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City of Bridgeton · Cumberland County Seat
Junk Removal in Bridgeton, NJ
Bridgeton’s trash system runs on stickers: one on each couch, each mattress, each appliance, each extra bag. For an item or two that is fine. For a houseful it adds up to a lot of stickers, a lot of trips to the curb, and still no pickup for the TV.
Call or Text (848) 221-7034 Free Estimate
Roadside Cleanouts provides junk removal in Bridgeton, NJ: furniture, appliances, electronics, and whole-property cleanouts for homeowners, executors and landlords. We are a family-owned crew based in Franklinville. Call or text (848) 221-7034 for a fair, upfront number before we load anything.
What We Haul in Bridgeton
- Furniture: sofas, chairs, bedroom sets, dining sets, cabinets
- Mattresses and box springs
- Appliances: refrigerators, stoves, washers, dryers, water heaters, air conditioners
- Televisions and computers, which the city does not collect at the curb
- Construction and remodeling debris, including roofing, which the city also does not collect
- Brick and concrete
- Tires, beyond the city’s monthly limit
- Attic, basement, garage and yard contents
The full list is on our what we take page. For single items see furniture removal, mattress removal and appliance removal.
Cleanouts in Bridgeton
Estate cleanouts
Bridgeton has one of the largest historic districts in New Jersey, and its older homes hold generations of belongings. The Cumberland County Surrogate is here too, at the Court House on West Broad Street. We handle estate cleanouts with photos, paperwork and keepsakes set aside, and can run an estate sale first when the contents are worth it.
Rental turnovers and evictions
For landlords and property managers, see eviction and foreclosure cleanouts and property cleanouts for landlords and realtors.
Residential, basement, attic and garage cleanouts
See residential cleanouts, basement cleanouts, attic cleanouts and garage cleanouts.
Commercial cleanouts
Offices and storefronts downtown. See commercial cleanouts.
What the City of Bridgeton Collects
From the city’s published solid waste rules:
| Item | How Bridgeton handles it |
|---|---|
| Furniture, mattresses, box springs | City sticker required on each piece. |
| Rugs | Cut to 4 feet, bundled under 40 pounds, with a sticker. |
| Extra trash bags | Sticker on each bag set beside the cart. |
| Appliances | Last full week of each month on your trash day, with a sticker. |
| Tires | Last full week of each month, off the rim, limit four per dwelling per month, with a sticker. |
| TVs and computers | Not collected. Convenience center only. |
| Construction debris, brick, concrete | Not collected. |
Stickers are sold at the Tax Office and the public library. The published rules list them at $3 each, but that document is several years old, so check the current price.
The city also runs a convenience center at Florida Avenue and Willow Street on Saturdays from 7:00am to 3:00pm for residents with ID. It takes bagged household trash, furniture, bundled cardboard and up to six electronic units, one trip per household per Saturday. It does not take appliances or tires.
Bridgeton Public Works is at 856-455-3230, extension 279. Confirm before relying on any of this.
The Cumberland County Solid Waste Complex at 169 Jesse Bridge Road is the do-it-yourself fallback: weekdays 7:30am to 3:30pm, Saturdays 8:00am to noon, with a $5 minimum disposal fee per load.
How It Works
- Tell us what is there. Call or text (848) 221-7034, or email roadsidecleanouts@gmail.com. Photos help.
- Get an upfront estimate. Free, no obligation.
- Pick a time. Seven days a week, 7am to 7pm.
- We load, sort and sweep. You point, we carry. Usable items go to donation or recycling wherever we can place them.
How Pricing Works
Volume, labor and disposal set the number: how much of the truck your items fill, how hard they are to get out, and what they cost to dispose of responsibly.
About disposal surcharges: mattresses and box springs, tires, anything containing refrigerant, televisions and CRT monitors, pianos and safes carry a per-piece fee at the facility. We pass those through at cost and name them in your quote before you agree.
More on our pricing page and in how junk removal pricing works.
Bridgeton Areas We Serve
All of Bridgeton and the 08302 zip code, plus the surrounding townships.
Also nearby: Upper Deerfield, Hopewell, Fairfield, Deerfield and Stow Creek townships. See our Millville and Vineland pages, and the full county on our Cumberland County page.
Why Bridgeton Calls Roadside Cleanouts
We are Steven, Debbie and Gary: a family business, not a franchise. The person who quotes your job is connected to the person who shows up. No subcontractors, no surprise fees, and the job is not finished until the space is swept. More on our about page. If we have worked for you, we would be grateful if you would leave a review.
More than a couple of items? Skip the stickers. Call or text (848) 221-7034 and it is gone in one visit.
Bridgeton Junk Removal FAQs
Do I need a sticker to put out bulk trash in Bridgeton?
Yes. Bridgeton’s published solid waste rules require a city sticker on each piece of furniture, each mattress, each appliance, each tire and each extra trash bag. Stickers are sold at the Tax Office and the public library.
Where do I take a TV in Bridgeton, NJ?
Televisions and computers are not collected at the curb. Bridgeton residents can bring up to six electronic units to the city convenience center at Florida Avenue and Willow Street on Saturdays from 7:00am to 3:00pm, with ID.
Does Bridgeton pick up construction debris?
No. The city’s rules list construction and remodeling debris, roofing materials, brick and concrete as non-collectible. They need a private hauler or a trip to the county landfill.
How much does junk removal cost in Bridgeton?
Pricing depends on volume, labor and disposal: how much space the items take in the truck, how hard they are to get out, and what it costs to dispose of them responsibly. Estimates are free and upfront.
Can you clear a whole house or rental unit in Bridgeton?
Yes. Most single-family homes and rental units are cleared in one visit. Larger or heavily packed properties may take two.
Ready to Clear It Out?
One call and we will walk you through pricing, scheduling and what to expect. Family owned, fair pricing, seven days a week.