
Furniture & Mattress Removal
Couches, recliners, bed frames, mattresses. Massachusetts won’t let mattresses go in the trash — we take them where they belong.
Danvers, MA · Serving the North Shore
Point at what you want gone. Junk removal in Danvers, MA the simple way: we carry it out, sweep up after ourselves, and haul it away — usually the same day you call. Nothing sits in your driveway.

One item or a whole house. If you can point at it, we can take it.

Couches, recliners, bed frames, mattresses. Massachusetts won’t let mattresses go in the trash — we take them where they belong.

Fridges, washers, dryers, stoves, water heaters. Out of the basement, down the stairs, gone.

We cut it down in the yard and carry it out in pieces. Your deck and your lawn stay the way we found them.

Drywall, lumber, shingles, old cabinets. After the contractor leaves, we clear the pile.

Park a car in there again. We empty it, sweep it, and you decide what stays.

Clearing a family home is heavy in more ways than one. We work at your pace and set aside anything you want kept.

No judgment, no lectures. We show up quietly, work room by room, and keep it between us.

Rotted, leaning, or just in the way. We tear it down and take every board with us.

Decades of boxes and broken furniture, up the stairs and out. You don’t touch a thing.
Every photo below is from a real cleanout on the North Shore: rooms the way we found them and rooms the way we left them. No stock images and no staging. Tap any photo to see it full size.
Three steps, and two of them are ours.
Snap a picture of the pile and text it to (978) 788-0354. That’s usually all we need.
We tell you what it costs before anything goes on the truck. If the number doesn’t work, nothing moves.
You point. We carry. We sweep the spot clean before we pull out of the driveway.
We work Monday to Friday from 8 to 5 and Saturday from 8 to 3, and we are closed on Sunday. You pay when the job is done, not before, by cash, check or bank transfer. One thing we do not do is rent dumpsters: we are the crew that carries your junk out, loads it and drives it away the same day, so nothing sits in your driveway waiting for a pickup.
Every price starts with a photo, but here is where the numbers begin. Appliances and electronics start from $70, furniture and mattresses from $85, exercise equipment from $105 and bulky items from $130. Half a truck starts from $279 and a full truck from $450. That price covers the labor, the loading and the disposal fee, and it stays the same whether you are in Danvers or one town over. The full price list has every detail.
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Anybody with a truck can say they’ll show up. These are the five things we put on paper.
Text us photos of the pile and you get a real price in minutes. No surprises, no hidden fees, no “we’ll see when we get there.”
If we damage anything on the way out — a door frame, a railing, the lawn — we fix it at our cost.
When we pull out of the driveway the space is swept and ready to use, not just empty.
You get a two-hour window, and a text 15 minutes before we pull up.
Late? Take 10% off
You get a summary of what was donated, what was recycled, and what had to be thrown out.
We run junk removal in Danvers, MA six days a week, and out across the North Shore from there. Same crew and the same prices in every town below: there is no travel surcharge for being a town over, and no minimum you have to hit before we will come.

We’re a small North Shore outfit, not a call center that dispatches whoever is closest. The person who prices your job is the person who carries it out — same face at the door, same number if you need to call back.
Yes. Massachusetts banned mattresses and box springs from regular trash in 2022, so they have to go to a recycling facility. We handle that part for you.
Most of the time, the same day you call. Call early and there’s a good chance we’re at your curb before dinner.
No. Basement, attic, backyard, third floor — we come to where it is and carry it out ourselves.
By how much room your junk takes up in the truck, not by the hour. Text a photo and you get the number before we start.
Yes. Fridges, freezers, window units and dehumidifiers all hold refrigerant, which is why the town will not take them with the trash. We bring them to a facility that reclaims the refrigerant and recycles the steel, and that fee is already inside the price we quote you.
No. Paint, chemicals and solvents, tires, propane tanks and asbestos stay off our truck, because each of them has its own drop-off rules. Almost everything else in a house, garage or yard can go. If a gas dryer or stove is on your list, have your plumber shut off and cap the gas line before we arrive, and we take it from there. Not sure about one item? Text us a photo and ask.
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Text a photo of the pile and we’ll send back a price. Takes a minute.