Junk Removal in Bordentown, NJ

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Junk removal in Bordentown

Bordentown is two separate towns that share the 08505 ZIP code. Bordentown City is just under one square mile of historic streets where the Delaware River meets Crosswicks Creek and Blacks Creek, including the grounds of Joseph Bonaparte's old Point Breeze estate. Bordentown Township wraps around the City on three sides and covers about nine square miles, with places like Bossert Estates and Dunns Mill. Each town has its own trash rules, so how large items get handled depends on which side of the line you live on.

In the Township, bulk pickup is by appointment through Public Works, with a cap on how many items go out each time, and appliances are booked as a separate pickup. In the City, the trash code says bulky items that don't fit in a trash can must be no longer than three feet, so furniture has to be broken down and bundled. If that's more work than you have time for, text photos to (855) 655-7552 for one upfront price. Once you agree, we carry everything out from wherever it sits, sweep up, and most jobs are hauled the same visit.

Good to know in Bordentown

  • Bordentown City (about 0.97 square miles) and Bordentown Township (about 9.3 square miles) are separate municipalities that both use ZIP 08505. The Township surrounds the City on three sides, and the City's western edge is the Delaware River and Crosswicks Creek.
  • Bordentown Township bulk pickup has to be scheduled ahead with Public Works, by phone or the Township's online request form, and the Township says no more than six items are collected per scheduled pickup. Mattresses and box springs must be in plastic bags, and carpet and untreated wood must be cut and bundled into 3-foot lengths weighing no more than 40 pounds.
  • Township bulk pickup does not include extra garbage that won't fit in your can, bags or boxes of loose stuff, large empty boxes, or grass clippings. White goods such as washers, dryers, ovens, refrigerators and freezers are scheduled as a separate pickup with Public Works, and electronics and TVs go to the Public Works Complex at 266 Crosswicks Road, where you check in at the office first.
  • Bordentown Township says no business or construction waste goes in household trash, and it tells residents to use a dumpster, with a permit, for renovation projects.
  • Bordentown City's trash code says bulky items that don't fit in a container can go out tied in bundles, discarded furniture must be broken down and bundled, and no piece can be longer than three feet. It also says construction debris such as bricks, stones, plaster and scrap metal is not collected. The City lists a Public Works Yard drop-off behind Gilder Field on Crosswicks Street where City residents with ID showing a City address can bring recycling, trash and vegetative waste.

Bulk trash pickup in Bordentown

Bordentown Township and Bordentown City handle large items differently. In the Township, bulk pickup is by appointment only: contact Public Works by phone or the online request form ahead of your zone's collection day, and there's a limit on how many items are taken each time. Mattresses and box springs must be bagged, carpet and untreated wood must be cut and bundled, appliances are booked as a separate white goods pickup, and business or construction waste isn't collected. In the City, the trash code says bulky items that won't fit in a can must be bundled or broken down so no piece is longer than three feet, and construction debris isn't collected. The City also lists a Public Works Yard drop-off behind Gilder Field for City residents' recycling, trash and yard waste, so City residents should check with City Public Works about large items before setting anything out. In either town, check the current schedule before you plan around it.

Source: Bordentown Township Public Works: Bulk Waste Collection

Don't want to wait for the next pickup, or is it stuck inside the house? We'll carry it out from wherever it is and haul it away — often the same or next day.

How pricing works

Every job is priced individually. The price we quote is the price you pay — no hidden fees. Jobs start at our $250 minimum. See how we price jobs.

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Zip codes: 08505 · Burlington County

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Bordentown junk removal FAQ

Does Bordentown pick up bulk trash?

The Township does, by appointment. Contact Bordentown Township Public Works by phone or the Township's online form before your zone's collection day, and keep to the item limit, which the Township currently sets at six per pickup. Washers, dryers, refrigerators and other white goods are booked as a separate pickup. In Bordentown City, the trash code says bulky items have to be bundled or broken down so no piece is over three feet long, so check with City Public Works before setting out anything large. If you'd rather not break things down or wait for a pickup day, we carry items out from inside the house, garage or basement and load the truck ourselves. Same-day or next-day openings are often available.

What won't Bordentown's bulk pickup take?

In the Township, bulk pickup doesn't include extra garbage that won't fit in your can, bags or boxes of loose stuff, or grass clippings, and the Township says business and construction waste stays out of household trash and tells residents to use a dumpster, with a permit, for renovation projects. Electronics and TVs go to the Public Works Complex on Crosswicks Road instead of the curb. In the City, the trash code says construction debris such as bricks, stones, plaster and scrap metal is not collected, and yard waste doesn't go out with regular trash. For renovation debris or a mixed pile of household junk, text photos to (855) 655-7552 and we'll tell you what we can take and give you one upfront price.

How much does junk removal cost in Bordentown?

Every job gets one upfront price based on what you're getting rid of, and the price we quote is the price you pay, with no hidden fees. There's a $250 minimum. Text photos to (855) 655-7552 and you'll usually have a price within minutes during business hours, or book online. Once you agree to the price, most jobs are hauled away on the same visit, and items in good shape are donated and metal and electronics recycled whenever possible.

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