Junk Removal in Montgomery, MA

Montgomery has 819 people and effectively no commercial center at all. It is a small, wooded, hilly town between Westfield and the Westfield River, and almost every job here is on private property.

Whole property clearances

In a town this size nobody calls about one chair. The work is barns, garages, outbuildings and whole property clearances, usually when a house changes hands or a family finally deals with forty years of storage.

Those are multi truckload jobs that need a walkthrough before anyone gives a number, and they need a valuables pass first. Once a crew is moving at pace, a box of old tools and a box of rusted metal look identical.

Metal is the good news

Rural clearances are usually metal heavy, and metal is the one thing in a load that lowers the price rather than raising it, because it goes to a scrap yard. Massachusetts has required that since banning metals from disposal on 1 July 2006.

Tires go the other way, at roughly $5 to $20 each, because whole tires have been banned from landfill since 1991 and have to be shredded. Count them before you call.