Dumpster Rental & Junk Removal in Lee, NH

Lee is genuinely rural — no real village center and no town water or sewer anywhere. What it does have is the Lee Traffic Circle, where Route 4 meets Route 125, which is the busiest thing for miles and how most people describe where they live. The Lamprey, North and Oyster Rivers all drain the town, and Wheelwright Pond sits in the middle.

The housing splits two ways that matter for our work: manufactured-home parks with narrow interior roads, and single-family homes on large wooded parcels off Wadleigh Falls Road, Lee Hook Road, Packers Falls Road and Wednesday Hill Road, with long private driveways, barns and outbuildings.

Whether you're clearing a unit in one of the parks, emptying a barn off Lee Hook Road, or cleaning out a house near Wheelwright Pond up the road from the speedway on Route 125, Dumpster Dogs is the crew Lee calls.

Local outfit, and we bring the truck that suits the driveway.

$200 a Ton for Construction Debris

Lee's transfer station on Recycling Center Road is open three days a week and you need a sticker with proof of residency and your registration.

Under fifty pounds, C&D is waved through. Past that it steps up, and once you're over a thousand pounds it's $200 per ton. Mattresses and box springs carry a per-item fee at any size. Fridges, freezers and air conditioners with Freon cost. Tires cost, more for truck and equipment sizes. TVs and monitors cost, more over sixteen inches.

Washers, dryers, dishwashers and stoves go with the metal pile. Nothing else in a cleanout gets that treatment.

Worth knowing too: the station's own guidance is that employees will not help remove items from your vehicle. A sleeper sofa and a bad back are your problem there.

Lee Splits Into Two Very Different Placements

Lee splits harder than most towns, so we'd rather set expectations first.

In the manufactured-home parks, interior lanes are narrow, pads are close together, and driveways are short. That usually means a smaller container, a carefully chosen spot, and a conversation with park management. Sometimes full-service removal is simply cleaner.

Out on the rural roads — Wadleigh Falls, Lee Hook, Packers Falls, Wednesday Hill — it's the opposite: long private drives, big parcels, barns and outbuildings, and room for a twenty or thirty yard container. The only things to plan for are gravel surfaces, overhead branches, and the septic field, since the whole town is on private wells and on-site systems.

Barn, Outbuilding and Estate Cleanouts in Lee

Barns filling since the fifties, outbuildings nobody's opened in a decade, and estates on properties held by one family for generations. Nothing that looks valuable goes on the truck without you seeing it first.

Junk Removal Near Lee, NH

Smaller job, or a placement that won't work? We'll load it and go — and we do the carrying, which matters if you've been to the transfer station and discovered you're on your own there.

Why Lee Calls Us

$200 a ton and you unload it yourself, or one container and you don't.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does construction debris cost at the Lee transfer station?

Waved through under fifty pounds, then charged by weight, and over a thousand pounds it's $200 a ton.

Can you get a container into a mobile home park?

Often yes, with a smaller size and the right spot — usually with a quick word to park management.

Which container size fits a Lee driveway?

Out on the rural roads, a large one is straightforward. In the parks, expect smaller. Either way, tell us roughly where the septic field sits.

Do you serve towns near Lee?

Yes — Durham, Newmarket, Epping, West Epping, Dover and Newington.

Ready to reclaim your space? Call Dumpster Dogs!