Junk Removal & Dumpster Rental in Kittery, ME

Kittery is Maine's oldest town and its southernmost, and it has more water than land. It's a Navy town wrapped around a tidal estuary: Portsmouth Naval Shipyard sits on Seavey's Island right here in Kittery, whatever its name suggests. Spruce Creek, Spinney Creek and Chauncey Creek cut into the town, Badger's Island sits mid-river, and Fort McClary and Fort Foster hold the two ends of the shoreline.

The Foreside is the walkable neighborhood. Kittery Point along Pepperrell Road is older still, with pre-Revolutionary houses like the Bray House from 1662 sitting right on a narrow, winding road. Out on Route 236, Dennett Road and Rogers Road it's post-war and later, with real driveways.

Whether you're clearing a house on Pepperrell Road at Kittery Point, emptying a place in the Foreside, or cleaning out a garage off Route 236 out past Bob's on Route 1, Dumpster Dogs is the crew Kittery calls.

Local crew working both sides of the Piscataqua, and we know which roads a roll-off truck can't turn on.

Where a Container Fits, and Where It Doesn't

Worth being straight before we drive out. Kittery Point and the Foreside are the hard ones: short, sloped, often single-car driveways, houses close-set, and Route 103 narrow and winding with very little room to turn a truck around. In a lot of those spots a roll-off isn't the right tool.

That's where full-service junk removal wins — we bring the truck, do the carrying, and leave with it the same day.

Route 236, Dennett Road, Rogers Road and the inland subdivisions are the open ground, with proper driveway width and staging room for a full-size container.

The Resource Recovery Facility, and What It Asks of You

Kittery's facility takes household trash and recycling most of the week, with resource recovery and hazardous waste on two days. You need a decal on the driver's-side windshield, renewed annually, backed by a Kittery registration or a utility bill, tax bill, lease or bank statement.

The recycling is genuinely source-separated — beverage and detergent containers, paper and magazines, corrugated cardboard, metal cans, and glass bottles and jars all sorted, plus separate streams for different plastic grades. Everything else goes in household trash, bagged and free of recyclables.

Fine for a normal week. Sorting a whole house into five streams in your own vehicle is a different proposition.

Seasonal and Cottage Cleanouts

Kittery Point and the creek-side properties have a real seasonal component: furniture that didn't survive the summer, appliances two owners old, sheds full of gear.

Kittery Renovation & Demolition Debris

Remodel demo, torn-out flooring, roof strip-offs, decking, sheds and small structures — sized to the job, or carried out by hand where the road demands it.

Estate & Property Cleanouts in Kittery, ME

Some of these houses have been standing since the 1600s and in the same families for generations. Anything that looks valuable gets pulled out and shown to you, not binned.

Why Kittery Calls Us

Some of these roads a container can't reach. We carry it out instead.

Frequently Asked Questions

My road on Kittery Point is too narrow for a dumpster. What now?

Very common here. Full-service removal — we park where we can, carry it out, and leave with it the same day.

Can I just use the town facility?

For a normal week's trash, yes, with a decal. For a full house you'd be sorting everything into five separate recycling streams and hauling it yourself, trip after trip.

What size dumpster do I need in Kittery?

Out on Route 236, Dennett and Rogers Road a full-size roll-off is straightforward. In the Foreside and at Kittery Point, often nothing fits at all.

Do you serve towns near Kittery?

Yes — Eliot and York in Maine, plus Portsmouth, Newington and Rye just across the Piscataqua.

Ready to reclaim your space? Call Dumpster Dogs!