Whole-apartment clearances across Chelsea — the converted gallery-district lofts west of Tenth Avenue, the doorman high-rises along the High Line, and the pre-war co-ops and brownstones between Sixth and Eighth. COI coordination, estate downsizing, big-loft volume, all handled.
Photo of the apartment → exact price → COI and service elevator handled.
Upload Photos & Get Quote →Chelsea's housing is a span. West of Tenth Avenue, the old gallery-district warehouses are now big converted lofts that can hold a serious amount of stuff. Along the High Line, glassy doorman high-rises rise over the park, and between Sixth and Eighth the blocks fill with pre-war co-ops and brownstones. A Chelsea cleanout could be any of these, and the price stays flat across all of them — no elevator fee, no high-rise surcharge, no walk-up charge on the brownstones.
The high-rises and co-ops run on building rules: a Certificate of Insurance to management and a booked service-elevator slot. The lofts run on volume — oversized furniture, studio and shoot gear, accumulated belongings — which we price by the truckload and clear in a single visit. And as in much of Manhattan, plenty of the work is estate downsizing, where furniture, books, and a long tenancy's belongings come out with care around art and appraisals.
For the buildings that require it, we email the $1M COI within the hour and confirm the freight window. You get before-and-after photos when the apartment's empty.
| Cleanout | Typical price |
|---|---|
| Studio — itemized average | ~$275–$450 |
| 1-bedroom apartment | ~$400–$650 |
| 2-bedroom apartment | ~$600–$950 |
| Truck-fill — 1/4 (4 cu yd) | $325 |
| Truck-fill — 1/2 (8 cu yd) | $580 |
| Truck-fill — full (16 cu yd) | $985 |
Same flat pricing across all NYC boroughs and all floors — no borough modifier, no elevator fee, no high-rise surcharge. $100 minimum. Upload photos at junkrabbit.nyc for an exact itemized quote in 7 seconds.
Snap the rooms. We price the whole cleanout in seconds and, for towers and co-ops, email your COI to management.
Service-elevator slot for the high-rises, or a loft-loading plan, booked around your schedule.
Vetted crew empties the apartment or loft in one visit, before-and-after photos sent.
"Big loft on West 25th packed with years of furniture and shoot gear. They priced the full volume up front, brought the crew, and cleared the whole thing in one afternoon on the freight elevator. No surprises."
"High-rise on the High Line that needed a COI before move-out. Emailed to management within the hour, service-elevator slot booked, apartment cleared the same day. Painless."
"My aunt's pre-war co-op, decades of belongings. They were careful with her art, set aside the pieces for the family, and matched the quote exactly. Before-and-after photos were perfect."
JunkRabbit prices cleanouts by volume. A studio averages about $275–$450, a one-bedroom $400–$650, and a two-bedroom $600–$950; fuller apartments are priced by the truckload, from $325 for a quarter truck up to $985 for a full 16-cubic-yard load. Upload photos for an exact itemized quote in seconds. No elevator or high-rise surcharge.
Yes — the doorman high-rises along the High Line and the pre-war co-ops nearly all require one. We email a $1M general-liability COI to building management within the hour, naming the building as additional insured, and book the service-elevator window.
Yes. The converted lofts west of Tenth Avenue can hold a lot — oversized furniture, studio gear, accumulated belongings. We price the full volume by the truckload and bring the crew to clear it in one visit.
Yes — both are common Chelsea cleanouts, from a longtime co-op resident's estate to someone downsizing out of a loft. We clear furniture, books, and belongings carefully, working around art and anything going to an appraiser.
No. Leave access instructions with the doorman or super and our vetted crew handles it via the service elevator. You'll get before-and-after photos.