Junk Removal in Wall, NJ

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Junk removal in Wall

Wall Township covers about 32 square miles of eastern Monmouth County, in the heart of the Jersey Shore region. Several of the beach towns around it, including Belmar, Manasquan, Spring Lake, Sea Girt and Brielle, were carved out of Wall over the years. The township takes in Allenwood, West Belmar, Glendola, New Bedford and Allaire, and part of Allaire State Park, with its restored ironworks village, sits inside its borders. Almost every Wall address uses a ZIP code shared with a neighboring town such as Belmar, Manasquan or Spring Lake, so a mailing address alone doesn't always tell you whose trash rules apply.

Wall's Public Works collects household trash in township-issued cans with automated trucks and holds a monthly curbside bulk day, with an item limit. Electronics, tires, wooden sheds, decks and building materials don't go out on bulk day, and the township recycling centers are for residents with a sticker, no contractors. When the pile is bigger than bulk day allows, or it's a shed, deck or renovation cleanup, 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 Wall

  • Wall Township includes the census-designated places of Allenwood and West Belmar, plus areas such as Glendola, New Bedford and Allaire. Nearly all of Wall shares ZIP codes with neighboring towns, including 07719 (Belmar), 08736 (Manasquan), 07762 (Spring Lake), 08750 (Sea Girt), 07727 (Farmingdale) and 07753 (Neptune), so check that you live in Wall Township before following its trash rules.
  • Wall Township Public Works collects household trash and recycling once a week in township-issued containers, and curbside bulk once a month on a day set by your address. You can look up your bulk day by address on the township's Bulk page or in the annual Public Works Guide.
  • Curbside bulk has a 10-item limit. It takes furniture, up to three mattresses and box springs, one door, one window, one room of carpeting, metal, grills with the propane tank removed, and household appliances. Refrigerators and other freon units need a fee paid before the pickup.
  • Bulk day does not take electronics, tires, wooden sheds, wood playgrounds, decks, kitchen cabinets, sheetrock, lumber or other building materials, gas-powered equipment such as mowers and snow blowers, or large cardboard. The township notes that state law keeps electronics off the curb.
  • Wall has two township recycling centers: North on Monmouth Boulevard, next to Brookdale, and South on Tiltons Corner Road behind the Public Works garage. They're for Wall residents only, your vehicle needs a township recycling sticker, and no contractors, landscapers, box trucks, rental trucks or anything larger than a pickup are allowed. They take electronics, and tires and some building materials for a fee, but not concrete, bricks, pavers, roofing shingles, stone or asphalt. Paint, motor oil, antifreeze and propane tanks go to the Monmouth County hazardous waste facility on Shafto Road in Tinton Falls.

Bulk trash pickup in Wall

Wall Township Public Works picks up bulk items at the curb once a month, on a day set by your address, with a limit on how many items you can put out. It takes furniture, mattresses, one door, one window, one room of carpet, metal and household appliances, but refrigerators and other freon units need a fee paid before pickup. Electronics, tires, wooden sheds, decks, wood playsets, building materials and gas-powered equipment aren't picked up at the curb. Residents with a township recycling sticker can bring electronics to either township recycling center, and tires and some building materials for a fee. Check your bulk day on the township's Bulk page, and the recycling centers' current hours, before you set anything out or drive over.

Source: Wall Township Public Works: Bulk Pickup

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: 07719, 08736, 08720 · Monmouth County

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Wall junk removal FAQ

Does Wall Township pick up bulk trash?

Yes, once a month. Wall Township Public Works collects bulk items at the curb on a day set by your address, with a 10-item limit, and you can look up your day on the township's Bulk page or in its annual Public Works Guide. Refrigerators and other freon units need a fee paid before the pickup. Questions about what's accepted go to Public Works at 732-449-2700. If you can't wait for bulk day, have more than the limit, or the items are still inside the house, we carry them out from wherever they sit. Same-day or next-day openings are often available.

What won't Wall Township pick up on bulk day?

Electronics, tires, wooden sheds, wood playgrounds, decks, kitchen cabinets, sheetrock, lumber and other building materials stay off the curb, along with gas-powered equipment like mowers and snow blowers and large cardboard. Residents with a township recycling sticker can bring electronics to either township recycling center, and tires and some building materials for a fee. Concrete, bricks, pavers, roofing shingles, stone and asphalt aren't accepted at either center, and contractors aren't allowed in. For a shed, a deck or a renovation cleanup, 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 Wall Township?

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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Text us photos for a price — usually within minutes — or book online. Most jobs are hauled the same visit.

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