*Same-day availability may vary by location.
Starting at $100. Additional items from +$15.
Junk piles up fast, and hauling it off yourself gets old quick. LoadUp keeps it simple around the Boro: pick a pickup time, see your real price upfront, and have it gone.
You start by asking around about what the town actually takes, then call a hauler or two. One never calls back, another wants to see it in person first. A month later, nothing has moved.
The town drop-off on Route 116 keeps limited hours, and it is exactly that, a drop-off. No bulk pickup day comes to you, so oversized loads still get lifted, strapped down and driven, often to the district station that takes bulky waste.
Most independent haulers around here quote only after they see the pile, which means scheduling a visit before you get a number. Then it is priced by how full the truck looks, and that estimate can shift once loading starts. Rural addresses stretch the wait further.
Reuse and thrift outlets in the county take what they can sell, which rules out anything torn, water stained, missing hardware or built before current safety standards. Many will not send anyone up a driveway to collect, and a rejected load comes right back home with you.
A roll-off ties up your driveway for days, needs firm level ground to sit on, and arrives on the delivery company's schedule rather than yours. Mud season and frost heaves complicate placement. You still do all the lifting, one armload at a time.
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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 Starksboro 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 Starksboro's disposal rules for city bulk exceptions, permits, and restrictions.
Your Loaders handle the parts you cannot: a chest freezer wedged in a detached barn, a sofa hauled up from a walkout basement. All are background-checked and rated by real locals in Starksboro after each job.
If the item is already out by the road or at the top of a long dirt driveway, curbside works and your Loaders take it from there. Choose full service when it is still inside a barn, outbuilding, or basement, or when narrow farmhouse stairs make carrying it out a two-person job.
| 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.
Half the year the roads decide things around here, and mud season has opinions about what a loaded truck can climb. Folks here haul their own and only call when a box spring gets wedged in a farmhouse stairwell. Book with LoadUp, and your Loaders like doing that part for neighbors who usually handle everything themselves.
Old furniture and appliances rarely leave a Starksboro property in one clean category, so where each piece lands matters. Your Loader sorts by condition, aiming for donation or recycling where local options allow, and disposal for the rest.
Furniture, working tools, and household goods in clean, sound condition may go to a local reuse or thrift outlet when one is accepting them. If you need a receipt, handle that drop-off yourself.
Broken metal items like bed frames, water heaters, and old mowers still hold scrap value, and Vermont law keeps electronics and mandated recyclables out of the trash, so your Loader separates those where recycling is available.
Water-damaged mattresses, moldy furniture, and crushed particleboard have no reuse market. Those ride out with your Loader to a permitted transfer station or landfill, not to a back corner of your Starksboro property.
Getting Vermont's disposal bans wrong can turn a simple cleanout into a rejected load or a violation notice, and Starksboro sits under Addison County District rules.
Vermont's Universal Recycling Law made it illegal to landfill mandated recyclables, leaf and yard debris, clean wood, and food scraps. There is no minimum threshold, so even small amounts in a load are prohibited statewide.
Computers, monitors, printers, peripherals, and televisions are banned from landfill disposal because they contain lead, mercury, and other toxics. The state E-Cycles program, funded by manufacturers, accepts covered devices from households at no charge.
Vermont bans refrigerant-containing appliances from the trash. The Addison County District Transfer Station in Middlebury processes them to pull refrigerants, mercury switches, and PCB capacitors before the shell is recycled as scrap metal.
Ranges, washers, dryers, dishwashers, and water heaters are banned from Vermont landfills. Household appliances that are at least eighty percent metal get de-polluted and recycled as scrap, while lower-metal units are handled as trash.
The Addison County District Transfer Station accepts construction and demolition debris as trash, priced per ton. Separating clean wood, metal, concrete, and brick for recycling is often cheaper than landfilling the mixed load.
Addison County's District maintains an illegal burning and disposal ordinance on top of state law, so torching construction scrap, furniture, or household junk on your Starksboro property is not a legal alternative to hauling.
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(678) 884-4738Starksboro has no town curbside trash or bulk pickup, so residents either hire a licensed hauler or self-haul to the Addison County Solid Waste District. Leaving items roadside without a hauler arrangement can count as illegal dumping under Vermont law, so it is not a legal option here.
LoadUp pricing for junk removal in Starksboro starts at $100 for one item, with $5 off curbside or driveway pickups. The first item covers the base pickup fee and each added item is a flat add-on, confirmed before booking. Self-hauling to the county transfer station runs $171 per ton, with a $9 minimum for loads under 100 pounds.
Same-day and next-day slots open in many Starksboro zip codes when you book early, though rural Addison County scheduling can vary by address. Enter your location during booking to see live availability. For curbside jobs you don't need to be home, just leave items accessible with notes.
Yes. Vermont law keeps electronics, batteries, and food scraps out of the trash, and refrigerant appliances like fridges or window A/C units cost $15 each at the Addison County station. Hazardous materials such as paint and chemicals go to the district Hazwaste Center, not the curb. Loaders can handle these restricted items for you.
Loaders sort loads and aim to donate usable furniture and goods to local reuse outlets whenever possible. Scrap metal and electronics can be dropped at the Addison County district for recycling at no charge, and only what can't be reused or recycled heads to disposal. Nothing is guaranteed, but the goal is to keep items out of the landfill.
You get an upfront price online using the item list or by texting a photo, then pick a pickup window. Your price is locked before anyone arrives, with no in-person estimate needed for most jobs. On pickup day your Loader calls ahead, confirms the items, and does all the lifting and hauling.
LoadUp prices per item online and locks it in before pickup, while haulers like 1-800-GOT-JUNK and local outfits such as JR & Sons typically quote by truckload or after an on-site look. Both bring the crew and do the lifting. For single or two-item jobs, upfront per-item pricing is often the cheaper route.
Yes. For big jobs like garage, basement, attic, or barn cleanouts common on Starksboro's rural properties, LoadUp can arrange an on-site estimate instead of item-by-item pricing. Loaders bring the truck and crew to clear everything at once, sorting for donation and recycling where options allow.
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