Appliance Removal
in NH & MA

Single appliances start at $35, and the number depends on the size, the weight and how far we have to carry it. Refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners carry a Freon recovery fee of $25 each, and that is in the price before we come out.

Yes. Have the water, gas or power disconnected before pickup day, either yourself or through your plumber or electrician. We are haulers, not licensed tradespeople, so we do not pull hookups. Once the unit is loose, we carry it out from where it sits.

When an item carries value that we could sell fairly easily in our second hand store, we determine its fair market value the way a consignment store would and give you 10 to 40% of that off the cost of your removal, upfront. For example: we quote a junk removal at $120, and part of the load is a couch we think we can resell for $100. We take $40 off, so you pay $80.

Ours are bigger. Most competitors use trucks 10 feet long, 5 feet high and 6 feet wide. Ours are 20 feet long, 7.5 feet wide and 8 feet tall. Competitors typically charge the same as we do for a full truckload, which is an obvious saving when you use us.

Labor, loading, transportation and waste disposal fees, with no additional charges on top of them. You also get the savings from anything in the load we can donate, recycle or resell.

Only to gauge how much you have, so the guesstimate lands closer. It is not how we price. We use a 20 foot box truck and a minimum of two crew members on every pickup, and a phone guesstimate is not a binding estimate: the crew confirms the exact price upfront when they arrive and look at the items.

We repurpose or recycle your unwanted items more aggressively than any other company in the area. There are instances where salvaging everything is not feasible because of route constraints. In those cases we put your pickup first rather than cancelling it to recycle a larger item.

We can typically offer same-day or next-day service, either a scheduled pickup for a small to medium job or an in-person estimate for a larger one.

No. You point, we take it. Two or three of us come depending on the size of the job and we do all of the work: out of the basement, down the attic stairs, around the landing, into the truck. You do not lift anything and you do not drag anything outside. We sweep the space broom clean before we leave.

Call or text 603-490-2177 with a description or a few photos and we give you a price range on the spot. That phone quote is our best guess, not a binding number. When the crew arrives they look at the job and confirm the exact price before any work starts. Once you approve it, it does not change. For big jobs and full cleanouts we come out for a free on-site estimate, Monday to Friday 9 to 5.

Yes. Bring us any written estimate from another company and we beat it by up to 10%. And every week we draw one customer's completed job and refund it in full, so keep your receipt.

Not if we can get to the stuff. Plenty of jobs are booked by phone, hauled while you're at work, and closed out with photos and a card payment. If access is tight or you want to point at things yourself, be there and we'll walk it with you.

You get a two-hour arrival window and a courtesy call about 20 minutes out, so you're not sitting around all day. Most single-item pickups are done inside an hour of the truck arriving.

Hazardous waste is the short list: wet paint or stain, gasoline and other flammable liquids loose in cans or drums, propane tanks, solvents, acids, antifreeze, motor oil, asbestos and medical waste. A mower, generator or snow blower with fuel or oil still in it is fine: we drain it as part of the job. Fully dried latex paint is fine. Everything else, if two people can lift it and it fits in the truck, we take it.

Credit, debit, cash, or estate, certified and business checks. No personal checks. You get an emailed receipt before the truck leaves. Mention the coupon when you book any job and we take $40 off the quoted price, one per job.