [confirm: owner policy]. We welcome honest reviews, good or bad, and we never pay or trade for them.
13. This website
The text and photographs on this site belong to us and may not be copied or scraped without permission. The site is provided for information; it is not a contract and it may change. Links to other sites are for convenience and we are not responsible for their content.
14. Disputes and governing law
South Carolina law governs these terms. If something goes wrong, call us first; most problems are fixed with a conversation and, where needed, a return visit. Anything that cannot be resolved that way is decided in the courts of Anderson County, South Carolina, including magistrate’s court for smaller claims.
15. Changes and contact
We may update these terms; the version on this page at the time you book is the one that applies. Questions: (864) 359-7319, 112 Duraleigh Rd, Anderson, SC 29621, or [confirm: business email].