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Junk removal · Marlborough & MetroWest
Junk removal in Marlborough, MA and nearby towns
Need furniture, appliances, or a pile of household junk gone? We carry it out from wherever it sits in Marlborough and the surrounding MetroWest towns, and you get a free estimate before anything moves.
What we take
Furniture, appliances, and everything in between
If two people can carry it out, it can usually go. Here’s what people ask us to haul most.
Mattresses & box springs
Any size or condition. They go to a mattress recycler, as state rules require.
Appliances
Fridges, freezers, washers, dryers, dehumidifiers, window AC units, and water heaters.
TVs & electronics
Old tube TVs, flat screens, computers, and printers, all sent to electronics recyclers.
Household junk
Boxes, bags, rugs, exercise equipment, toys, and the stuff that piles up in a spare room.
Outdoor items
Grills (with the propane tank removed), old playsets, patio sets, and broken lawn equipment.
How it works
From photo to gone
Send photos
Text a few pictures or use the form below. Tell us about stairs, tight doorways, or long carries.
Get your price
You get a free estimate, and we confirm the price before we lift anything.
We carry it out
We haul everything in a pickup, or bring a dumpster if the pile turns out bigger than it looked.
Honest advice
When to call us, and when you can save money without us
We’re a good fit when…
- Items are heavy, awkward, or stuck in a basement or upstairs
- You have more than a few things, or several rooms’ worth
- You don’t have a truck, helpers, or time for a dump run
- You want mattresses, TVs, and appliances handled the right way
You may not need us when…
- It’s one item your town collects at the curb. Check your town’s rules first
- The furniture is in good shape. A donation pickup or a free listing may take it for nothing
- You have a truck and your town’s transfer station takes the item
Compare every option in our guide to getting rid of junk in Massachusetts.
Where it goes
Sorted, not just dumped
Massachusetts bans several common household items from regular trash, so every load gets sorted before it leaves your driveway.
- Furniture and household goods in good shape go to local donation centers.
- Metal goes to a scrap yard.
- Mattresses, TVs, and electronics go to recyclers that handle them.
- Appliances with refrigerant go where the refrigerant can be recovered.
- Everything else goes to a licensed transfer station.
Want the details? Read what you can’t put in the trash in Massachusetts.
Bigger job?
When it’s more than a few items
For whole rooms and properties, a dumpster cleanout usually makes more sense than piece-by-piece pickups.
Basement cleanouts
Decades of storage carried up the stairs and hauled away.
Garage & shed cleanouts
Tools, shelving, scrap metal, and everything blocking the car.
Whole-house cleanouts
Every room cleared, with keepsakes set aside for you.
Yard cleanups
Brush, old fencing, and outdoor junk cleared with a dumpster.
Questions
Questions people ask
Something else? Text us. You’ll get an answer from the person doing the job.
Do you pick up just one item?
Yes, when we can fit it in with the pickup. Text a photo of the item and where it is. If your town will collect that item at the curb for less, we’ll tell you.
Can you take a mattress or box spring?
Yes. Massachusetts doesn’t allow mattresses in the trash, so we bring them to a mattress recycler instead of the dump.
Do you take refrigerators, freezers, and air conditioners?
Yes. Appliances that hold refrigerant have to go to a facility that recovers it before the metal is recycled, so they never go in with regular trash.
Do I have to bring everything outside first?
No. We carry items out from where they are, including basements, attics, and upstairs rooms. Tell us about stairs or tight spots so the estimate is accurate.
What won’t you take?
Hazardous materials: chemicals, oil-based paint, solvents, fuel, propane tanks, asbestos, and medical waste. See where those go in Massachusetts.
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Free estimate
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