*Same-day availability may vary by location.
Starting at $100. Additional items from +$15.
Junk has a way of piling up quietly until dealing with it becomes the chore you keep putting off. LoadUp keeps it simple in this Route 30 hill town: book a pickup, see your price upfront, and it's gone.
You start by asking what the town will take, learn it is less than you hoped, call two haulers and hear back from one, then price a dumpster. Weeks pass and the pile has not moved.
The town runs a transfer station, not a bulk pickup route, and it is open to residents only. Trash has to be in an official bag, and heavy debris and construction waste get turned away, so the sofa or the torn-out subfloor stays with you.
Most haulers want to see the load before quoting, which means a scheduled visit before any work happens. Then the number arrives as a fraction of a truck, and what counts as a quarter load gets decided in your driveway. Out this far, plenty never call back at all.
Thrift shops and reuse operations take what they can sell, which rules out anything stained, torn, missing hardware, or stored in a damp basement all winter. They also expect you to deliver it during their hours, and nobody is coming for the rest.
A roll-off means a delivery truck needs room to turn around and firm ground to set down on, which a dirt drive in mud season may not offer. It sits there for days, you fill it yourself, and one room rarely justifies that.
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Most companies charge by truck space, and the price often changes on arrival. LoadUp charges by item, based on exactly what you're removing.
Across all options, not just ours: a real breakdown of what Townshend residents typically pay, so you know what's fair before you book.
Sofas, dressers, bed frames, tables, and more hauled away with ease.
Available in twin, full, queen, king, and California king sizes.
Covers refrigerators, washers, dryers, ovens, dishwashers, water heaters, and more.
Whole-property cleanouts for moves, estates, evictions, and renovations.
TVs, monitors, computers, printers, stereo equipment, and small electronics.
Includes treadmills, ellipticals, weight benches, stationary bikes, and home gym systems.
Add a single bulky item like a couch, dresser, or mattress to your booking.
Mixed everyday items including broken goods, old decor, and accumulated clutter.
Bagged trash, loose debris, and general household waste of all kinds.
Covers drywall, lumber, tile, fixtures, and mixed demolition scrap.
Includes branches, brush, grass clippings, leaves, and other organic yard waste.
Desks, chairs, filing cabinets, cubicle panels, and other office items included.
Moving boxes, shipping cartons, and leftover packing cardboard.
First item includes the pickup fee. Each additional item is a flat add-on. *See Townshend's disposal rules for city bulk exceptions, permits, and restrictions.
A fieldstone cellar with steep back stairs and a low doorway is ordinary work for your Loaders, who are background checked and rated by real locals in Townshend after each job.
Curbside works when everything is already staged outside, at the end of a long dirt driveway or beside the barn where your Loaders can reach it. Choose full service when the load is still sitting in an upstairs ell, a cellar, or a back outbuilding and needs to be walked out.
| Pickup Option | Highlight | Best For | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| In-home pickup | Full-service | Removal from anywhere inside your home | from $100 |
| Curbside pickup | Save $5.00 | Place items outside, skip the appointment | from $95 |
| Same-day pickup | Add $10.00 | Urgent pickups booked before noon | from $110 |
| Next day pickup | Flexible | Book next-day or up to 90 days ahead | from $100 |
| Multi-item pickup | Bundle & save | Add-on items in the same pickup for less | from +$15 |
| Item add-on | Optional | Bundle with your junk pickup | from +$15 |
| Full cleanout | Volume discount | Entire room junk removal | Custom |
| Disassembly service | Optional add-on | Large or difficult-to-move items | Custom |
* Starting prices. Final price confirmed by ZIP code and pickup conditions. Volume discounts applied automatically.
Around here, getting rid of something big means loading the pickup yourself and making trip after trip, and in April your driveway turns to soup before you finish. A barn bay does not empty in one truckload. Your Loaders would rather make those trips for you, because Townshend folks have better uses for a Saturday.
What happens to an old sofa or fridge depends on its condition, not just its size. Around Townshend, your Loaders sort items as they come out so usable pieces stay out of the waste stream when local options allow.
Furniture, tools, and household goods that are clean, dry, and structurally sound may be considered for donation where southern Vermont reuse options are accepting them. Wanting a receipt means donating it yourself first.
A broken washer, a bent metal bed frame, or a dead television is a different case: your Loaders can keep materials like scrap metal and electronics separate for recycling when Windham County facilities take them.
Water-damaged mattresses, collapsed sofas, and hot tubs past saving go to a permitted transfer station or landfill under Vermont's disposal rules, rather than sitting another winter in a Townshend barn.
Vermont bans several common junk items from the trash outright, and illegal dumping draws fines, so Townshend and Windham County rules decide where your load goes.
The Townshend Transfer Station serves town residents only, and a permit must be displayed on every visit, including trips that are just for recycling. Permits are issued free by the Town Clerk, and commercial use is not allowed.
Townshend's station turns away heavy debris, construction waste, and anything that will not fit in an official town bag. Renovation loads instead go to the Windham Solid Waste District facility in Brattleboro, where an access sticker or day pass applies.
Vermont's Universal Recycling Law keeps listed recyclables, leaf and yard debris, clean wood, and food scraps out of the trash statewide. Attendants may inspect loads, and contaminated or unsorted material raises town costs and can be refused.
Computers, monitors, televisions, printers, and computer peripherals cannot legally be thrown away because they carry lead and mercury. Vermont's E-Cycles program covers their recycling at no charge for households, charities, school districts, and businesses with ten or fewer employees.
Under federal Clean Air Act rules, refrigerant in refrigerators, freezers, window air conditioners, and dehumidifiers must be recovered with certified equipment before the unit is crushed or shredded, and the final disposer must document that recovery.
Vermont law makes each person responsible for their own waste, and dumping outside a certified facility can bring fines up to $500 and roadside cleanup duty. Burning trash is never legal, though brush burning may be allowed with local permission.
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(678) 884-4738Townshend has no municipal curbside trash pickup, so there is nothing to set junk out for. Residents use the Townshend Transfer Station on Grafton Road (Route 35) or hire a private hauler. Trash must be in official bags, and the station will not take heavy debris or oversized items.
LoadUp pricing for junk removal in Townshend starts at $100, and curbside or driveway pickups take $5 off. The first item covers the base pickup fee for labor and hauling, and each added item is a flat add-on, so your full price is confirmed before you book.
It depends on your zip and how rural crews are routed that day, since Townshend sits out in the West River Valley. Next-day and scheduled pickups are the norm here, and you will see live date options when you enter your address during booking.
The Townshend Transfer Station only accepts trash in official bags and turns away heavy debris, construction waste, and anything too big to bag. Vermont law also keeps electronics and food scraps out of the trash. For a couch, mattress, or appliance, you will need the WSWMD facility in Brattleboro or a hauler.
Loaders sort items when they can and aim to keep usable goods out of the landfill. Furniture and housewares in clean, sellable shape may go to places like Experienced Goods in Brattleboro, which funds local hospice care. Electronics head to certified recyclers when options allow.
You get an upfront price online or by phone, pick a date, and confirm. On pickup day your Loaders call ahead, usually around 30 minutes out, then handle the lifting and loading. For curbside jobs you do not need to be home as long as the items are accessible.
1-800-GOT-JUNK prices most jobs by truck volume and gives an on-site estimate, so your final number lands once the crew arrives. LoadUp prices per item online and locks it in before pickup day. For single or two-item jobs, that upfront price is often lower.
Sometimes. The WSWMD transfer station in Brattleboro requires a $60 annual access sticker or a day pass, with trash at $30 for up to 275 pounds and bulky furniture priced per item. If you have a truck and time, DIY can win. For heavy or awkward loads, a hauler saves the trips.
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