Dumpster Rental & Junk Removal in Danvers, MA

Danvers was Salem Village — the 1692 accusations started here, and the Rebecca Nurse Homestead on Pine Street, the Salem Village Historic District and the Judge Samuel Holten house are all still standing. Today it's a suburban town wrapped around the Route 128 and Route 114 corridor, with tidal riverfront at Danversport where the Porter, Crane and Waters rivers meet, and farmland still hanging on near Putnamville.

The postwar subdivisions on the hills and toward Ferncroft have wide driveways and generous lots. The tight work is Danversport and Tapleyville, where older houses sit close to the street, plus the colonial survivors along the old Salem Village roads.

Whether you're clearing a garage in Ferncroft, gutting a bathroom in Tapleyville, or emptying a house near Danvers Center out toward Putnam Pantry on Newbury Street, Dumpster Dogs is the crew Danvers calls.

Small local outfit — you'll get the same crew twice if you call us twice.

Construction Debris Has Nowhere to Go in Danvers

Most towns ban C&D at the curb and let you drive it somewhere. Danvers does both halves.

Curbside bulky pickup is sticker-based — one price for furniture, carpet, white goods, grills and mowers, double for refrigerators, dehumidifiers, air conditioners, TVs and monitors. But curbside will not take mattresses and box springs (separate program), metal items or rigid plastics (transfer station only), or construction and demolition material — for which the town tells residents to arrange private disposal.

Then the transfer station, open Monday through Saturday with proof of residency and card payment only, charges household trash and metal by the pound — and its own prohibited list reads: no construction and demolition materials, masonry debris, stumps, sweepings or excavated materials.

So a bathroom gut in Danvers cannot go at the curb and cannot go to the transfer station. That's the town's own two rules laid next to each other.

Dumpster Rental in Danvers, MA

The postwar subdivisions and the newer building toward Ferncroft are excellent for roll-offs — wide driveways, real frontage, room for the truck. The tighter work is Danversport and Tapleyville, and the older colonial stretches around Danvers Center.

Renovation & Demolition Debris in Danvers

This is the whole reason to call us here. Remodels, ripped-up flooring, stripped roofs, decks, masonry rubble, sheds and small outbuildings — all banned curbside and refused at the transfer station.

Estate & Property Cleanouts — Danvers

Danvers has a lot of long-held family homes, which makes estate and downsizing work a big part of what we do. Full estate cleanouts, attic, basement and garage clearouts, foreclosure work.

Danvers Charges $20 an Item — and Bans Dump Trailers

Danvers runs a sticker system for curbside bulky pickup at $20 per item, bought at Town Hall or the Business Division on Burroughs Street. The sticker covers a decent range — upholstered and wood furniture, carpet, washers, dryers, water heaters, dishwashers, microwaves, gas grills, mowers, snow blowers, freon appliances, televisions and monitors — but you call the day before and the item goes out by 7am.

What it doesn't cover matters more. Mattresses and box springs are excluded from curbside, so are metal items and rigid plastics and whole tires, and the town states that no construction or demolition material is collected curbside at all.

The transfer station has its own catch, and it's the one that ends most DIY plans: no dump trucks, dump trailers or dual-axle trailers are permitted on site. Household trash and scrap metal are charged at $0.17 per pound as of July 1, 2026, bulky items are $50, and a hard hat and safety vest are required for access to the trash building.

Danvers also requires a dumpster permit through Public Health — $50 per dumpster per year, expiring December 31. Between Tapleyville's 19th-century worker housing, the First Period houses in the Salem Village district and the converted summer camps in East Danvers, there's plenty here that needs more than a $20 sticker. We handle the appliance removal and the debris the town won't take, permit included in the planning.

Why Danvers Calls Us

There is no municipal path for renovation debris here. We are the path.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do I bring renovation debris in Danvers?

Nowhere municipal. It's banned from curbside and the transfer station refuses construction and demolition materials, masonry debris and stumps.

Can I put a mattress at the Danvers curb?

No — mattresses and box springs go through a separate program, not the bulky sticker system.

Which dumpster size should a Danvers homeowner order?

A large roll-off works on most streets in town. Danversport and Tapleyville are tighter.

Do you serve towns near Danvers?

Yes — Peabody, Salem, Beverly, Middleton, South Hamilton and Ipswich.

Ready to reclaim your space? Call Dumpster Dogs!