What we haul from yards and lots
Outdoor junk tends to build up over a few seasons. A landscaping project leaves a mound of stone, the fence panels you replaced are still leaning in the corner, and the trampoline hasn't been used in years. We haul it away for homeowners and communities across Monmouth, Mercer, Middlesex, Ocean and Burlington counties.
- Branches, limbs and brush piles
- Rocks, stones and small concrete pieces
- Old fence panels
- Trampolines, swing sets and playsets
- Patio furniture and grills (with propane tanks removed)
- Deck debris and other outdoor clutter
- Dumped piles on lots, side yards and common areas
How a yard cleanup works
Text a few photos of the area to (855) 655-7552. Dominic often quotes from photos, so wide shots of the whole area help. If you'd rather have someone walk the property with you, book a free in-person estimate online with no obligation.
On the day, we text before we arrive. New Jersey Junk Removal is owner-operated, and Dominic works jobs himself alongside his crew. We do all the lifting, carrying and loading, from the back fence line to the truck, so nothing needs to be dragged to the curb. Things that won't load whole, like a trampoline or playset, get taken apart or cut into pieces first, and we sweep up when we're done.
Loads are sorted. Whenever possible, items in good shape, like a solid patio set, are donated and metal, like trampoline frames and old grills, is recycled. The rest goes to a licensed New Jersey facility. We're an NJ A-901 licensed hauler, registered with the NJDEP (#0042737) and fully insured.
Before we arrive
There isn't much to do, but a few steps help the day go smoothly.
- Point out anything that's staying, like planters, edging stones or firewood you want to keep.
- Unlock gates and let us know about pets, sprinkler heads or garden beds to work around.
- Set hazardous items aside. We can't take paint, chemicals (including lawn and garden chemicals), motor oil, propane tanks, asbestos or medical waste.
- Not sure about something? Text us a photo and ask.
Outdoor jobs we've done
Past outdoor jobs include a customer's rocks and stones along with a small concrete fish pond, side-yard cleanups, deck debris, and dumped bulk items cleared out of a Freehold community.
How pricing works for yard debris & rock removal
Yard jobs are priced per job, not per truckload. Your price depends on what's going, how much of it there is, how hard it is to reach, and any take-down work. What's in the pile matters: a brush pile and a pile of broken concrete can be very different jobs even when they're the same size, so show us what's in it. Access matters too. A pile at the end of the driveway is a simpler job than debris at the back of a long yard behind a narrow gate. If a trampoline or playset has to be taken apart first, that work is built into the price we quote. If you add more on the day, you'll hear the new price before anything else goes on the truck.
Every job is priced individually. The price we quote is the price you pay — no hidden fees. See how we price jobs.
