Junk Removal in Lowell, MA
Professional Junk Removal & Cleanout Services
Trash King LLC proudly serves Lowell, MA with professional junk removal, estate cleanouts, and commercial services.
Services Available in Lowell, MA
We offer a complete range of junk removal and cleanout services for Lowell residents and businesses.
Fast, friendly junk removal for homes and businesses. We haul furniture, appliances, yard debris, and more.
Learn more →Compassionate, professional hoarder cleanout services. We handle sorting, organizing, and safe disposal.
Learn more →Construction and demolition debris removal. Concrete, drywall, wood - we haul it all safely and efficiently.
Learn more →Basement, garage, and whole-house cleanouts. Get your space back with our professional team.
Learn more →Office cleanouts, property turnovers, and commercial waste removal. Minimal disruption to your business.
Learn more →Disaster restoration, estate cleanouts, and specialized removal. We handle sensitive situations with care.
Learn more →Cleanout Services in Lowell
Need more than a single-item pickup? These cleanout services are often relevant for homes, properties, and businesses in Lowell.
Why Lowell Chooses Trash King LLC
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Our Lowell Service Area
Trash King LLC provides junk removal services throughout Lowell, MA and the surrounding communities.
Where to Dump Junk in Lowell, MA
If you're hauling junk yourself in Lowell, here are official self-haul options for local residents. If you'd rather skip the trip, the dump fees, and the loading, we handle the junk removal for you.
1365 Middlesex Street, Lowell, MA 01852
Hours: Tuesdays 12:00 PM-7:00 PM; Wednesdays and Thursdays 8:00 AM-3:00 PM; closed Mon/Fri/Sat/Sun and city holidays. Compactor is kept locked — call (978) 674-4309 on arrival for staff to unlock.
Permit: Lowell resident sticker required; stickers issued at the DPW (1365 Middlesex St), City Hall (375 Merrimack St), and the Lowell Senior Center. Proof of Lowell residency required.
Accepts:
Single-stream recyclables (paper, cardboard, bottles, cans, rigid plastics) via the locked compactor; the DPW yard also hosts the city's two annual Household Hazardous Waste collection events at this address.
Will not accept:
Household trash, bulky items, mattresses/box springs, white goods/appliances, electronics, construction debris, yard waste, tires, and hazardous materials (HHW only on event days). Mattresses and textiles are banned from MA disposal under 310 CMR 19.017 — route mattresses to UTEC and textiles to Bay State Textiles bins or curbside textile haulers.
Lowell residents do NOT have city-run curbside bulky pickup as part of normal service — bulky items (couches, dressers, tables, rugs, and similar) must be SCHEDULED directly with the city's contracted hauler Waste Management at 1-800-972-4545; fees and item limits are set by WM and the city ordinance (Lowell Chapter 270), and Lowell-issued stickers are required for white goods/CRTs/bulky items per the municipal code (phone-verify current per-item fee before publication). Mattresses and box springs CANNOT be put in the red cart or as bulk per state law (310 CMR 19.017, effective November 1, 2022) — residents arrange recycling through UTEC at utecinc.org/mattress-recycling (Lowell is on UTEC's weekly Wednesday curbside route; drop-off at UTEC is $30 per unit). Refrigerators, freezers, AC units, and dehumidifiers require CFC/refrigerant recovery and must be scheduled with WM as a white-good appointment. For routine overflow trash beyond the cart, Lowell uses a purple-bag program: residents may put out up to 5 bags total per week (cart + purple overflow bags) — purple bags are sold at participating local retailers listed on the Purple Overflow Bag Locations page; households generating 4+ overflow bags weekly can buy a second cart set (trash + recycling) for $275/year billed quarterly on the water utility bill.
Lowell hosts two free city-run Household Hazardous Waste collection events per year at the DPW yard, 1365 Middlesex Street, on Saturday April 4, 2026 and Saturday November 7, 2026 from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM (verify both dates at lowellma.gov/213/Hazardous-Waste-Day before publication). Limit 120 visitors per event; one car per household/address; walk-ins accepted day-of. Accepted: home, garden, and pool chemicals; oil-based paints; automotive fluids (gas, antifreeze, oil). Pricing tiers reported by the city: $39 small load (up to 3 lbs/3 gal), $55 half load (10 lbs/10 gal), $90 full load (25 lbs/25 gal) — PHONE-VERIFY 2026 fees at (978) 674-4309 as MA HHW event pricing is set per-event. Latex paint can be dried out (add kitty litter, leave lid off until solid) and placed in regular trash — it is NOT a banned material in MA. Electronics, mattresses, textiles, tires, and appliances are NOT accepted at HHW events; route those to UTEC (mattresses), Bay State Textiles bins (textiles), and Waste Management bulk pickup (appliances/electronics).
Serving All of Lowell, MA
Trash King LLC provides professional junk removal throughout Lowell and surrounding neighborhoods. We know the area and can handle jobs of any size.
Neighborhoods We Serve
- Downtown
- The Acre
- Lower Highlands
- Highlands
- Belvidere
- Lower Belvidere
- Centralville
- Christian Hill
- Pawtucketville
- Back Central
- Sacred Heart
- South Lowell
- Wigginville
- Cambodia Town
Local Landmarks
- Lowell National Historical Park
- Boott Cotton Mills Museum
- Pawtucket Falls
- Hamilton Canal District
- Tsongas Center at UMass Lowell
- Edward A. LeLacheur Park
- Lowell Memorial Auditorium
- Whistler House Museum of Art
- Western Avenue Studios
- Mill No. 5
- New England Quilt Museum
- Merrimack Repertory Theatre
- UMass Lowell North Campus
- UMass Lowell South Campus
- UMass Lowell East Campus
- Middlesex Community College Lowell Campus
- Lowell High School
- Lowell General Hospital
- Pollard Memorial Library
- Merrimack River and Concord River confluence
- Lowell Heritage State Park
- Lowell Cemetery (Edson Cemetery — Jack Kerouac's grave)
- Lowell-Dracut-Tyngsboro State Forest
ZIP Codes Served
Junk We Most Often Haul in Lowell
Every neighborhood has its own patterns. Here's what we see most often when we get a call from Lowell, MA.
- converted mill loft move-outs from Boott Mills, Massachusetts Mills, Hamilton Canal District, and the Mill No. 5 area
- three-decker / triple-decker third-floor carry-downs (Centralville, Pawtucketville, Back Central, Sacred Heart, Acre)
- UMass Lowell student turnover furniture from East Campus, South Campus, and off-campus apartments in Lower Highlands and Pawtucketville (May lease-end surge)
- Cambodia Town / Acre small-business and restaurant turnover (Southeast Asian markets, jewelry, groceries)
- Western Avenue Studios artist loft cleanouts
- storm-felled trees and ice-storm yard debris along the Merrimack and Concord rivers
- basement oil tank removals during gas / heat-pump conversions in older Belvidere and Highlands single-families
Disposal Rules in MA
Under Massachusetts solid waste regulations (310 CMR 19.017), the following materials are banned from disposal at MA landfills, combustion facilities, and transfer stations: lead-acid and other vehicle batteries (since 1990), leaves and yard waste (1991-1992), whole tires (1991), white goods/major appliances (1991), aluminum/metal/glass containers and single-resin plastics (1992-1994), recyclable paper (1994), cathode-ray tubes and other CRT-containing electronics (April 1, 2000), asphalt pavement, brick, concrete, scrap metal, and treated/untreated wood (July 1, 2006), clean gypsum wallboard (2011), commercial organic/food waste from any generator producing one-half ton (1,000 lbs) per week or more (lowered from 1 ton effective November 1, 2022), and — most relevant to households — mattresses, box springs, and textiles (clothing, footwear, bedding, towels, curtains, fabric), both effective November 1, 2022. The Commonwealth contracts with UTEC (utecinc.org) as its statewide mattress-recycling vendor; drop-off at UTEC is currently $30 per mattress or box spring, and most MA municipalities (Lowell, Cambridge, Framingham, Haverhill, and others) use UTEC for curbside collection, while typical municipal mattress fees passed on to residents range from $15 to $65 per unit. As of May 2026 Massachusetts does NOT have a PaintCare or statewide paint stewardship program — the Extended Producer Responsibility Commission recommended one in its January 2026 final report but the Legislature has not yet enacted it (paint must go through municipal HHW events). MassDEP enforces the waste bans at facilities, haulers, and generators under 310 CMR 19.081; illegal dumping under M.G.L. c. 270, § 16 carries fines up to $5,500 first offense and $15,000 subsequent offenses, and willful illegal disposal of hazardous waste under MassDEP authority may reach $25,000 per day plus imprisonment.
What Lowell Customers Say
Real reviews from customers in and around Lowell, MA
"Tyler and his crew were fabulous. They did a huge clean out for me in one day for a house that was in probate and needed a major cleanout prior to being listed for sale. I cannot recommend them highly enough."
"Needed a quick deck cleanup and Trash Kings delivered. Zero hassle, in and out, done right. This is the kind of service you bookmark for next time, because there's always a next time. Highly recommend!"
"Trash King LLC was amazing! This was my second time using them. Rapid response, courteous, professional and Very very reasonable in price..I highly recommend."
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