
Furniture & Mattress Removal
Couches, recliners, bed frames and mattresses. Massachusetts won’t let mattresses go in the trash — we take them where they belong.
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Short answer: if you can point at it, we can take it — one item or a whole house. Nine services, one crew, one price given before anything goes on the truck.
Every one of these is a page of its own, with what is included, what it costs and the questions we get.

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

Fridges, washers, dryers, stoves and 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.
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Every service is priced the same way: by how much room it takes up in the truck. The full list is on one page.
Here is where each one starts. Appliances and electronics from $70, furniture and mattresses from $85, exercise equipment from $105 and bulky items from $130. Bigger jobs go by the load: half a truck from $279 and a full truck from $450. Sheds have their own scale, from $300 for a small one up to $1,850 or more for a large one. Every price includes the labor, the loading and the disposal fee.
Same crew, same day, across the North Shore.
You do not have to pick. Text a photo of what needs to go to (978) 788-0354 and we will tell you which one it falls under and what it costs — most jobs are a mix of two or three anyway.
Yes, and it is usually cheaper that way. A garage cleanout with an old fridge and a shed out back prices as one load, not as three separate jobs.
No. We price by how much room your junk takes up in the truck. An hourly clock rewards a slow crew; paying for the space you fill means a fast job costs you less.
Usually the same day you call, Monday to Saturday. You get a two-hour arrival window and a text fifteen minutes before we pull up.
Danvers, Lynn, Salem, Beverly, Peabody, Saugus, Woburn, Gloucester and Marblehead — same crew and the same prices in each one. See the service area for the full list.
We do not take paint, chemicals and solvents, tires, propane tanks or asbestos. A few jobs also need one step from you first. For a gas appliance, your plumber shuts off and caps the line. For a hot tub, you turn off the power, since an electrician is not included. For a shed, we take the whole structure, but the concrete slab stays. And we do not rent dumpsters: we load and haul the same day.
As much as we can goes to donation or recycling, and only what is left goes to disposal. You do not have to guess where it went: after every job you get a responsibility report, a short summary of what was donated, what was recycled and what had to be thrown out. Mattresses go to a recycling facility, since Massachusetts keeps them out of the trash, and fridges go where the refrigerant can be reclaimed.
Text a photo of the pile. We will tell you what it is and what it costs.