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RV Removal and Disposal in Newberg, OR

Motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth wheels and pop-ups that no longer run or roll, removed completely and disposed of legally.

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RV Removal

What this actually involves

Tow companies will not take an old RV. Wrecking yards will not either, because most of what a camper is built from cannot be resold or recycled. Scrap yards will usually take only the chassis and running gear, and plenty of them refuse anything RV related outright.

That leaves homeowners, landlords and city officials with nowhere to turn, so the unit just sits there degrading. We built this part of our business specifically to solve that problem. An RV has to be demolished, and the non-recyclable volume runs roughly 1 to 1.5 cubic yards per foot of length, all of which has to go to the landfill. Holding tanks usually need dumping at a station first. Abandoned units are often full of debris and, depending on the conditions inside, treated as a biohazard.

We handle all of it: the assessment, the winching, the debris, the tanks, the disposal, and the paperwork side of doing it within Oregon regulations.

If it’s heavy and it needs moved or removed, call now! Call (503) 341-3039 for a free estimate, any hour of the day.

On the job

RV Removal, on the job

Real jobs from around the Willamette Valley.

Class A motorhome loaded on a flatbed trailer behind the AllStarr Solutions truck
Weathered Sterling motorhome loaded on a flatbed trailer in a residential street
Vintage orange camper trailer being winched up onto a flatbed trailer in a driveway
Derelict travel trailer with a torn tarp loaded on a flatbed behind the AllStarr Solutions truck
Weathered Pioneer travel trailer loaded on a flatbed trailer for disposal
Mini excavator tearing down a motorhome on site, showing why RVs have to be demolished before disposal

Questions

RV Removal questions we get

What if the RV has flat tires or will not roll?

That is the normal condition of the units we take. We use equipment that lifts or drags a non-functional RV onto a hauling trailer, so it does not need to be drivable or towable.

Can you get to it if access is tight or sloped?

Usually yes. Our crew uses positioning techniques and winches built for difficult terrain, tight side yards and sloped lots.

What happens to the RV after you take it?

Units are transported to a disposal facility where they are dismantled. Recyclable material is separated out, and the remainder is landfilled according to Oregon regulations.

Do I need to clean it out first?

No. Removing personal items and accumulated debris from inside is part of the service.

When is the best time to schedule?

We work year round, though late spring through early fall gives us better ground conditions on soft or unpaved access routes.

Need rv removal?

Free estimates, 24 hours a day. Tell us what you have and we will tell you straight what it takes.

Call now, (503) 341-3039