Whole-apartment clearances across Hell's Kitchen — the pre-war walk-ups on the side streets off Ninth and Tenth and the new luxury rental towers near the theater district and Hudson Yards. Fast renter-turnover and move-out clears, COI for the high-rises, no walk-up surcharge.
Photo of the apartment → exact price → same-day or next-day move-out clear.
Upload Photos & Get Quote →Hell's Kitchen is one of Manhattan's most fast-turning rental neighborhoods, and its housing runs from old to brand-new. The side streets off Ninth and Tenth are lined with four- and five-story pre-war walk-ups, while the western edge near Hudson Yards and the blocks by the theater district now hold glassy luxury rental towers. A cleanout here is usually a renter move-out — fast, on a lease deadline — and the price stays flat across every building and floor: no walk-up surcharge, no high-rise fee.
In the walk-ups, that means carrying a full apartment of furniture down a tight stairwell quickly, with wide pieces taken apart on the landings. In the towers, it means a Certificate of Insurance to building management and a booked service-elevator and loading-dock slot. Either way, the goal is the same: the unit empty and broom-ready before the walkthrough or the next tenant.
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 walk-up surcharge, no high-rise fee. $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, email your COI to management.
Same-day or next-day to hit your move-out deadline. Service-elevator slot booked for the high-rises.
Vetted crew empties the unit, carries down the walk-up or rides the freight elevator, before-and-after photos sent.
"Fourth-floor walk-up on West 49th, lease up in two days. They cleared the whole place — couch, bed, the works — down a narrow stair, no stair fee, broom-clean for the walkthrough. Booked it same-day off photos."
"Luxury rental near Hudson Yards needed a COI to move out. Emailed to management within the hour, dock slot booked, apartment cleared the same afternoon. Smooth."
"Roommate skipped town and left half the apartment behind. JunkRabbit hauled all of it and swept up — flat price, exactly the quote. Lifesaver at move-out."
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 walk-up or high-rise surcharge.
No. The side streets off Ninth and Tenth are lined with four- and five-story walk-ups, so multi-flight carry-downs are routine here, and pricing is flat across every floor with no surcharge. Wide pieces get disassembled in the stairwell.
Yes — quick renter-turnover and lease-end clears are most of what we do in Hell's Kitchen. Upload photos, lock a same-day or next-day slot, and we empty the unit so it's broom-ready for the next tenant or the landlord walkthrough.
Yes — the new high-rises near the theater district and Hudson Yards typically require one. We email a $1M general-liability COI to building management within the hour and book the service-elevator and loading-dock slot.
No. Leave access with the super, doorman, or building staff and our vetted crew handles it. You'll get before-and-after photos when it's empty.