Junk removal that starts at the spot it’s sitting.
One item or a whole trailer. Furniture, appliances, mattresses, electronics, yard debris — we carry it out from wherever it is, sweep the spot and haul it off. You point.
The service
You don’t drag it to the curb.
That’s the whole difference between us and a bulk-pickup sticker. The couch is in the basement; we take it from the basement. The fridge is in the kitchen; we roll it out of the kitchen. You show us what’s going and stay out of the way of the heavy end.
Every job gets one number for everything — the labor, the trailer, the dump fees — confirmed in person before we lift a thing. If a neighbour’s old grill wants to come too, add it on the spot.
- Single items to full trailer loads
- Carried out from basements, upstairs and garages
- Sweep-up after — the spot is clean
- Donation and recycling where it makes sense
What’s included
What comes off your hands.
- Furniturecouches, sectionals, recliners, dressers, tables, bed frames
- Mattresses & box springsany size, any condition
- Appliancesrefrigerators, freezers, washers, dryers, stoves, dishwashers, AC units
- ElectronicsTVs, computers, printers, stereo gear — recycled, not landfilled
- Hot tubs & grillscut down and carried out if they won’t fit the gate
- Exercise equipmenttreadmills, ellipticals, weight benches
- Yard debrisbrush, branches, old fencing, broken patio furniture
- General clutterbags, boxes, the stuff behind the stuff
How a pickup goes
Three steps, no surprises.
- 01
Call or text a photo
Tell us roughly what’s going, where it is and which town. Photos help us bring the right trailer.
- 02
One number, before we lift
We look, we quote the whole job in one figure, you decide. No pressure either way.
- 03
Loaded, swept, gone
We carry, we load, we sweep the spot, and the trailer leaves with everything on it.
Good to know
Questions we get asked.
Do you take single items?
Yes. A couch, a fridge, a mattress — small pickups fit around bigger jobs in the same town, and we’d rather you call than wrestle it to the curb.
What about stairs and tight basements?
That’s most of the job. Tell us about the stairs, the turns and the bulkhead when you call and we bring the right number of hands.
Do you recycle or donate?
Where it makes sense, yes. Usable furniture and working appliances go to donation; metal and electronics get recycled; the rest goes to a licensed transfer station.
Can I get a price on the phone?
You’ll get a ballpark from a description or photos. The confirmed number comes when we see it in person — before anything moves.
Ready when you are
Stop stepping around it.
One call gets you a straight answer, a date, and a crew that shows up with the trailer. No pressure to book on the spot.
(518) 866-4777