“I was selling my house and needed to throw out a lot of stuff and they made the process easy. I filled the garage, and I mean filled it, and they came the next day to clean it all out.”
JL M · Google review
Closter, NJ 07624 · Bergen County
Junk removal in Closter, NJ
Paul and our own crew haul it out of Closter homes, garages and basements, and sweep up after. Free quotes, and you get the price before anyone lifts a thing.
“They did an exceptional job hauling furniture from the second floor of my house. They are polite and careful.”
S N · Google review
Bulk day vs. us
What your bulk pickup won’t take, we will
Closter allows no more than 5 household items at the curb, and only on your second garbage day of the week. For anything more, call us.
| Closter curbside pickup | Rockland Cleanouts | |
|---|---|---|
| How much | No more than 5 household items a week | As much as you’ve got, from one couch to a whole house |
| When | Only on your second garbage day of the week | A day that suits you. Sometimes the same day. |
| Appliances | Call Borough Hall to arrange | We take them along with everything else |
| Who carries it | You, out to the curb | Our crew, from anywhere in the house |
Bulk rules from the Borough of Closter public works page. For a few items, your second garbage day is the cheapest option.
Around Closter
Five items a week
Closter allows five household items at the curb, once a week. That’s fine for a chair or a lamp. It won’t clear a basement, a garage or a house you’re getting ready to sell. Closter is a Jersey Dutch town, with streets named for its early Dutch families, sitting just behind the highest point of the Palisades.
Where things go
Getting rid of things in Closter
A quick local guide, from the town’s own rules. Some of it you can do yourself for free.
- A few items
- Up to 5 household items at the curb on your second garbage day of the week. Garbage goes in cans of 32 gallons or less, out by 6 a.m.
- Appliances
- Call Borough Hall to arrange a white goods pickup.
- Hauling it yourself
- Closter Recycling Center and DPW, 130 Ruckman Road. Monday–Friday 7–3 and Saturday 8–4, with a borough-issued vehicle sticker.
- Tires
- Drop-off only at the DPW, rims removed, $10 a tire.
- Electronics and batteries
- Ask the attendant at the DPW.
- Paint, chemicals and household hazardous waste
- Bergen County Utilities Authority (BCUA) collection days, free for Bergen County residents and held several times a year in Paramus, Mahwah and Moonachie. Check bcua.org for the next date.
- Everything else, any amount, carried out for you
- That’s us. Furniture, appliances, whole-house cleanouts and renovation debris, priced up front.
Who you’re hiring
A family business, not a call center
We’ve been hauling junk out of Rockland and Bergen homes since 2010. When you call, you get me. I’ll give you the price and send our own crew to your door.
— Paul
Closter jobs
What we haul out of Closter homes
Basement & garage cleanoutsYears of storage gone in an afternoon→
Clearing out before a saleGetting a house ready to list, fast, for families and realtors→
Estate cleanoutsCareful, respectful whole-house work→
Furniture & appliancesCouches, mattresses, washers, dryers. Down from the second floor too.→
Pianos & pool tablesToo heavy to move yourself, carried out of any room→
Pools, sheds, hot tubs & decksTaken down, loaded and hauled away→
Recent Closter jobs
Real jobs, right here in Closter
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Reviews
What our customers say
4.930 reviews on Google
“Very quick consult and price, fast scheduled date, crew came in and moved like a well oiled machine and finished in no time at all.”
Jackie Hackett · Google review
“Absolutely outstanding service. Arrived on time. Would definitely hire them again.”
Shari M. · BBB review, 2026
What it costs
One price for your job, quoted free
Every job is different, so Paul prices yours on its own. The price covers the crew, the labor, hauling and disposal, all in one number. Text a photo or we’ll come take a look, and you get the price before any lifting starts.
Closter questions
Quick answers
What if I have more than 5 items?
Closter’s curbside limit is 5 household items a week. For a room, a basement or a whole house, call us and we’ll take it all in one trip.
Do you take renovation debris?
Yes. We haul away renovation debris, and we take down sheds, decks, hot tubs and above-ground pools.
Do you cover all of Closter?
Yes, all of Closter (07624) and the rest of the Northern Valley.
How fast can you come?
Sometimes we can fit a job in the same day. Call Paul in the morning and he’ll give you the soonest opening.
Do you charge for quotes?
No. Quotes are always free, whether you text a photo or we come and look.
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