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Junk removal on the North Shore, without the runaround.

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Junk removal on the North Shore: the short answer

Junk removal on the North Shore of Massachusetts typically costs $100–$250 for a single item and $500–$900 for a full truckload, with pickup usually available within one to three days. Junk Removal North Shore is a free referral service that connects residents of Beverly, Salem, Gloucester, Manchester-by-the-Sea, Essex, Rockport and Ipswich with independent local haulers. Call (978) 238-8607 or request a free quote online.

Pricing reviewed September 2026.

Towns we cover

From the Beverly line out to the tip of Cape Ann and up to Ipswich. Pick your town for local tips and common jobs.

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What does junk removal cost here?

Pricing is based on how much of the truck your items take up, plus labor and disposal. These are typical North Shore ranges. Your hauler gives you a firm price before any work starts.

Single item (couch, fridge, mattress)
$100–$250
Quarter truck (a room's worth)
$200–$350
Half truck (garage or basement)
$350–$550
Full truck (whole-house clean-out)
$500–$900

Good to know

  • Massachusetts bans mattresses, appliances, CRT TVs and textiles from regular trash, so they have to be recycled.
  • Stairs, heavy items (pianos, hot tubs) and long carries can add to the price. Mention them up front.
  • Paint, fuel, propane and chemicals can't be hauled. They go to your town's hazardous waste day.
  • For small projects, a truckload pickup is often cheaper than renting a dumpster.

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