Junk Removal in Point Pleasant, NJ

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Junk removal in Point Pleasant

The name Point Pleasant covers two separate boroughs that share the 08742 ZIP code. Point Pleasant Borough is the larger one, a year-round community of about 19,000 people that the Point Pleasant Canal splits in half. The canal is the northernmost leg of the Intracoastal Waterway. Point Pleasant Beach is a separate borough of about 4,800 people just to the east, on the ocean at the Manasquan Inlet, with a boardwalk about a mile long. The two handle big items differently, so it helps to know which one you're in.

In the Borough, one large item such as a sofa, dresser or mattress set can go out with your regular trash each week, and metal and brush are picked up by appointment. In Point Pleasant Beach, bulk pickup is by appointment on a limited number of dates each year, and you prepay per item. Either way, clearing out a whole garage or house one item at a time takes a while. 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 Point Pleasant

  • Point Pleasant (the Borough) and Point Pleasant Beach are separate municipalities in northern Ocean County, and both use ZIP 08742. The Borough is bounded by the Manasquan River on the north and Brick Township on the west; Point Pleasant Beach lies to its east on the ocean. Check which borough you're in before following trash rules.
  • Point Pleasant Borough's trash is collected by a private firm and lifted by hand, so cans need lids, can't be over 50 pounds, and large toter-style cans aren't accepted. One large item, such as a dresser, sofa or mattress and box spring, can go out with regular trash. Upholstered items must be kept dry, and carpet goes out one room at a time, cut into 3-foot sections and tied.
  • The Borough picks up construction debris only in small amounts that count as your one large item. Larger amounts must go to the Ocean County Landfill in Manchester. Metal, white goods and brush are picked up by appointment through Public Works, and refrigerators and freezers must have the Freon removed first, with the receipt brought to the Public Works office for a sticker. Electronics aren't picked up at the curb.
  • The Borough's Arthur Avenue Recycling Center, behind the shopping plaza at Bridge Avenue and Route 88, asks you to show ID. It takes metal and white goods, brush, electronics including TVs and computers, and tires for a fee, but never household trash, construction debris, wood, concrete, asphalt, dirt or grass clippings.
  • Point Pleasant Beach collects furniture, carpeting and some appliances by appointment, and you buy a bulk coupon in advance, priced per item. Residents can also pay at Borough Hall for a coupon and drop bulk at the borough Recycling Center on Cooks Road, behind the train station, with proof of residency. The bulk program is for residents and property owners only, with no contractors or commercial plates, and takes no asbestos or flammable or hazardous materials. TVs and computers aren't accepted, and refrigerators and air conditioners need a certificate that a licensed professional removed the Freon.

Bulk trash pickup in Point Pleasant

The two boroughs handle bulk differently. Point Pleasant Borough lets one large item, such as a sofa, dresser or mattress set, go out with your regular trash each week, picks up metal and brush by appointment through Public Works, and runs a recycling center on Arthur Avenue that takes metal, brush and electronics. Point Pleasant Beach collects bulky items by appointment on a limited number of dates each year, and you prepay per item in advance; residents can also buy a coupon at Borough Hall and drop items at the borough Recycling Center on Cooks Road. In both towns, refrigerators and other Freon appliances need proof that the Freon was removed first. Check your borough's current schedule and fees before you set anything out.

Source: Borough of Point Pleasant Public Works: Trash, Brush and Metal 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: 08742 · Ocean County

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Point Pleasant junk removal FAQ

Does Point Pleasant pick up bulk trash?

Yes, but the two boroughs do it differently. In Point Pleasant Borough, one large item like a sofa, dresser or mattress set can go out with your regular trash, and metal and brush are picked up by appointment through Public Works at (732) 892-1287. In Point Pleasant Beach, bulky items are collected by appointment on a limited number of dates each year, and you prepay per item in advance, at Borough Hall or online. Check your borough's current schedule first. If you have more than one item, can't wait, or it's still inside the house, we carry it out from wherever it sits. Same-day or next-day openings are often available.

What won't Point Pleasant or Point Pleasant Beach take?

Point Pleasant Borough only picks up small amounts of construction debris at the curb, and larger amounts have to go to the Ocean County Landfill in Manchester. Electronics can't go to the curb, and the Arthur Avenue Recycling Center never takes household trash, construction debris, wood, concrete, asphalt or dirt. Point Pleasant Beach no longer takes TVs or computers, which go to the Ocean County Recycling Center in Lakewood, and its bulk program takes no asbestos or hazardous materials and isn't open to contractors. Both boroughs want proof that the Freon was removed from refrigerators and other Freon appliances before they'll take them. 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 Point Pleasant?

We price by the job, not by the hour. Text photos to (855) 655-7552 and during business hours you'll usually get a price within minutes, or book online. The price we quote is the price you pay, with no hidden fees and a $250 minimum. Once you agree, most jobs are hauled the same visit. We do all the lifting, sweep up afterward, and donate items in good shape and recycle metal and electronics whenever possible.

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