Junk removal in Howell
Howell is the largest municipality in Monmouth County by area, about 61 square miles that take in Ramtown, Southard, Adelphia and Freewood Acres, and it wraps all the way around Farmingdale Borough. The township runs a free bulk waste program: residents can bring large items to the Township Recycling Center on Old Tavern Road with proof of residency, one pickup-truck load per visit, and curbside pickup is offered on a limited schedule in spring and fall, by appointment with Public Works. That works well if you have a truck, some free time and help with the lifting.
If you don't, or the pile is bigger than one truckload, we can take it from there. The center won't accept demolition material such as old sheds, decks, flooring, cabinets or sheetrock, and contractors can't use it, so renovation cleanups usually need another plan. We carry items out from the basement, garage, attic or yard, load the truck and sweep up, for one upfront price. Text photos to (855) 655-7552 for a price, usually within minutes during business hours; most jobs are hauled the same visit.
Good to know in Howell
- Howell Township's free bulk waste program lets township residents drop bulky waste at the Township Recycling Center, 278 Old Tavern Road, with proof of residency (an active driver's license or non-driver ID, a property tax bill, or an original unexpired lease), one pickup-truck load per visit. Residents who can't get to the center book curbside pickup appointments through the Public Works (DPW) office.
- The Recycling Center does not accept demolition material or construction debris (flooring, sheds, doors, decks, sheetrock, lumber, shingles, trim, cabinets, concrete, brick), tires, hazardous materials, paint or motor oil. Professional contractors and vehicles or trailers with commercial plates are not allowed in.
- The township does not collect regular household trash in Howell. It says residents are responsible for arranging their own curbside trash pickup with a private hauler.
- Howell is a township and the largest municipality in Monmouth County by area (about 61.21 sq mi). It includes unincorporated sections such as Ramtown, Adelphia, Southard, Freewood Acres, Fort Plains and Squankum. It completely surrounds Farmingdale, which is a separate borough.
Bulk trash pickup in Howell
Howell Township runs a free bulk waste program for township residents. You can drop large items at the Township Recycling Center on Old Tavern Road with proof of residency, up to one pickup-truck load per visit. The center won't take construction or demolition debris, tires, hazardous materials, paint or motor oil, and contractors and commercial-plated vehicles aren't allowed. For residents who can't get to the center, curbside pickup is offered on a limited schedule in spring and fall, by appointment through the Public Works (DPW) office. Check the township's current schedule and hours before you go or call.
Source: Howell Township Free Bulk Waste Program notice (Howell Township official website, Document Center)
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 Howell
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Zip codes: 07731 · Monmouth County
