Garage and basement
The two rooms that collect everything. We empty them, sweep them, and you keep what you want to keep.
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Short answer: yes, we cover Beverly, and usually the same day you call. Beverly is our next town over. Garages, basements, estate clearings and the pile that shows up at the end of a renovation — we load it and haul it, usually the same day you call.

One item or a whole house. If you can point at it, we can take it.
The two rooms that collect everything. We empty them, sweep them, and you keep what you want to keep.
Clearing a parent’s house is heavy in more ways than one. We set aside anything you want kept.
After the contractor leaves, the pile stays. We clear it so the driveway is yours again.
In Beverly, bulk items are scheduled directly with the city’s hauler, and mattresses go through a separate contractor — Tough Stuff Recycling, at 978-307-4118 — with the mattress out at the curb by 7am on the day of your appointment.
That is the trade. The town route is cheap and slow and you do the lifting. We are one call, we come to the room it is in, and it is gone today.
Source: City of Beverly — mattress recycling, as published in August 2026. They change — check the town’s site before you plan around them.
Priced by how much of the truck you fill, never by the hour. You get the number before anything moves.
One appliance, one couch, one mattress.
A full garage, a finished basement, or a small construction pile.
Whole-house cleanout or estate clearing.
Every price includes the labor, the loading and the dump fee.
Same crew, same day, same prices in every town.
Most of the time, yes. A full garage or a finished basement is about half a truck, and a whole-house clearing is a full one.
Yes. Furniture, bikes and working equipment go to donation when they can, and you get a written summary of where everything went.
Usually the same day. It is the next town over from our yard in Danvers.
For one mattress and nothing else, that is a fine option. For a room or a house it means two separate bookings and two separate waits — one for the furniture, another for the mattress — with both expecting everything at the curb.
No. It is the next town over from our yard, and the prices are the same as in Danvers.
Text a photo of the pile and we send back a price. Takes a minute.