Speedy’s Junk Removal Company Serving Carteret New Jersey

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• Bulk Trash Pickup
• Free Junk Removal
• Cheap Junk Removal
• Junk It
• 1800 Junk Removal
• Piano Disposal
• Got Junk Near Me
• Appliance Recycling
• Mattress Disposal
• Furniture Removal
• Garage Cleanout
• Basement Cleanout
• Self Service Dumpster Rental
• Full Service Junk Removal
• Computers
• Monitors
• Printers
• Copy Machines
• Shredders
• Computers
• Monitors
• Printers
• Copy Machines
• Shredders
• Televisions
• Air Conditioners
• Dishwashers/Trash Compactors
• Refrigerators/Freezers
• Lawnmowers
• Stoves/Ovens/Microwaves
• Water Heaters
• Washing Machines/Dryers
• Branches
• Clippings
• Stumps
• Soil
• Sod
• Landscaping Debris
• Appliance Removal
• Yard Waste Removal
• Hot Tub Removal
• Trash Removal
• Mattress Disposal
• Television Disposal & Recycling
• Refrigerator Disposal & Recycling
• Construction Waste Removal
• E-Waste Disposal
• Foreclosure Cleanouts
• Garbage Removal
• Dumpster Rental Alternative
• Couches
• Sofas
• Sofa Beds
• Mattresses
• Chairs
• Tables
• Bookcases
• Cubicles
• Desks
• File Cabinets
• Boxes
• Armoires
• Tool Units
• Furniture Removal, Disposal, Recycling or Donation
• Television Disposal & Recycling
• Yard Waste Removal
• Clean Out Services
• Appliance Removal
• Hot Tub Removal
• E-Waste Disposal, Removal, or Recycling
• Mattress Disposal, Removal, Donation, or Recycling
• Trash Removal
• Furniture Removal
• Television Disposal & Recycling
• Yard Waste Removal
• Foreclosure Clean Outs
• Appliance Removal
• Hot Tub Disposal
• E-Waste Disposal
• Trash Removal
• Mattress Disposal
• Refrigerator Disposal & Recycling
• Construction Waste Removal
• Garbage Removal

It can be a challenge to figure out how to get rid of furniture when moving. Not only are the pieces heavy, bulky and generally awkward to work with, but once you get them out of the room you then need to figure out what to do with them. Because many cities don’t provide used furniture pick up and most do not allow furniture items to be left on the curb, municipal disposal services are not always an option for furniture disposal.

However, a great option is to donate furniture. And it doesn’t always have to be at the typical thrift stores. In fact, there are many non-profit organizations that can use furniture for lobbies, bedrooms, and break-rooms. And don’t forget the various shelters and agencies that provide household goods for families in need.

Another option for old furniture pick up and disposal that also helps the environment is to recycle your old furniture. This is a good choice since many places have enacted Zero Waste initiatives and Landfill Diversion plans to increase recycling efforts and reduce overall waste and landfill use.

Don’t want to do it yourself? You can have Speedy’s take care of your unwanted furniture pick up.

Speedy’s offers efficient, safe and eco-friendly furniture removal services. With a professional firm like Speedy’s, you don’t need to worry about the pick up or disposal of those old items. Plus, we don’t simply take your used furniture to a dump. Instead, we make sure that your old furniture items end up in the right place.

Whether your furniture is still in good shape for a donation to a charity, or better suited for a recycling facility, we always make sure that your old furniture will be disposed of in a responsible and eco-friendly way. In other words, your junk does not have to end up in a landfill. In fact, Speedy’s believes in recycling every bit of material possible. You can feel good about doing the eco-friendly thing when you work with us.

We are proud to be able to send usable items to local non-profits and donation centers that help our communities and reduce waste. (back to top)

With the advent of large flat screen TVs, millions of Americans buy newer, bigger screens every year. This means that there are potentially millions of “old” screens. The problem is how to dispose of televisions that either don’t work or no one wants?

An old television– especially an old cathode ray tube, or CRT, model – can survive for 20 to 30 years. Because of their longevity and the fact that they are also extremely heavy, people tend to leave them around instead of taking steps to get rid of them.