Junk Removal & Dumpster Rental in Hampton, NH

Hampton is really two towns sharing a name. There's the beach — Ocean Boulevard and one-way Ashworth Avenue with the lettered streets running between them, A through M, packed with cottages and rentals on lots the size of a parking space. And there's the rest of Hampton, out along Lafayette Road and Exeter Road and Winnacunnet, which is ordinary New Hampshire suburbia with driveways and yards.

Whether you're clearing a rental off Ashworth after Labor Day, emptying a cottage on one of the lettered streets behind Hampton Beach, or cleaning out a garage on Winnacunnet Road near the Galley Hatch, Dumpster Dogs is the crew Hampton calls.

Local crew, and we already know which lettered streets need the smaller truck.

End-of-Season Rental and Cottage Cleanouts

This is what Hampton generates that nowhere else does. The summer trash schedule itself tells you when the year turns — it starts the third Monday of June and ends the Tuesday after the Seafood Festival. What follows is the cleanout stretch: furniture that didn't survive the season, mattresses out of a rental, everything a departing tenant decided wasn't worth taking home, and a shed full of beach gear that's seen better summers.

Narrow one-ways, minimal driveway depth, parking that fights you until October. Smaller trucks where the street demands it, staged containers where a drop won't work.

What the Transfer Station Costs You

Hampton's transfer station on Hardardt's Way is a decent facility with real catches. It's closed Tuesdays, opens late Thursdays, and takes credit card or check only — no cash. Restricted to Hampton residents and property owners.

Residential trash runs up to a thousand pounds a day, which sounds generous until you look at what's carved out of it. Demolition material is charged by the pound with a minimum, covering asphalt, shingles, concrete, sheetrock, tile and brick. Mattresses carry a per-item fee rising with size. Refrigerators, stoves, washers, dryers, water heaters, furnaces and TVs each have their own charge. Carpet is priced by weight. Pressure-treated wood is accepted only in four-foot lengths, and log wood isn't accepted at all.

Gut a bathroom in a beach cottage and you're weighing loads and paying by the pound, on a schedule that skips Tuesdays.

Dumpster Rental in Hampton, NH

Inland Hampton — the ranches and colonials off Winnacunnet, Exeter Road and the Lafayette Road corridor — takes a roll-off comfortably. At the beach it's a different conversation, and we'll have it honestly with you before you plan around a delivery.

Renovation & Demolition Debris — Hampton

Demo material at the transfer station is weighed and charged, in four-foot lengths, five days a week. Bath and kitchen demo, flooring, roofing, decking, sheds — including the storm and salt damage that comes with owning anything within sight of the water.

Estate & Property Cleanouts in Hampton

Clearing a cottage that's been in one family for three generations is its own kind of job, and we work at whatever pace the family needs.

Why Hampton Calls Us

The station is closed Tuesdays, takes no cash, and weighs your demo. We just show up with a container.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you do end-of-season rental cleanouts in Hampton?

Yes — one of the busiest things we do here. Get on the schedule early; the weeks after the season closes fill up fast.

Can you get a truck onto my street?

Nearly always. We work the lettered streets and Ashworth regularly. Send us the address.

The transfer station takes 1,000 lbs a day. Why call you?

Demolition material is carved out of that entirely — charged by the pound, with mattresses, appliances and TVs each carrying their own fee. And it's closed Tuesdays and takes no cash.

Do you serve towns near Hampton?

Yes — North Hampton, Seabrook, Exeter and Rye, plus Salisbury across the Massachusetts line.

Ready to reclaim your space? Call Dumpster Dogs!