White goods
Fridges, washers, dryers and water heaters. We handle the appliance the city makes you sticker.
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Junk removal in Peabody, MA often starts with an appliance. Since October 2022 the city no longer takes white goods with the regular trash, so an old fridge, washer or water heater needs a $20 sticker and its own arrangement. We are ten minutes from Peabody, and we take it from where it stands, whether that is the basement, the garage or the kitchen, along with the rest of the pile. Text a photo and the price comes back in minutes, with no sticker to buy.

One item or a whole house. If you can point at it, we can take it.
Fridges, washers, dryers and water heaters. We handle the appliance the city makes you sticker.
Park a car in there again. We pull it all onto the driveway first so you can see what you are letting go.
Moving, downsizing or clearing a family home, in one visit or several.
Related services in Peabody: appliance removal · garage cleanout · estate cleanout
Peabody runs on stickers. A White Good sticker costs $20 per item, bought from the city, and since October 2022 those items are no longer taken along with the regular trash collection — they have to be arranged separately.
We do that half. The appliance goes from where it stands to our truck, the refrigerant is handled at a facility that reclaims it, and the steel gets recycled.
Source: City of Peabody — public services and stickers, 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.
Here is how Peabody jobs usually price out. A single fridge, washer, dryer or water heater starts at $70, and a couch or mattress at $85. A garage you want to park in again is usually about half a truck, from $279, and a whole-house clearing for a move or a downsize is a full truck, from $450. The $20 sticker is cheaper for one appliance you can get to the curb yourself. Our price adds the carry up the basement stairs, the loading and the disposal.
Two things to sort out before we arrive. If the dryer, stove or water heater runs on gas, you or your plumber shut off and cap the line; we do not touch the gas side. And a few items cannot go on our truck at all: paint, chemicals and solvents, tires, propane tanks and anything with asbestos. Garages tend to collect exactly those, so set them aside and we will clear everything around them, then sweep the floor.
Same crew, same day, same prices in every town.
No. The $20 sticker is for the city’s collection. When the appliance goes on our truck, the disposal is already inside the price we quoted you.
Large appliances such as refrigerators, washers, dryers and water heaters. Since October 2022 Peabody no longer takes them with the regular trash. We take them without a sticker, from $70. Our article on free junk removal in Massachusetts lists the no-cost options.
Yes. Stairs and bulkheads are the normal job, not a surcharge.
Yes. A full garage is usually about half a truck, from $279. We pull everything onto the driveway first so you decide what stays, then load the rest and sweep the floor.
Usually the same day. We are ten minutes away.
No. We are ten minutes away and the prices are the same as in Danvers.
Moving or downsizing in Peabody leaves little room for a no-show. We give you a two-hour arrival window and text 15 minutes before we pull up; if we are late, you get 10% off. We protect the house on the way out: if we damage a wall, a floor or a door frame, we fix it at our own cost. Afterward you get a short report of what was donated, what was recycled, like the steel from old appliances, and what went to disposal.
Text a photo of the pile and we send back a price. Takes a minute.