Junk Removal in Everett MA — Same-Day Service Starts at $120

Our truck leaves Somerville every morning. Two miles from Everett. We've been hauling out of this city since 2017 — triple-deckers on Ferry Street, basements in Glendale packed with cast iron radiators, walk-ups off Broadway where the only way out is through the front door. We know the city.  Everett requires a $15 White Goods Sticker for every appliance you put at the curb — cash only at City Hall, Room 13, before 2PM. Appliances are collected Wednesdays only. You still have to get the item outside yourself. Miss that Wednesday and you wait a full week.  We skip all of it. We come inside your Everett property, lift whatever needs to go from wherever it sits, and haul it away the same day.  Same-day when you call before 2PM. Starts at $120. No sticker. No City Hall. No Wednesday.

⭐ 400+ Five-Star Reviews  |  📍 Somerville — 2 Miles from Everett  |  ✅ Fully Insured  |  💲 Starts at $120

Everett provides weekly curbside trash and recycling for residential properties. For anything bigger, the rules are more involved than most people expect — and the consequences for getting it wrong are real.  Appliances & large furniture: Both require a $15 White Goods Sticker purchased cash only at City Hall, Room 13, before 2PM. Appliances are collected on Wednesdays only. Furniture goes out on your regular trash day. Anything left at the curb without a sticker won't get picked up — and if it sits there, you're on the hook.  Mattresses: Massachusetts banned mattress landfill disposal in November 2022. Everett's bulk program charges $30 per unit — and you still have to get the mattress to the curb yourself. We pick up same-day, come inside, and handle MassDEP-compliant recycling. Starts at $180.  Construction debris: The city does not collect construction or renovation waste — not curbside, not through DPW scheduling, not under any program. If you're renovating in Everett, you need a private hauler. Full stop.  Electronics: Banned from Massachusetts landfills. Everett holds periodic e-waste drop-off events, limited in frequency and requiring proof of Everett residency. We bring everything to certified MassDEP processors any day of the week.  We skip the entire process. We come inside, carry everything out, and haul it away the same day. No City Hall trip, no $15 sticker, no Wednesday wait.  Call or text 781-267-5966.

Furniture Removal

Sofas, sectionals, bed frames, dressers, dining sets, recliners — carried out from any floor, any building type. Everett's triple-deckers and walk-ups are no problem. Glendale, Woodlawn, Broadway corridor, Ferry Street — we've done it all. You don't move a thing. Starts at $120.

Appliance Removal

Refrigerators, stoves, washers, dryers, dishwashers, AC units. Everett requires a $15 White Goods Sticker purchased at City Hall before pickup — and appliances are only collected on Wednesdays. We skip all of it. We haul from inside your home any day of the week. Starts at $120.

Mattress Disposal

Massachusetts banned mattress landfill disposal in November 2022. The city won't take them curbside. We recycle mattresses and box springs properly — MassDEP compliant. Starts at $180.

Boiler & Radiator Removal

Everett's older triple-deckers and multifamily buildings are full of cast iron boilers and radiators. Cast iron boiler removal is one of our most requested jobs in Everett. Up to 500 lbs per job. Call for quote.

Full Property & Estate Cleanouts

Estate cleanouts, landlord turnovers, unit flips between tenants, hoarding situations. We handle everything from a single room to a full building. Free on-site estimates for larger jobs. Call for quote.

Construction Debris

Everett does not collect construction or renovation waste — not curbside, not through any city program. Everett is also the fastest-growing construction market in Greater Boston right now. The Lower Broadway corridor, the Encore Boston Harbor expansion footprint, the New England Revolution stadium coming to the Mystic River waterfront — renovation and construction activity is constant across the city. We clear job sites same-day while you keep working. Starts at $120.

E-Waste & Electronics Removal

TVs, computers, monitors, printers. Massachusetts bans electronics from landfills. We bring everything to certified MassDEP processors. Starts at $120.

Scrap Metal Pickup

Cast iron radiators, steel, copper, brass, aluminum. We haul scrap metal from Everett basements, garages, and commercial spaces to certified recycling facilities. Starts at $120.

Attic, Basement & Garage Cleanouts

Everett basements fill up fast and stay that way. Pre-war triple-deckers across Glendale, Woodlawn, and the Broadway corridor have deep basements with cast iron radiators, old appliances, furniture from previous owners, and years of buildup the city truck will never touch. We clear everything floor to ceiling. Same-day available. Call for quote.

Hot Tub & Shed Removal

Old hot tubs, rotting sheds, detached structures nobody wants to deal with. We break them down and haul everything away from Everett properties — backyard access, tight lots, no problem. Call for quote.

Hoarding & Foreclosure Cleanouts

Full hoarding cleanouts and foreclosure property clearing throughout Everett. We work with families, attorneys, banks, and property managers. Discreet, thorough, and respectful. Free on-site estimates. Call for quote.

Everett is 3.7 square miles with 49,000 people in it. Most of the housing was built before World War II. That means deep basements, narrow staircases, and cast iron everything. We've cleared triple-deckers in Glendale, done estate removals off Chelsea Street, hauled appliances from walk-ups near Everett Square, and run basement cleanouts along the Broadway corridor from Sweetser Circle to Glendale Square. We know the difference between a Ferry Street multifamily with back alley access and a West Everett two-family where the only way out is through the front door.

Glendale

Glendale is where Broadway meets Ferry Street — Glendale Square, the old corner that's been the commercial heart of that end of the city since the 1940s. The neighborhood runs along Ferry Street toward Chelsea and up through the residential blocks west of Broadway. These are houses from the 1900s through the 1950s — two-families, three-families, some single-family colonials on the wider side streets. Deep basements. Long-term owners. The Regency Condominium on Broadway has 66 units built in 1973 — high tenant turnover, regular appliance and furniture hauls. McKinnon's Market on Broadway has anchored this neighborhood for generations — we run jobs near it every week. This is our highest-volume neighborhood in Everett.

Woodlawn

Woodlawn Cemetery runs along the western edge of Everett near the Malden line — one of the city's oldest landmarks, with the residential streets around it full of houses that have been in the same families for decades. Estate cleanouts from Woodlawn are among our most common calls: full properties where families need everything cleared out after a parent or grandparent passes. The streets between Broadway and the cemetery — Norwood Street, Church Street, Corey Street — are older, quieter, and packed with the kind of storage that builds up over a lifetime.

Everett Square & Downtown

Everett City Hall, the Parlin Memorial Library, the Everett Fire Department — they're all centered around Everett Square at Broadway and Chelsea Street. This is the civic core of the city. The streets nearby — Norwood Street, Corey Street, Chelsea Street north of the square — are dense residential with constant tenant turnover. The MBTA bus hub at Everett Square means foot traffic is heavy, parking is tight, and there's no room for a dumpster on any of these streets. We pull up, load the truck, and leave in under an hour.

The Village

The Village is Everett's oldest neighborhood — the densest residential pocket in the city, bounded by Chelsea Street, Route 16, and the Revere Beach Parkway. Walk-ups, two-families, and older apartments with tight stairwells and no alley access. A lot of this housing has been rental for decades. Move-out cleanouts and appliance hauls are constant here. We're familiar with the parking situation on every block.

West Everett

West Everett runs from Broadway toward the Malden River and Gateway Center — the retail corridor with Target, Home Depot, and Costco off Route 16. The residential streets west of Broadway — Oakland Avenue, Elm Street, the blocks running toward the Malden border — are a mix of two-families and single-family homes. Basement and garage cleanouts are the most common calls from this end of the city.

Lower Broadway & The Encore Corridor

Lower Broadway is changing fast. Encore Boston Harbor at 1 Horizon Way opened in 2019 as a $2.6 billion resort casino on the Mystic River waterfront — the former Monsanto plant site, cleaned up and rebuilt from the ground. Two new hotels are planned for the Wynn-owned property along Lower Broadway, with construction possibly starting in 2026 and completion targeted for 2028. The New England Revolution soccer stadium is planned for the Mystic River waterfront just across Broadway from Encore. The Silver Line is slated for expansion through Everett with multiple stops. All of this means one thing for junk removal: construction debris from gut rehabs and property renovations along the Lower Broadway corridor is non-stop. The city won't touch any of it — private haulers only. We clear job sites throughout this corridor regularly.

Ferry Street Corridor

Ferry Street runs east from Glendale Square toward Chelsea and the old industrial edge of the city. Dense multifamily housing, back alley access on most blocks, and buildings where the stairwells were built for a different era. We know which Ferry Street properties have loading access and which require coming through the front. We've been running this corridor since 2017.

Also serving: Somerville | Malden | Chelsea | Revere | Medford | Charlestown | Cambridge | Boston

Everett requires a $15 White Goods Sticker for every appliance or piece of furniture you put at the curb. Stickers must be purchased at City Hall — and appliances are only collected on Wednesdays. You're also responsible for getting the item to the curb yourself. Miss that Wednesday window and you're waiting a full week. Many Everett residents in multifamily buildings can't even get large items to the curb without help. We skip the entire process. We come inside your Everett property, haul the appliance from wherever it sits, and take it the same day — no sticker, no City Hall trip, no Wednesday wait. Call before 2PM and we can usually come today.

Two Miles Away — Already Nearby

We're based in Somerville on Everett's border. Same-day calls before 2PM get picked up fast. We're not driving in from the suburbs.

We Go Inside — Every Floor, Every Room

We carry items out from any floor, any room, any building type. Triple-deckers, walk-ups, tight basements — you don't move anything.

No Sticker. No City Hall. No Wednesday.

Everett's appliance pickup process costs time and money. We skip it entirely. One call and it's gone — any day of the week.

You Talk to Marvin Directly

No call center. No online-only booking. When you call 781-267-5966 you talk to Marvin. He gives you a price and schedules the job on the spot.

Everett requires a $15 White Goods Sticker for appliances and large furniture placed at the curb — purchased at City Hall, Wednesdays only for appliance collection. The city does not pick up mattresses, electronics, construction debris, or hazardous materials. Items must be at the curb by 7AM on your collection day. If your item doesn't qualify, you can't get to City Hall, or you simply can't wait until Wednesday — call us. We come the same day and we go inside.

Everett's median home price rose 38.5% between 2018 and 2024. The city has more developable land than any of its neighbors — Boston, Somerville, and Cambridge are essentially built out. Everett isn't. New construction, gut rehabs, and property renovations are happening on every block of Broadway, every side street in Glendale, and the entire Lower Broadway waterfront corridor.

None of that construction debris goes to the curb. Everett does not collect renovation or demolition waste under any program. Drywall, lumber, tile, flooring, demo materials — all of it needs a private hauler. Whether you're a homeowner renovating a three-family in Woodlawn, a contractor working a gut rehab off Ferry Street, or a property manager clearing out a unit near Encore for new tenants, we haul construction debris same-day while you keep working.

We also work around job site schedules. Call before 2PM and we can usually be there the same day. Starts at $120.

📞 781-267-5966

Marvin Junk Removal

61 Heath St, Somerville, MA 02145

Phone: 781-267-5966

Serving Everett, MA 02149 and Greater Boston

Marvin Junk Removal has been hauling junk out of Everett and Greater Boston since 2017. We have 400+ five-star reviews, same-day availability when you call before 2PM, and service starting at $120. No White Goods Sticker. No City Hall trip. No Wednesday wait. Just call — we'll take it from here.

Marvin Junk Removal is based in Somerville, MA — two miles from Everett. Call or text 781-267-5966 for a free estimate. We serve all of Everett — Glendale, Woodlawn, the Village, West Everett, Everett Square, Broadway corridor, Ferry Street, Chelsea Street, Revere Beach Parkway, and everywhere in between. Zip code 02149.