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Text a photo, get one flat price, pick an open window. Book two hours ahead and we can often be there the same day. From $159.
NO SURPRISES.
Yes, same-day junk removal is often possible. Book at least two hours before an open arrival window and a two-person crew can usually be at your door that afternoon; otherwise it is the next morning. You get a flat price by text first (from $159: a couch is $139, a ½ trailer is $319), then a 2-hour window and a 30-minute heads-up.
Price it now, book the window after.
Tap what you have or slide the trailer for one exact number. Then pick the earliest open window, which is the same day whenever a slot is open.
- ✓ Two-hour arrival window, 30-minute heads-up
- ✓ Same price whether it is today or next week
- ✓ Pay by card, Zelle or Venmo after we send the completion photo
Tap + to add · $159 minimum, everything included
See my instant price →Or text a photo to (617) 545-0382
Prefer to text? Send a photo to (617) 545-0382.
The problem, and the fix.
A closing, inspection or landlord walkthrough is tomorrow
Tell us the deadline in your text. Slots fill by the day, so the earlier you book, the more windows are open. We will say honestly whether today works.
A dump run means a borrowed truck, a lost afternoon and dump fees
We bring the trailer, two people and the lifting. You point, we carry, we sweep. The disposal fee is inside the flat price.
Every other company wants a free estimate visit first
A photo (or a quick video walk-through) is the estimate. The price you get by text is the price you pay unless the load is bigger than the photo shows. We tell you before we start.
You will not be home when they can come
If it is in a driveway, garage, porch or at the curb, you do not need to be there. Text access notes and we send a completion photo when it is done.
Flat totals, no clock running.
A couch or a dresser that has to leave today.
Couch → Regular dresser · $159 minimum pickup applies
The classic move-out leftovers.
Couch, Full mattress
Boxes, shelving, the stuff along one wall.
½ trailer
Same price as any other day. Same-day is scheduling, not a surcharge.
Every price includes the two-person crew, carry-out from any floor, loading, the drive and disposal. See the full price list.
How same-day works
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Text a photo or tap your items
Do it before you do anything else. The price comes back as one number, not a range.
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Pick the earliest open window
Windows are two hours wide. If one is open at least two hours from now, it is bookable.
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We text when we are 30 minutes out
Crew of two, trailer in tow. Clear a path if you can; you do not have to move a thing.
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Gone, swept, photographed
We send a completion photo and you pay by card, Zelle or Venmo.
Hazardous items need their own drop-off
- Paint, chemicals and propane tanks are household hazardous waste. The EPA notes that many communities have collection programs for HHW, and MassDEP lists facilities approved to accept common household items that contain toxic chemicals.
Your questions, answered.
Can you really pick up junk the same day?
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Often, yes. Book at least two hours before an open window and we can usually make it the same day. If every window is full, we say so and book the next morning.
Is there a rush fee for same-day junk removal?
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No. Same-day costs the same as any other day. The price is set by what you are getting rid of: $159 minimum, couch $139, ½ trailer $319.
What is the fastest way to get a same-day price?
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Text a photo of everything to be removed to the number on this page. You will get a flat price back, and you can book from the same message thread or the quote page.
What if I need it gone in the next hour?
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The earliest bookable window starts two hours out. If you are in a bind, text us anyway and tell us the deadline; we will tell you straight what is possible.
What will you not take same day?
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Hazardous waste (paint, chemicals, propane tanks, asbestos, wet garbage) is never on the truck. Everything else, from furniture to appliances to renovation debris, is fair game.
Sources
Facts on this page were read from these official pages on November 2, 2026. Rules change, so confirm with the source before you go.
- US EPA: Household hazardous waste: “Many communities have collection programs for HHW”
- MassDEP: Safely manage household hazardous products: “approved by the MassDEP to accept common household items that contain toxic chemicals”