Most of New Brighton went up in the 2000s. The houses are now about 15 to 20 years old, which is right when furnaces, hot water tanks and the first round of furniture start getting replaced. Basements that were left unfinished are getting developed too. Junk removal in New Brighton is mostly the stuff those projects shake loose.
Book online and pay when you book. Then leave it out by 8 am on a Tuesday or Friday at the curb, driveway or back pad. No need to stay home. We'll text a photo.
Where to leave it in New Brighton
The community has a mix of front-garage homes and laned houses with a detached garage or pad at the back. Use whichever side you park on.
Front-garage owners can leave items at the bottom of the driveway. Laned homes should use the pad or the lane next to the garage, not the front sidewalk.
If you're in a townhouse complex, check your board's rules before you leave anything outside your unit.
What people get rid of in New Brighton
Houses hitting their second decade usually mean:
- The original builder-grade mattress and bed frame
- Kids' furniture swapped for teen furniture
- Small amounts of reno debris from a basement build, bagged
- A treadmill, a futon, or the sectional from the first move-in
We don't take old hot water tanks if they need two people to carry, and we never take anything with chemicals or fuel in it.
Junk pickup pricing in New Brighton
Curbside starts at $69 in New Brighton, the same as everywhere else we serve. No travel fee. We don't come in, so set it out by 8 am. Get your price.
Nearby
We run the same Tuesday and Friday route through Copperfield, McKenzie Towne and Mahogany.