Junk removal in Brick
Brick Township had about 73,600 residents in the 2020 census, which makes it the 13th most populous municipality in New Jersey. Most of it sits on the mainland, where neighborhoods like Lake Riviera, Laurelton and Baywood were developed during the housing boom that followed the Garden State Parkway's opening in 1954. The township also has three ocean beaches on the Barnegat Peninsula, and water makes up about a fifth of its total area.
Brick's Public Works collects household trash in automated cans, and you can call to schedule a curbside pickup of bulk items, metal or brush, up to a yearly limit. Residents can also drop bulk and metal at the township Recycling Center on Ridge Road with proof of residency. The center won't accept construction materials of any kind, and the township doesn't collect electronics, hazardous materials or tires. When you have a room of furniture, a packed garage or renovation debris, text photos to (855) 655-7552 for one upfront price. We carry everything out, sweep up, and most jobs are hauled the same visit.
Good to know in Brick
- Brick Township Public Works collects household garbage in automated cans. The township asks residents not to put leaves, recyclables, brush, branches or construction material in those cans.
- Public Works offers curbside collection of bulk items, metal and brush, but you have to call Public Works to schedule it. The township limits these collections to 12 per year per household. Tree trimmings must be cut to 4 feet or less and tied in bundles no more than 2 feet thick.
- The Brick Township Recycling Center at 836 Ridge Road takes bulk items, metals, recyclables and brush from residents who show a tax bill and driver's license. It accepts no construction materials of any kind, it's closed to contractors, landscapers and tree services, and each household is limited to 12 visits a year.
- The township no longer takes electronics such as TVs and computers, at the curb or at its Recycling Center, and it doesn't collect hazardous materials or tires. Ocean County's recycling center at 601 New Hampshire Avenue in Lakewood accepts electronics, paint and tires from county residents.
Bulk trash pickup in Brick
Brick Township Public Works picks up bulk items, metal and brush at the curb by appointment. You call Public Works to schedule, and there's a yearly limit on these collections per household. Residents can also bring bulk items, metals, recyclables and brush to the township Recycling Center on Ridge Road, showing a tax bill and driver's license as proof of residence, and that has a yearly visit limit too. The center won't take construction materials of any kind and isn't open to contractors. The township doesn't collect electronics, hazardous materials or tires. Ocean County's recycling center in Lakewood takes electronics, paint and tires, and the Ocean County Department of Solid Waste Management can tell you where other hazardous materials go. Check the township's current hours before you go.
Source: Brick Township Department of Public Works
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.
Services in Brick
- Construction & Renovation Debris in Brick
- Garage Cleanouts in Brick
- Furniture Removal in Brick
- Shed Removal & Demolition in Brick
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Zip codes: 08724, 08723, 08738 · Ocean County
