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We’re the expert junk removal in South Slope, Brooklyn NY. Our team specialize in estate junk removal, hoarding junk removal, eviction cleanouts and more.
Strictly Junk Removal isn’t some big company rolling in from out of town. They’re based right here in Brooklyn. Most of the team grew up around Park Slope and Sunset Park, so they understand how tight New York living can get.
They’ve helped people clean out small walk-ups on 5th Avenue, brownstones near Prospect Park, and even a few old warehouses that turned into lofts.
When someone calls them, it’s usually not just about junk. It’s about getting peace of mind back. Maybe your landlord said the basement needs to be cleared. Maybe you just had a renovation and the contractor left a pile of debris. Or maybe you’re helping an older family member clean out decades of stuff. Whatever it is, these guys make it simple.
“I had old furniture sitting out back for months,” one customer said. “They came same day, no drama, just handled it. Didn’t realize how good it’d feel to have my yard empty again.”
Call, Text at (917) 442-4135 or fill out the form below.
Point to your junk or send us a picture and we'll give you a free estimate.
Sit back and let our crew haul your junk away. We'll do all the heavy lifting.
Have a peace of mind knowing that our team will dispose your junk with the environment in mind.
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Do I need to be there? - Not necessarily. If you trust us to take certain items and you can give us access to the building, you don't have to be there. Some people leave us a key with the super or give us a door code. But if you want to be there to make sure we take the right stuff, that's fine too.
How far in advance do I need to book? - Usually we can come within a few days. Sometimes even next day if we have an opening. But if you're flexible on timing, give us a week or so and we can probably save you some money by fitting you in between other jobs.
What if I have more stuff than I thought? - Just show us when we get there. We'll let you know if it changes the price before we start loading. Usually it's not a big deal.
What if my neighbor wants to throw stuff out too? - Perfect. We can do both at the same time and you can split the cost. This actually happens pretty often on our block.
South Slope, Park Slope, Gowanus, Sunset Park, Windsor Terrace, Greenwood Heights
11215
Strictly Junk Removal handles pretty much anything you’d want gone except hazardous stuff like paint and chemicals. Here’s what they usually get calls for:
They don’t charge hidden fees or tack on weird surcharges. You just show what needs to go, they give a quote, and if you like it, they load it up. Simple as that.
It’s not just about hauling junk. People call Strictly Junk Removal because they make it feel easy. There’s no waiting around for hours or trying to guess the cost.
Brooklyn’s got strict recycling laws, and dumping junk wrong can get you fined. Strictly Junk Removal takes care of it the right way. They partner with local donation centers around Gowanus and Red Hook to reuse what’s still good like furniture, clothing, and electronics instead of sending everything to landfill.
Sometimes, they even pick up from small businesses that are cleaning out old inventory or office spaces. A local shop owner once joked, “They’re faster than the coffee line on 9th Street.”
One of the most common calls they get is from folks doing renovations in older brownstones. The basements and attics in these buildings can feel like time capsules. You’ll find decades-old furniture, maybe even a metal fan from the 1960s, boxes of books, or old paint cans stacked behind them.
A homeowner on 10th Street shared how Strictly Junk Removal cleared out two full truckloads in one afternoon after a big kitchen remodel. “They even swept up after. Didn’t expect that from a junk removal company.”
Another story came from a new couple who moved into a South Slope walk-up and realized the previous tenants left behind three couches and a broken treadmill. “We thought we’d be living around that stuff for weeks,” they said. “Called Strictly, and it was gone the same day.”
These kinds of stories show why the company’s been growing mostly by word of mouth. Neighbors tell neighbors, and before long, everyone’s calling the same team.
Some junk removal crews show up like they’re in a rush or doing you a favor. That’s not these guys. They take a minute to listen, ask what you need, and try to make things smooth.
One of the owners once said, “We’re not just taking junk. We’re helping people breathe again.”
That sounds simple, but it’s true. Once a space is cleared, people’s moods change. They feel lighter.
If you’ve ever lived in a small Brooklyn apartment, you know that every square foot counts. Getting rid of junk isn’t just cleaning. It’s like giving yourself more room to live.
Strictly Junk Removal also helps donate reusable stuff to local spots like Housing Works or the Salvation Army on 5th Ave.
Old dressers, lamps, or even kitchenware can find a second home.
The crew tries to avoid dumping anything that still has life left in it.
They’ve also done free cleanups for local churches and block associations when neighbors organize community clean days.
One summer, they helped clear a small park path near Greenwood Cemetery that had turned into a dumping spot. Stuff like that shows they actually care about the neighborhood.
The team always says the best way to stay clutter-free is to deal with small stuff early. Don’t wait for the big mess.
A few real-world tips from their crew:
Sounds simple, but this is how Brooklyn apartments stay livable.
If your basement, garage, or apartment feels packed, that’s your sign.
Whether you’re moving, cleaning, remodeling, or just tired of tripping over boxes, a quick call makes a huge difference.
They’re open 7 days a week, usually 8am to 8pm, and can often come out same day.
You can reach them by call or text, or just fill out the quote form on their website.
