Dumpster Rental & Junk Removal in Greenland, NH

Greenland is the Seacoast town that isn't on the ocean. It sits on Great Bay, which gives it a completely different character from Rye or Hampton — an estuary town rather than a beach town, with the Winnicut River running down into the bay and a colonial village center tracing back to a parish founded in 1638. The Weeks House is thought to be the oldest brick house still standing in New Hampshire.

Post Road and Portsmouth Avenue carry most of the traffic, Pease sits at the northern town line, and the housing runs from Federal-era village properties out to subdivisions on one- and two-acre lots.

Whether you're clearing a garage off Bayside Road, gutting a kitchen near the village center, or emptying a house on Post Road out by the Town Forest, Dumpster Dogs is the crew Greenland calls.

Local outfit, and we'd rather quote it right than quote it twice.

Open Two Days a Week — and Demo Wood Is Priced by the Truckload

Greenland's transfer station on Cemetery Lane is open Wednesday and Saturday. That's it. A permit sticker from the Town Clerk is mandatory, renewed annually, with an added charge for a second vehicle.

The fee schedule is where a cleanout gets expensive. Appliances with Freon, microwaves, bare metal and bulky items, electronics, TVs — each with its own price, larger TVs costing more. Furniture and couches priced per piece, sectionals more. Mattresses and box springs by size. Tires per tire, no rims.

Then the renovation categories: brush and wood waste — no grass or leaves — and construction debris with no shingles, both priced by the attendant. Painted or treated wood and flooring go by truckload, with rates stepping up by vehicle size. And the rule that surprises people: if a vehicle is less than full, it's still charged as level full.

Asphalt, asbestos, shingles, siding, stumps, grass and leaves are refused entirely — and the attendant can turn away any part or all of a load.

Two days a week, level-full pricing, and shingles refused outright is a hard way to finish a roof job.

Dumpster Rental in Greenland, NH

Greenland is good roll-off country — most of the town is later subdivisions and newer construction on one- to two-acre lots, with wide driveways and room to place a container properly. Waterfront property off Bayside Road generally has space as well.

The tighter work is the colonial village core along Post Road and Route 33, where antique houses sit close to the road.

Greenland Renovation & Demolition Debris

This is the main event. Shingles refused outright, treated wood priced by the truckload whether the truck is full or not, and two days a week to deal with it. Kitchen and bath demo, subfloor and tile, roofing tear-off, deck boards, sheds.

Greenland Estate & Property Cleanouts

Greenland is year-round rather than seasonal — there's no summer turnover cycle here. The work is estates, downsizing, and houses that have held one family's things for decades.

Why Greenland Calls Us

Two days a week and level-full pricing, or one container on your own schedule.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I bring roofing shingles to the Greenland transfer station?

No — shingles are specifically excluded, along with asphalt, asbestos and siding. A roof tear-off needs a container or a hauler.

Why is treated wood so expensive to drop off?

It's priced by the truckload rather than by weight, and a partly filled vehicle is charged as though it were level full.

What days is the transfer station open?

Wednesday and Saturday only, with a permit sticker from the Town Clerk. There's a late-afternoon cutoff for demo, brush and metal loads — check with the town before you head over.

Do you serve towns near Greenland?

Yes — Portsmouth, Newington, Rye, North Hampton, Newmarket and Exeter.

Ready to reclaim your space? Call Dumpster Dogs!