Junk removal in Everett,
gone the same day.

What we haul out in Everett

Everett is a dense small city packed into about three and a half square miles just north of Boston, and that density shapes nearly every job we do here. The housing is mostly two- and three-family homes and triple-deckers, the working-class stock that filled Glendale, Woodlawn, and West Everett in the early 1900s, plus the older single-families and historic properties along the Broadway corridor. These houses come with steep back stairs, third-floor units, low basements, and tight driveways, so a big share of our Everett work is carry-down hauls where the crew brings everything down from an upper floor by hand. We work room by room, carry every piece out ourselves, and hand you the price before we start.

Most of what we take is the stuff the city will not pick up at the curb. Everett keeps bulky items out of the regular trash and makes you set them out separately on a schedule, which is a problem when a three-family empties out between tenants or a basement finally hits its limit. That is the load we are built for: the fridge nobody moved out of the cellar, the old couch on the second-floor landing, the dead washer and dryer, the water heater, the yard waste from a small Everett lot, and the TVs and other electronics. You only pay for what we actually haul, and there is no fuel surcharge added at the curb.

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 or stacked in the driveway waiting on a separate pickup. On a turnover in one of Everett’s three-deckers, that often means several mattresses out of several units at once, which is exactly the kind of run we plan the truck around. We take them down from any floor and load them with the rest, so nothing gets left behind for the next tenant or the new owner to deal with.

The calls come from all over Everett: a family clearing a parent’s two-family in Woodlawn before it sells, a landlord turning over a Glendale unit between tenants, a contractor who needs post-renovation debris gone before the next trade shows up near Broadway, a packed basement or attic in West Everett that finally reached its limit. Some are a single pickup, some are a multi-day whole-house clear. Because we are based in Malden right next door, we can usually reach your block fast and often the same day. If your project calls for a dumpster on a public street in Everett instead, the city may require a permit for that, which the property owner pulls, and we will flag it up front so nothing stalls on the day. We size the crew and the truck to the job, give you the number first, and leave the place broom-clean.