Junk removal in Somerville,
gone the same day.

What we haul out in Somerville

Somerville is the densest city in New England, and almost all of it is triple-deckers and two-families packed onto narrow one-way streets. That shapes nearly every job we run here. Most of our work is a carry-down: a couch, a mattress, and a unit’s worth of furniture brought down two or three flights of back stairs, then loaded at the curb while we work around resident-permit parking and the cars already lining the block. We figure out the access before we quote, so the tight stairwell or the spot half a street away does not turn into a surprise on the day.

A big share of our calls trace back to turnover. With Tufts a few minutes up the hill and Cambridge next door, units around Davis, Teele, and Ball Squares change hands constantly, and a student or tenant move-out can leave a full apartment of furniture behind. Landlords call us to clear a unit between leases, families call to empty a parent’s longtime two-family before it lists, and contractors call after a gut reno in Spring Hill or East Somerville needs the debris gone before the next trade shows up. We work room by room, carry it all out, and hand you the number before anything moves.

Most of what we take is the stuff the city will not pick up at the curb. Somerville keeps bulky items out of the regular trash and makes you schedule them separately, so the old fridge in the basement, the dryer, the busted dresser, and the TVs and electronics all wait on a haul like ours. 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 instead of left stacked in the entryway. You only pay for what we actually load, with no fuel surcharge tacked on at the curb.

The calls come from all over the city: a Winter Hill basement that finally hit its limit, an Assembly-area condo clearing out old furniture, a whole-house estate clear near Magoun Square on a closing deadline, a landlord turning a unit fast before the next tenant. Some are a single pickup, some run a full day across three floors. If your project needs a dumpster on the street instead, the city may require a permit for that, which the property owner pulls, and we flag it up front so the day does not stall. We bring the right crew and truck for the building, give you the price first, and leave the unit broom-clean.