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Junk removal and movers in Milford, CT

Milford is a straight shot up I-95 from our Norwalk shop, usually 25 to 35 minutes unless traffic backs up at the Housatonic bridge. We handle moves, junk removal, renovation debris, furniture assembly and barrel pickups all over town, from the beach streets in Woodmont and Walnut Beach to the houses off the Post Road and up in Devon. You get the price before we start, and it does not change once the truck is loaded.

Homes and buildings in Milford

Milford has a lot of shoreline, and that shapes a lot of our jobs here. Along the beach neighborhoods you find small cottages on tight lots, some of them raised up on pilings with an outside staircase to the front door. Those take more carrying and more care on the steps. Inland and up toward Devon there are capes, ranches and colonials with regular driveways, which are easier to load. Around the downtown green you see older homes and some apartments over storefronts. Basements and garages near the water can get damp, so cleanouts here often include a lot of swollen furniture and boxes.

Water-damaged furniture and wicker chairs in the side yard of a shingled shore cottage, carried to a box truck

Junk removal in Milford

Milford runs a curbside bulk waste pickup in seasonal rounds, scheduled by your regular garbage day, with rules on bagging and bundling. The city transfer station at 755 Oronoque Road takes furniture, mattresses, appliances, electronics and lumber cut to four feet. Cars and SUVs drop off free, while trucks, work vans and trailers go over the scale and pay by the pound. It does not take concrete, brick, tile, toilets, sinks or sheetrock, which have to go to a private facility. If you cannot wait for the next bulk round, or you have renovation debris, we can haul it.

Moving in and out of Milford

Common Milford moves are beach cottage to a bigger house in town, downsizing from a family home into a condo, or moving in from Stratford, Orange or West Haven. On the narrow beach streets there is often not much room for a truck, so we look at the street ahead of time and plan where to park. Some condo associations ask movers for a certificate of insurance or set move hours. Check with your association and tell us what they need when you book.

Parts of Milford we work in

  • Woodmont
  • Walnut Beach
  • Devon
  • Downtown Milford
  • Wildemere Beach
  • Laurel Beach
  • Bayview

New Haven County. ZIP codes 06460, 06461. Drive from our Norwalk shop: about 25 to 35 minutes on I-95.

Milford questions

Should I wait for Milford's bulk pickup or hire you?

If your items fit the city's bulk rules and you can wait for your round, the city pickup is a good option. People call us when they need it gone this week, when the pile is too heavy to drag to the curb, or when it includes things the city will not take, like old toilets, tile or sheetrock from a remodel.

Can you move furniture into a raised beach house in Woodmont or Walnut Beach?

Yes. Raised houses with outside stairs are common along the Milford shore, and they just take more planning. We bring enough people for the stairs and wrap furniture so it does not hit railings. Tell us about the stairs and the street when you call, and we will price it honestly.

How much does junk removal cost in Milford?

It depends on how much there is and how long it takes our crew to carry it out and load it. We give you a free, upfront quote before any work starts, and that is the price you pay. Call (475) 259-9687 or send us photos of what needs to go.

Need something hauled or moved in Milford?

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