Junk removal in Arlington,
gone the same day.

What we haul out in Arlington

Arlington runs from the Cambridge line in East Arlington up to Arlington Heights near the Lexington border, and the housing changes as you go. East Arlington is dense, walkable two-families packed in close to Alewife, while the Heights, Jason Heights, and Morningside lean toward older single-family colonials and the late-1800s Victorians and Mansards that line the streets near Spy Pond and the Mystic Lakes. The town is essentially built out, so almost every cleanout we do here is inside a home that has held belongings for decades. A big share of our Arlington work is full estate and whole-house clearouts, often timed to a closing or a listing.

The carry is the real job in Arlington. A Jason Heights house perched on the hill, a third-floor walk-up in East Arlington off Massachusetts Avenue, a packed basement in a Morningside colonial: our crew does the lifting on every one. We work room by room, carry each piece down and out ourselves, and hand you the price before anything leaves the house. You do not drag a thing to the curb, and you do not touch the dump.

Most of what we take is the stuff the regular weekly pickup will not. Massachusetts no longer lets mattresses and box springs go in the regular trash, so we haul them off and make sure they are handled under the state rules, not left on your porch. The same goes for the fridge in the basement, the old couch, the dead treadmill, the washer and dryer, the yard waste from a Robbins Farm yard, and the TVs and other electronics. Arlington also keeps bulky items out of the regular trash and makes you schedule them separately, so when a load is more than a weekly pickup can handle, that is the job we are built for. You only pay for what we actually haul, with no fuel surcharge added at the curb.

The calls come from every part of Arlington: a family clearing a parent house near Brattle Square before it sells, a landlord turning over a two-family unit in East Arlington between tenants, a contractor who needs post-renovation debris gone before the next trade arrives, an attic or basement in Arlington Center that finally hit its limit. If your project calls for a dumpster on a public street instead, Arlington requires a permit for that, which the property owner pulls and is responsible for, and we flag it up front so nothing stalls on the day. Some jobs are a single pickup, some are a multi-day whole-house clear. We size the crew and truck to the work, give you the number first, and leave the place broom-clean.