Junk Removal on
Beacon Hill

Gas lamps, cobblestones, Federal-era brick rowhouses — and no driveways anywhere. Beacon Hill is one of the trickiest places in Boston to get a couch out of, between the tight historic stairs and the permit-parking streets. We do it for a flat, photo-quoted price, and we handle the truck-staging logistics.

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What a Beacon Hill pickup actually involves

The Hill is preserved in amber: 19th-century brick rowhouses on Chestnut, Mt. Vernon, Acorn, and the Charles St flats, with steep, winding, original staircases and not a driveway in sight. Two things make a haul here different from anywhere else in Boston. First, the stairs — narrow treads and tight turns mean a sofa or a mattress comes down slowly and carefully, and we price that into a flat number rather than charging by the flight. Second, the street — every block is resident-permit parking with no place to legally idle a truck, so for larger jobs we arrange a Boston street-occupancy permit to hold a curb spot, and otherwise stage in the nearest legal space and carry.

What we move on the Hill

Beacon Hill pricing

Flat, photo-quoted. The stair-carry and truck-staging are already in the price.

ItemPrice
Sofa / couch$170
Queen mattress$139
Dresser (standard)$169
Upright piano$390
Refrigerator$221
Truck-fill (1/4)$295
Truck-fill (1/2)$525

$75 minimum. 10% off on 5+ items. No per-flight stair surcharge.

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What Beacon Hill customers say

★★★★★

"Got a sofa bed down four flights of the most impossible staircase on Chestnut St. Flat price, careful with the rails, and they sorted the parking permit so we didn't get a ticket."

— Margaret H., Beacon Hill
★★★★★

"Cleared my late father's place on Mt. Vernon — decades of furniture and a basement full. They were respectful and the price was exactly the quote."

— James W., Beacon Hill
★★★★★

"An upright piano out of a Charles St flat. I assumed it'd be a nightmare — they quoted it flat from a photo and just handled it."

— Theresa D., Beacon Hill