Household junk
Boxes, clothes, tools, leftover move piles, and general clutter from a home or rental.
Services
Hauling that fits this county.
You point. We load. If New York or Otsego County says it can’t ride, we say so before we drive over.
Furniture
Couches, dressers, recliners, tables, chairs, bedroom sets, rugs, and mattresses. County transfer stations accept spent mattresses for a fee.
Piano removal
Uprights and grands. Tell us the stairs, turns, and whether it’s on a second floor — that’s hours of labor, not a menu price.
Appliances
Washers, dryers, stoves, dishwashers, and cooling units. Freon must be recovered legally — we quote those separately and do not vent refrigerant.
Garage, attic & basement
Full or partial cleanouts. You keep what you want. We take the rest that can legally go.
TVs & electronics
TVs, computers, and monitors — we can take them, but they have to be recycled. They don’t go in the trash.
Outdoor items
Grills, storm leftovers, outdoor furniture, sheds, bagged leaves, and green waste when we have a legal drop. We do not cut trees down.
Remodel leftover
Drywall, lumber, tile, carpet, cabinets. Usable C&D can go to Otsego ReUse when they’ll take it.
Hot tubs
Disconnect, break down, and haul. Tell us if it’s still hooked up.
Sheds, decks & fences
Tear-down and haul-away when the structure is ready to leave. Hours of labor plus dump, not a menu price.
Estate & foreclosure
Houses, cottages, and property cleanouts. We walk what’s staying and what’s going.
Commercial & student move-out
Offices, shops, storage units, and Oneonta / Hartwick rental turnovers — mid-May books first.
What we haul
Everyday household loads, furniture, appliances, TVs for recycling, remodel leftover we can carry, cleanouts, and green waste when we have a drop.
What we will not take
Household hazardous waste (wet paint, solvents, fuels, oils, pesticides, antifreeze), medical waste, sharps, leftover medicine, friable asbestos, propane and other pressurized tanks, old safes, rechargeable batteries, and fluorescent bulbs.
We can take TVs, computers, monitors, and similar gear — they have to be recycled. New York doesn’t let them go in the trash.
Ask if you’re unsure. Guessing is how people get a rejected load.