Junk Removal in Pawtucket, RI

It depends on volume — most single items run affordable flat rates, and full loads are priced by truck space. Text us a photo for a free, exact estimate. No estimate fee, no deposit.

No limit. The city allows three furniture pieces per week, by appointment — and a sectional couch can count as three pieces all by itself, using up your whole week. We take whatever fits in the truck, in one visit, usually the same day.

Not with us. Pawtucket requires you to schedule every bulky item with DPW in advance, and you cannot put anything at the curb until the night before your scheduled date. We come when it works for you, and we take it straight from inside the house.

Yes, right out of the bedroom. The city charges $16 per mattress or box spring for curbside pickup and requires an appointment. The free alternatives — the transfer station or the monthly City Hall drop-off — all mean loading it into your own vehicle and driving it there on a weekday.

No. Pawtucket makes privately managed properties responsible for their own bulky waste removal, and the property owner answers for whatever tenants leave at the curb. Unauthorized items get a written notice, and the city can remove them and pursue the cost. Turnovers, evictions and clear-outs are a large part of what we do in Pawtucket.

Yes. The Grotto Ave transfer station accepts no construction or commercial waste at all, which leaves residents driving to Johnston or hiring someone. That is exactly the kind of load we handle.

No — we remove items from inside your home, basement, attic or garage. You point at what goes and we handle the lifting.

Usable furniture and appliances go to donation partners, metal and electronics get recycled, and only what is genuinely unusable goes to the RIRRC Central Landfill in Johnston, which takes in more than 90% of Rhode Island’s trash. Pawtucket also runs its own Transfer Station on Grotto Avenue for residents with photo ID, where scrap metal is free and other drop-off fees vary by item.