Military PCS moves

PCS out of Albuquerque: free pickup for what won't make weight

PCSing out of Albuquerque, and what won’t make weight has to be out of the way before the final walkthrough? Abq Reclaimed picks up the resale-worthy share free, by request — tools, electronics, gear, bikes, quality fitness gear, vintage furniture. Text photos and your pack-out date to (505) 250-3804; I’ll say honestly whether I can make it. No affiliation with Kirtland AFB or any relocation office.

Text or call (505) 250-3804 · by request, at my discretion

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Send a photo

Text a couple photos to (505) 250-3804 with your neighborhood, or use the request form. Under a minute.

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I confirm what I can take

I review every request myself and reply about what is a fit and whether I can make your date, if you have one. Nothing is promised until I confirm.

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Set it out

On the day we agree on, leave small items on the porch or driveway — you don't need to be home for those. Heavy items, appliances and anything inside need someone there to give me access.

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I haul it free

I pick it up at no cost and give it a second life through resale and reuse.

Every PCS ends with the same triage: what ships, what sells, and what has to be gone before the final walkthrough. Send me photos of the third pile.

Built for the PCS purge

Weight allowances make every extra tool chest, treadmill, patio set, and box of electronics a cost. Selling it all takes weeks you don't have. I'm the middle path: the things with a second life — tools, electronics, gear, bikes, instruments, small appliances, collectibles, quality clothing and boots — come with me free, and I tell you which of the rest the City of Albuquerque or a charity will take. One afternoon, one plan.

To be clear: I'm a private, one-person Albuquerque business with no affiliation with Kirtland AFB, Sandia, or any relocation office. I pick up at your home or storage unit across Albuquerque (nearby towns case by case).

Living in base housing? I’m a private business and I don’t come on base. If you’re in base housing, stage the resale-worthy pile off base — a storage unit or a friend’s driveway — or text me about a drop-off by appointment.

Typical PCS pile I take

What I’m hunting right now: printing presses & type · flat files & drafting cabinets · old mail sorters (nothing marked USPS property) · vintage signs & neon · vintage & quality furniture · vintage & industrial lighting · old door hardware · architectural salvage · shop pieces · vintage film cameras · tube radios & old hi-fi · ham radios, test gear & slide rules · vintage toys & games — the whole want list.

How a clear-out works with me

  1. Send photos — wide shots of every room, garage, and closet. Don't sort first — but open the closets: good boots, coats and labels are worth a photo (quality clothing & shoes). I read every request personally.
  2. I reply honestly: what I can take free (the resale-worthy share), what a charity or the city will take, and what needs a paid hauler. You get a plan, not just a truck.
  3. Pickup by request, around my routes. I'm one person with a trailer and a forklift; I'll tell you what's realistic for your date rather than overpromise. Drop-off by text is the surest option for smaller loads.
  4. Afterward, a Reclaim Receipt: a note telling you where the things actually went.

Timing

Need it out of the way by a date? Movers, a closing, a lease-out, a unit that’s due — text me photos and the date. I come get the good stuff and tell you who takes the rest, and I’ll say honestly whether I can make your date, take part of it, or point you to a crew that can. Text me the photos and the date.

With orders in hand, two weeks before pack-out is comfortable; I'll be honest if a date is too tight for my routes, and drop-off by text is always the surest option for a carload.

Doing most of it yourself? The week-by-week moving plan works for a PCS too — start a week earlier. Emptying a storage unit before you go? See storage unit cleanouts.

Straight talk: Abq Reclaimed is one person, for-profit, and free because I resell what has a second life. I'm not a junk-removal crew and I don't pay cash — if something is genuinely valuable, sell it yourself and keep the money (my guide shows where). Pickups are by request and at my discretion — some weeks I can't do any, so text early — and they aren't tax-deductible.

Text me a photo → Or use the request form

Good to know

Common questions

What do I do with stuff that won't make weight on a PCS out of Albuquerque?

Sell the few valuable pieces yourself. Text photos of the resale-worthy share — tools, electronics working or not, gear, bikes, quality fitness gear — and your pack-out date to (505) 250-3804; I pick that up free, by request, at your home or storage unit. A charity can pick up everyday furniture in good shape, the City's Large Item Pick-Up takes bulky items at the curb (call 311), and paint, fuel and propane go to the Household Hazardous Waste center.

Are you affiliated with Kirtland AFB or a relocation service?

No. I am a private one-person reuse business in Albuquerque with no affiliation with Kirtland, Sandia, or any relocation office. I pick up at homes and storage units across Albuquerque; I do not enter the base.

Our report date is in ten days. Can you make it?

Send photos and the date now and I will answer honestly. I run by request around my routes, so I will tell you what I can take by then and what needs a different plan rather than promise and miss.

Do you pay for anything, like a PCS sale?

No — this is free removal, not a buy service. If something is clearly valuable, sell it yourself and keep the money. I am the free option for the resale-worthy middle that is not worth your last two weeks.

Is it tax-deductible?

No. Abq Reclaimed is a for-profit business, not a 501(c)(3). You get a Reclaim Receipt showing where your things went.

Pack-out date coming? Send photos early.

Send a couple photos and I will tell you honestly if it is a fit. Free pickup across Albuquerque, by approval.