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Junk Removal in Camden County, NJ
Camden County starts a short drive from our shop. From the Winslow and Gloucester Township developments in the south to Cherry Hill, the Haddons and Pennsauken in the north, it is a short run on Route 42, Route 55 or 295.
Call or Text (848) 221-7034 Free Estimate
Roadside Cleanouts provides junk removal in Camden County, NJ: single items, full truckloads, and whole-property cleanouts for homeowners, executors, landlords and businesses. We are a family-owned crew based next door in Franklinville, Gloucester County. Call or text (848) 221-7034 and you will get an upfront number before anything is loaded.
Find Your Town
Cherry Hill
Split-level basements, appliance and TV pickups, whole-home cleanouts.
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What We Do Across the County
| Service | Best for |
|---|---|
| Junk Removal | Specific items: furniture, mattresses, appliances, TVs. |
| Residential Cleanouts | Whole-home clearing for a move, a sale or a fresh start. |
| Estate Cleanouts | Executors and families clearing a relative’s home. See estate cleanouts in Camden County. |
| Estate Sales | Selling what has value before the rest is hauled. |
| Commercial Cleanouts | Offices, retail and tenant turnover. |
| Eviction & Foreclosure Cleanouts | Landlords, property managers and lenders. |
| Hoarding Cleanouts | Heavily filled homes, handled discreetly. |
| Storage Unit Cleanouts | Emptying a unit so the monthly bill stops. |
Bulk Trash in Camden County: Every Town Is Different
There is no county bulk pickup. Each municipality runs its own program. Three examples from what the towns publish show how far apart they are:
| Town | How bulk works |
|---|---|
| Cherry Hill | Furniture and mattresses on the regular trash day, with four feet of clearance from the cart. Appliances on Wednesdays only, by appointment. Electronics to the Recycling Center at 1 Perina Boulevard. No collection at vacant or commercial properties. |
| Winslow Township (Sicklerville) | Bulk one Thursday a month, set by your trash day. Mattresses must be wrapped in plastic. Metal and appliances on Fridays by appointment. No construction debris or electronics. |
| Pennsauken | Up to two bulk items a week on your collection day, after notifying Public Works by 2:00pm the business day before. Carpet and wood cut to 4 feet and bundled under 50 pounds. |
Two rules hold everywhere in the county: televisions and computers cannot go in the trash under New Jersey law, and debris generated by a contractor is the contractor’s to remove. Details for Cherry Hill are in Cherry Hill bulk trash pickup vs. junk removal. Rules change, so confirm with your own public works department.
County Resources
- Household hazardous waste: Camden County’s Division of Environmental Affairs runs collection events for residents through the year. Call (856) 858-5241 for the schedule. Oil-based paint, solvents, pesticides and pool chemicals belong there, not on any hauler’s truck.
- Construction and remodeling material: Pennsauken’s township site lists the Pennsauken Sanitary Landfill at 9600 River Road for residential drop-off of construction and remodeling material, weekdays 7:00am to 3:30pm, with a fee based on weight. Call 856-665-8787 before you go to check what and who they accept.
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.
Why Camden County Calls Roadside Cleanouts
We are Steven, Debbie and Gary: an actual family running our own crew. No subcontractors, no call center, no surprise fees. The job is not finished until the space is swept and you have looked at it. More on our about page, and if you are comparing companies, how to choose a junk removal company in South Jersey lists the questions worth asking any of us.
Do not see your town? If it is in Camden County, call or text (848) 221-7034 with your address and what needs to go, and we will confirm on the spot.
Camden County Junk Removal FAQs
Do you serve Camden County, NJ?
Yes. Roadside Cleanouts is based in Franklinville in neighboring Gloucester County and serves Camden County towns including Cherry Hill, Sicklerville, Voorhees, Haddonfield, Pennsauken, Blackwood and Berlin, seven days a week from 7am to 7pm.
How much does junk removal cost in Camden County?
Pricing is based on volume, labor and disposal: how much of the truck your items fill, how hard they are to get out, and what they cost to dispose of. Estimates are free and upfront, from a phone description or photos.
Does Camden County have bulk trash pickup?
Not at the county level. Each municipality runs its own program. Cherry Hill takes furniture on the regular trash day, Winslow Township collects bulk one Thursday a month, and Pennsauken allows two bulk items a week with advance notice.
Where do I take hazardous waste in Camden County?
Camden County’s Division of Environmental Affairs holds household hazardous waste collection events for residents. Call (856) 858-5241 for the current schedule.
Can you clear out a whole house in Camden County?
Yes. Most single-family homes are cleared in one visit. If the home holds furniture or collectibles with resale value, an estate sale before the cleanout can offset part of the cost.
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.