Junk Removal in West Windsor, NJ

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Junk removal in West Windsor

West Windsor is a township of about 26 square miles on the eastern edge of Mercer County. It takes in Princeton Junction, home to a busy train station on the Northeast Corridor, and older crossroads villages like Dutch Neck, Penns Neck, Edinburg and Grover's Mill, where Orson Welles set the Martian landing in his 1938 War of the Worlds broadcast. It was mostly farmland until a housing boom in the late 20th century. Some homes here have Princeton mailing addresses, but they still follow West Windsor's trash rules.

The township's garbage hauler takes one or two bulk items, like a couch or a table, out with your regular weekly trash, and Public Works picks up appliances and metal items if you call ahead. Construction debris and big move-out piles are another story. If you have more than a couple of pieces, or they're stuck in a basement or garage, text photos to (855) 655-7552 for one upfront price. Once you agree, we carry everything out, load the truck and sweep up, and most jobs are hauled the same visit. There's a $250 minimum.

Good to know in West Windsor

  • West Windsor Township includes Princeton Junction, a census-designated place, plus unincorporated communities such as Dutch Neck, Grover's Mill, Penns Neck, Edinburg and Berrien City. Homes in the township use ZIP 08550 (Princeton Junction) or 08540 (Princeton), and either way they follow West Windsor's rules, not Princeton's.
  • The township's contracted hauler collects household garbage once a week and takes one to two bulk items per pickup, such as couches, tables, plastic furniture, shelving units and small appliances, on your regular garbage day with no need to call ahead. All mattresses must be completely wrapped in plastic, and anything larger than a twin has to be folded in half and tied. Carpet must be cut into sections no larger than 4 feet by 4 feet, rolled and tied.
  • The hauler won't take railroad ties, pianos, concrete, brick or stone, construction or demolition debris, household appliances, patio furniture or hazardous materials. The township also says it can only take small amounts of trash and furniture when you move out, and the Public Works Facility does not accept household trash.
  • Public Works runs a separate weekly curbside collection for appliances and mostly-metal items, such as refrigerators, washers, dryers, stoves, air conditioners, metal patio furniture, lawn mowers, bicycles, exercise equipment and metal bed frames. You call Public Works ahead of time to get on the list, refrigerator and freezer doors must come off, and mowers must be drained of oil and gas. Residents can also drop these items at the Public Works Facility during resident drop-off hours.
  • Electronics shouldn't go to the curb. The Public Works Facility at 70 Southfield Road takes TVs, computers, monitors, printers and other electronics from residents during drop-off hours, but not smoke alarms, thermostats or equipment containing gas or oil.

Bulk trash pickup in West Windsor

In West Windsor, bulk items go out with regular garbage collection. The township's contracted hauler takes one or two bulk items, such as a couch, table or shelving unit, on your regular garbage day, and you don't need to call ahead. Mattresses must be fully wrapped in plastic, and carpet has to be cut, rolled and tied. The hauler won't take construction or demolition debris, pianos, concrete, household appliances, patio furniture or hazardous materials, and it can only handle small amounts when you're moving out. Appliances and metal items go to a separate Public Works curbside collection that you book by calling ahead, or you can drop them at the Public Works Facility. Check the township's current schedule and rules before you set anything out.

Source: West Windsor Township Public Works: Garbage

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 West Windsor

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Zip codes: 08550 · Mercer County

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West Windsor junk removal FAQ

Does West Windsor pick up bulk trash?

Yes, a little at a time. The township's contracted garbage hauler takes one or two bulk items, like a couch, table or shelving unit, with your regular weekly trash, and you don't need to call ahead. Mattresses must be wrapped in plastic, and carpet must be cut, rolled and tied. Appliances and metal items go to a separate Public Works curbside collection that you book by phone. Check the township's current rules before you set anything out. If you have a whole room's worth, or the pieces are still inside, we carry them out from wherever they are. Same-day or next-day openings are often available.

What won't West Windsor take at the curb?

According to the township, the garbage hauler won't take railroad ties, pianos, concrete, brick or stone, construction or demolition debris, household appliances, patio furniture or hazardous materials, and it can only take small amounts when you move out. Electronics shouldn't go to the curb either; residents bring them to the Public Works Facility on Southfield Road. If you have renovation debris, a move-out pile or a garage full of mixed junk, text photos to (855) 655-7552 and we'll tell you what we can take and give you one upfront price. Chemicals and oil-based paint should go to one of Mercer County's household hazardous waste collection days.

How much does junk removal cost in West Windsor?

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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