Junk Removal in Burlington, NJ

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Junk removal in Burlington

Burlington is really two towns sharing the 08016 ZIP code. The City of Burlington, founded by mostly Quaker English settlers in 1677, sits on the Delaware River at the Burlington-Bristol Bridge and has two historic districts on the National Register. On the New Jersey side, its only neighbor is Burlington Township, about 14 square miles that include Springside, Fountain Woods, Deacons and Stevens. The two run separate trash and bulk programs, so the rules depend on which one you live in.

In the City, bulk pickup is by appointment, with a two-item limit and a weight cap, and it excludes metal items and freon appliances. In the Township, the trash company picks up couches and mattresses by appointment, and Public Works runs separate metal and wood pickups. Neither program takes construction debris or concrete. If you have more than a couple of pieces, or they're still in the basement or garage, text photos to (855) 655-7552 for one upfront price. We carry everything out, load the truck and sweep up, and most jobs are hauled the same visit once you agree.

Good to know in Burlington

  • The City of Burlington and Burlington Township are separate municipalities that share ZIP 08016. The City's only New Jersey neighbor is the Township, and each runs its own trash collection and bulk rules.
  • City bulk pickup is by appointment only through the Public Works Garage. The City allows two items per household, each no more than 75 pounds, and mattresses and box springs must be wrapped in bags. Electronics, propane tanks, grass clippings, metal items, freon appliances, construction or contractor debris, concrete and bagged trash don't count as bulk.
  • The City Recycling Drop-off Center on Jacksonville Road takes recyclables, scrap metal and appliances without freon. It does not take furniture, lumber, building or demolition materials, concrete, asbestos or bagged household trash. The City says those go to the Burlington County landfill or a dumpster at your own expense.
  • In Burlington Township, trash must fit in Township-issued carts. Items too big for the cart, such as couches, mattresses and box springs, are picked up by the trash company by appointment, and Public Works offers separate metal and wood collections. You're not on the schedule until the Public Works Office confirms your date. Township bulk does not include electronics, propane tanks, construction or contractor debris, concrete or white goods.
  • The Burlington Township Compost/Recycling Facility on Lake Avenue is for Township residents only, with proof of residency, and no commercial users. It takes items like appliances, metal, wood and tires, and mattresses don't need to be wrapped there, but it's meant for reasonable amounts and attendants can send large loads elsewhere.

Bulk trash pickup in Burlington

The City and the Township handle bulk trash separately. In the City of Burlington, bulk pickup is by appointment only through the Public Works Garage, with a limit of two items per household, each within a weight limit, and mattresses and box springs must be bagged. Metal items, freon appliances, electronics, propane tanks, construction debris and concrete aren't accepted as bulk. In Burlington Township, items too big for the trash cart, like couches and mattresses, are picked up by appointment through the Public Works Office, which also schedules separate metal and wood collections. Township bulk excludes electronics, propane tanks, construction or contractor debris, concrete and white goods. Both towns collect bulk only on set dates, so check your town's current schedule and call-in deadline before you set anything out.

Source: City of Burlington: Trash Collection/Other Services

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 Burlington

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Zip codes: 08016 · Burlington County

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Burlington junk removal FAQ

Does Burlington pick up bulk trash?

Yes, by appointment in both towns, but the rules differ. In the City of Burlington, call the Public Works Garage to get on a bulk date. The limit is two items per household, each no more than 75 pounds, and mattresses must be bagged. In Burlington Township, the trash company picks up items too big for your cart, such as couches and mattresses, once the Public Works Office confirms your date, and Public Works runs separate metal and wood collections. Check your town's current schedule before planning around it. If you have more than a few pieces, or they're still inside, we carry everything out from wherever it sits. Same-day or next-day openings are often available.

What won't Burlington City or Burlington Township take?

Neither town's bulk pickup takes construction or contractor debris, concrete, electronics or propane tanks. The City also leaves out metal items and freon appliances like air conditioners and refrigerators, and the Township leaves white goods out of regular bulk. The City's drop-off center on Jacksonville Road won't take furniture, lumber, building or demolition materials or bagged trash, and the City points residents to the county landfill or a dumpster at their own expense. The Township's compost site is for residents only and can turn away large loads. 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 Burlington?

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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