Dumpster Rental & Junk Removal in South Hamilton, MA

Dumpster Rental & Junk Removal in South Hamilton, MA

If your mail says South Hamilton 01982, you're in the Town of Hamilton — and so is nearly everyone else here. Almost all mail delivered in Hamilton carries the South Hamilton address; the older Hamilton ZIP is used only for P.O. boxes at the Bay Road post office. A quirk of a 1960s post office move, and it's why the name on your envelope doesn't match the name on the town hall.

What South Hamilton is on the ground is the built-up village center: the Hamilton/Wenham station just south of Bay Road and Walnut Road, the post office, the Railroad Avenue commercial block, and Gordon-Conwell out on Essex Street. Around it is North Shore horse country — Myopia Hunt Club, Bradley Palmer State Park, Chebacco Lake, and the Ipswich River along the western border.

Whether you're clearing a house near the station by Hamilton House of Pizza on Railroad Avenue, emptying a stable off Highland Street, or cleaning out a property toward Chebacco Road, Dumpster Dogs is the crew South Hamilton calls.

Small local crew, and we've hauled out of enough barns to size one right the first time.

One Bin, One Bulky Item, and Nowhere to Bring the Rest

Hamilton's curbside is one 35-gallon bin per household, lid fully closed, fifty-pound maximum. Over the limit and the bin gets an orange rejected tag. Overflow needs town blue bags, sold by the roll.

Bulk is one item per week with a $15 sticker — furniture, oversized toys, bundled carpet or untreated wood under three feet. Mattresses need their own $30 sticker each, collected every other week, by appointment.

The not-accepted list: metal furniture and appliances, mowers, bricks, construction debris, yard waste, tires, TVs, computers, air conditioners and lead-acid batteries. Electronics and appliances only move on the third Saturday of the month.

And the town landfill on Chebacco Road takes yard material only — no leaves — open the last Wednesday of the month, April through October. That's seven days a year, residents only, commercial operations prohibited.

For a stable, a barn or a renovation, there's no municipal answer here at all.

Two Kinds of Property, Two Kinds of Job

The village core around Bay Road, Walnut Road and Railroad Avenue is older, closer-set houses on modest lots with short driveways. Street width and parked cars are the constraint — expect a smaller container.

The estate and horse-country parcels off Bay Road, Essex Street, Highland Street and toward Chebacco Road are the opposite: multi-acre lots with long private drives, gates, gravel surfaces and paddock fencing. Out there the constraint isn't width — it's overhead branch clearance and how much weight the drive will take.

Barn, Stable and Estate Cleanouts

This is the work South Hamilton generates that most towns don't. Stables and tack rooms, carriage barns, outbuildings on large parcels, and village houses with full basements and attics held by one family for decades. If something looks worth keeping, we set it aside and ask before it goes anywhere.

Why South Hamilton Calls Us

Seven days a year of town facility versus a container in your own driveway. Not much of a contest.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is South Hamilton its own town?

No — it's the mailing address and ZIP for essentially all of the Town of Hamilton. Same town hall, same rules.

Can I bring construction debris to the Chebacco Road site?

No. Yard material only, and it's open the last Wednesday of the month, April through October. Seven days a year.

What does a mattress cost to put out?

A $30 sticker per mattress or box spring, every other week, by appointment. Or we take it with the rest of the job.

Do you serve towns near South Hamilton?

Yes — Ipswich, Essex, Danvers, Beverly and Rowley.

Ready to reclaim your space? Call Dumpster Dogs!