Why Conyers Residents Call Southside
- Conyers is 35 minutes east of us via I-675 and I-20. The route runs through DeKalb and is one we make weekly.
- The Olde Town Conyers Historic District, listed on the National Register since 1986, has homes that date to the 1880s. Estate cleanouts in those properties are detail work.
- The Georgia International Horse Park area has equestrian properties that produce a different kind of cleanout work: barn cleanouts, tack and feed-room clearances, fence and outbuilding teardowns. We do this work regularly.
- We do not charge zone fees for Rockdale County or for being east of I-285. The price is the same as any other east metro city.
Top Services We Run in Conyers
Conyers has three work zones that produce different kinds of jobs. The Olde Town Historic District produces estate cleanouts in homes built between the 1880s and the 1940s, with the kind of multi-generational contents that only century-old houses accumulate. The Georgia International Horse Park area and the surrounding equestrian properties produce barn cleanouts, outbuilding work, and feed-storage clearings, with occasional full-property cleanouts when properties change hands. The Honey Creek and Highway 138 corridors run apartment turnover and standard residential work. The 1985 median build year reflects the suburban expansion that surrounded the historic core in the 1980s and 1990s.
- Estate Cleanouts · Olde Town historic homes
- Furniture Removal · residential turnover
- Apartment Cleanouts · 48% rental rate
- Light Demolition · equestrian outbuildings, barns
- Yard Waste Removal · larger lots, horse properties
- Foreclosure Cleanouts · mixed pockets
- Appliance Removal · older homes
- Residential Junk Removal · general
Conyers by the Numbers
| Stat | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Conyers population (2020 Census) | 17,290 | Census QuickFacts: Conyers |
| Median household income (ACS 2019-2023) | ~$55,000 | Census ACS profile, Conyers |
| Renter-occupied housing units | ~48% | Census ACS DP04, Conyers |
| Median year housing built | 1985 | Census ACS DP04, Conyers |
| Georgia International Horse Park | 1,400 acres | Georgia Horse Park |
| Olde Town Conyers Historic District designated | 1986 | Olde Town Conyers |
What the Conyers Data Tells Us
Conyers has an unusual asset for a city its size: a 1,400-acre equestrian park built for the 1996 Atlanta Olympics that still hosts national and regional horse competitions. The surrounding equestrian properties form a residential pattern that almost no other city in our service area has. Barn cleanouts, tack-room clearances, and outbuilding work on horse properties show up in our schedule here when they almost never appear elsewhere. The Olde Town Historic District, listed on the National Register since 1986, preserves a core of 1880s through 1940s homes that produce estate cleanouts of a different character than newer suburban work. The 1985 citywide median build year tells you that the bulk of the city's growth happened in the 1980s and 1990s, layering a suburban ring around the historic downtown. The 48% rental rate reflects a mix of apartment density along the highway corridors and rental conversions of older single-family homes.
Around Conyers
- City of Conyers operates municipal services and stewards the Olde Town historic district.
- Olde Town Conyers Historic District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1986, preserves the city's 19th-century core.
- Georgia International Horse Park, built for the 1996 Atlanta Olympic equestrian events, covers 1,400 acres and continues to host national and regional competitions.
- Rockdale County government is headquartered in Conyers.
- Conyers-Rockdale Public Library serves the city and county.
- Conyers-Rockdale Chamber of Commerce represents area businesses.
- Costley Mill Park is one of several Rockdale County parks within reach of Conyers residents.
Service Area Inside Conyers
We cover the full city. The Olde Town Historic District is our primary historic-residential zone. The Georgia International Horse Park area and the surrounding equestrian properties run barn and outbuilding work. The Honey Creek corridor handles apartment and standard residential. The Highway 138 and US-78 corridors run light commercial. Sigman Road and the Rockdale County edges produce single-family residential work.
Pricing for Conyers Junk Removal
Five tiers, quoted on-site:
| Load size | Volume | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Minimum charge | 1–2 small items | $175 |
| Quarter load | 4.5 cubic yards | $370 |
| Half load | 9 cubic yards | $520 |
| Three-quarter load | 13.5 cubic yards | $650 |
| Full truck | 18 cubic yards | $725 |
Common Cleanout Scenarios in Conyers
The work in Conyers runs through a handful of recurring patterns. Here are four that show up in our schedule most often.
Equestrian barn cleanout. A horse property owner near Honey Creek calling to clear out a barn that has not been used in two years: old tack, broken stall fittings, hay bales gone bad, mouse-eaten storage bins. We bring the right equipment, sort what is reusable, and haul the rest. Typically half to three-quarter load.
Olde Town estate. An estate attorney calling on behalf of a family that has just inherited a Victorian-era home in the Olde Town district. Full contents, four generations of accumulation, antique furniture mixed with everyday household items. We coordinate sorting with the family, donate where they want donations made, and haul. Typically full truck plus an additional trip.
Honey Creek apartment turnover. A property manager calling to clear out a unit where the tenant left mattresses, broken furniture, and miscellaneous items behind. Quarter to half load, usually same-day.
Highway 138 storefront cleanout. A retail tenant ending a lease and needing the storefront cleared of fixtures, racks, and back-room items. Quoted per truck after a walk-through.