Yard & property cleanups
Brush piles, fallen limbs, old fencing, rotted sheds, and years of backyard debris.
Dumpster jobOvergrown backyards, scrap piles, packed basements, move-outs. We bring in the dumpster, do all the lifting, and leave the place cleaned up. Every job starts with a free estimate.
How it works
Text us photos or walk us through it. You get a free estimate for your job, not a one-size price list.
For big jobs, a 13–15 yard dumpster gets dropped in your driveway or yard. Smaller loads go out in a pickup.
Brush, scrap, furniture, boxes: we load all of it, right to the top. Then the dumpster gets hauled away.
We clean up the space when we’re done. Usable items get donated, metal goes to scrap, and the rest goes to licensed disposal.
Services
Most of our work is clearing out yards, basements, and whole houses. Here’s what we handle, and how each job usually gets hauled.
Brush piles, fallen limbs, old fencing, rotted sheds, and years of backyard debris.
Dumpster jobBoxes, old furniture, broken appliances, and everything that’s been stored down there for decades.
Dumpster jobOld tools, shelving, bikes, lawn equipment, and the piles you haven’t been able to park around.
Pickup or dumpsterEvery room, attic to basement. We set aside keepsakes and anything you want saved.
Dumpster jobWhat the last owner left behind, or what isn’t coming with you to the new place.
Pickup or dumpsterOld equipment, scrap metal, rusted drums, and trash piles that have sat for years.
Dumpster jobOld cabinets, carpet, flooring, drywall, and lumber left over from a remodel.
Dumpster jobCouches, dressers, fridges, washers. Single pieces too, when we can fit them in.
Pickup jobThinking of renting a dumpster? We bring one and fill it for you, so you don’t do the loading.
Dumpster jobHow we haul
We pick whichever fits the job. For most cleanouts, that means a dumpster.
Most jobs
For yard, basement, farm, and whole-house cleanouts.
Smaller loads
For single pieces, a few items, or spots a dumpster can’t fit.
Estimates
Want to know what drives the cost first? Read our Massachusetts cleanout cost guide.
Service area
Junk removal and cleanouts across MetroWest and the 495 belt. If your town isn’t listed, ask anyway. Bigger jobs are often worth the drive.
Free estimate
Three quick steps, no obligation. Photos help the most, so text us a few if you can. We’ll get back to you with a free estimate.
Questions
Something else? Text us. You’ll get an answer from the person doing the job.
Every job is different, so we don’t use a price list. We look at photos or come see it, then give you a free estimate based on the size of the job, what’s being removed, and the dumpster and dump fees. You’ll know the price before we start. Our cost guide explains what drives the price.
Sometimes, yes. A single couch or a few bags can often go out with your town’s bulky-item pickup or a transfer-station run for less. We lay out every option honestly in our guide to getting rid of junk in Massachusetts. We make the most sense for big yards, basements, and whole houses.
No. We set it up. The dumpster gets dropped off in your driveway or yard, we fill it, and it gets hauled away when the job is done.
As soon as we can. Timing mostly depends on when the dumpster can be dropped off and when the dump can take the load. We’ll give you a start date with your estimate.
Yes. Single pieces and small loads go out in a pickup when we can fit them in. Text us a photo and we’ll let you know.
Hazardous materials: chemicals, oil-based paint, solvents, fuel, propane tanks, asbestos, and medical waste. Your town’s household hazardous waste day takes most of these. See what Massachusetts bans from the trash.
Furniture and household goods in good shape go to local donation centers. Scrap metal goes to a scrap yard. Electronics and mattresses go to recyclers. Everything else goes to a licensed transfer station.
Not the whole time. We just need access to the area and your OK on where the dumpster goes. We’ll check in when we start and send a photo when it’s done.