Junk removal in Lowell,
gone the same day.

What we haul out in Lowell

Lowell keeps us busy because no two jobs look alike. One call is a dead washer in a Boott Mills loft on John Street, the next is a full third-floor walk-down in a Centralville triple-decker, then an estate cleanout in a Belvidere Victorian on a closing deadline. We carry it all out ourselves, so you are not wrestling a sleeper sofa down a mill-building stairwell or hauling a tenant’s leftovers off the back porch. You point, we haul.

Here is the local part that trips people up. Lowell does not take bulky items like couches, mattresses, and beds with your regular cart. Those have to be scheduled separately with the city’s hauler, and the overflow-bag program only covers a few bags a week. That does not clear an attic, a basement, or a landlord turnover. We just take the whole load at once.

Massachusetts no longer lets mattresses and box springs go in the regular trash, so we haul them off and you skip the separate-disposal step. We also take furniture, appliances like fridges, washers, dryers, and water heaters, TVs and other e-waste, yard waste, and the construction and post-demo debris that comes off the steady renovation work in the Acre, the Highlands, and the mill conversions. With UMass Lowell spread across the city, we clear a lot of end-of-semester move-out junk too.

We cover every Lowell neighborhood, from Pawtucketville and Centralville to Belvidere, the Highlands, and Downtown, plus the nearby towns we already serve, starting with Andover. If your project calls for a dumpster on the street instead, Lowell requires a permit from the City Engineer’s Office, which the property owner pulls, and we flag it up front. Either way the estimate is free and the price is set before we start, with no fuel surcharge and no surprise add-on.