Junk removal in Barrington, RI

We pick up junk from Barrington homes and businesses, often on the same day. That includes furniture, appliances, estate and downsizing cleanouts, and construction debris. We're family-owned and fully insured, about 10 miles away in Rehoboth.
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Tell us what needs to go and where it is, and we'll get back to you with a price. There's no obligation and no hidden fees.

What we haul in Barrington

Same-day service
Open 7 days a week
Free estimates
You get a price up front, with no hidden fees.
Owner-operated
When you call, you talk to us directly.
90% kept out of landfills
We recycle and donate whatever we can.

Barrington has a lot of older homes, and much of our work here is estate cleanouts, downsizing, and clearing out a house before it's sold. Those jobs call for care, and we take our time with them. We set aside anything the family wants kept and donate what's still usable.

We're based just over the state line in Rehoboth and we're in the East Bay regularly. We're a local, family-owned company, not a national franchise. Between donation, recycling, and waste-to-energy, 90% of what we haul stays out of landfills. Our pricing guide explains how we price a job.

Homes

  • Furniture like couches, sectionals, and dressers
  • Fridges, washers, dryers, and other appliances
  • Mattresses and box springs
  • Basement, attic, and garage cleanouts
  • Estate and downsizing cleanouts

Rentals, businesses, and larger jobs

  • Full-property and move-out cleanouts
  • Tenant turnovers and rental cleanouts
  • Office, retail, and storage unit cleanouts
  • Construction and renovation debris
  • Pianos, hot tubs, and sheds

We work all over Barrington, including Nayatt, Rumstick, Hampden Meadows, and West Barrington. We also go to Warren, Bristol, and Riverside.

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How it works

1
Get a price
Call, text us photos, or use the form above.
2
Pick a time
Same-day and next-day times are often open.
3
We haul it away
We lift and load everything, then sweep up.

Barrington's trash rules for big items

Barrington picks up most furniture with the regular trash, but the town asks you to keep it to one piece a week. Other things have their own rules:

  • Appliances and scrap metal are picked up one week a month. Call DPW at 401-247-1907 to get on the list.
  • Mattresses and box springs aren't picked up. You bring them to the collection container at DPW, 84 Upland Way, on weekdays between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m.
  • TVs and other electronics go to the town Recycling Center.
  • Construction materials and fencing aren't picked up at all. The town suggests renting a dumpster or taking them to the state's Central Landfill in Johnston.

Details are on the town's DPW FAQ page.

Cleaning out a basement or garage under those rules means a lot of separate trips. We take all of it in one visit, including the mattresses and construction debris the town won't pick up.

What customers say

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Common questions

How much does junk removal cost in Barrington?

It depends on how much space your things take up in the truck. We don't charge by the hour. The estimate is free and there are no hidden fees. See our pricing guide or call us.

Can you come the same day?

We're in the East Bay often, so same-day or next-day pickup in Barrington is usually possible when the schedule allows. Call early in the day for the best chance.

Do you handle estate and downsizing cleanouts?

Yes. Whether it's a longtime family home or a house being readied for sale, we set aside anything you want kept, donate what's usable, and clear the rest.

What happens to the junk you take?

Usable items are donated and recyclable material is recycled. Most of what's left goes to local waste-to-energy partners that turn it into electricity. That keeps 90% of it out of landfills.