Whole-apartment clearances across Washington Heights — the big pre-war buildings along Fort Washington and Cabrini, the hilltop streets of Hudson Heights, and the blocks around Broadway and St. Nicholas. Estate and family cleanouts handled with care, elevator and walk-up buildings, no surcharge.
Photo of the apartment → exact price → big pre-war units cleared in one visit.
Upload Photos & Get Quote →Washington Heights is known for its housing stock: large pre-war apartment buildings, the kind with multiple bedrooms, long entry halls, and deep closets — laid out along Fort Washington and Cabrini, up the hilltop streets of Hudson Heights, and across the blocks around Broadway and St. Nicholas. Those big layouts hold a lot, so a cleanout here is often a full apartment of decades' worth of belongings. We price by volume, the rate is flat across every floor and building, and there's no walk-up or elevator surcharge.
Many of the buildings have elevators, which makes clearing the bigger units straightforward; some of the smaller buildings are walk-ups, where we carry it down and disassemble wide pieces in the stairwell. Either way, we bring the crew to empty the whole apartment in a single visit.
A lot of the work up here is estate and family cleanouts — longtime residents' apartments settled after a loss or a move. We move patiently, set aside photographs, documents, and anything the family is keeping, and clear the rest with care. Before-and-after photos when the apartment's empty, same-day available.
| 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 elevator fee. Big pre-war units priced by total volume. $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, even for a big multi-bedroom pre-war.
Same-day or scheduled, booked around the family and any estate timeline.
Vetted crew empties the whole apartment in one visit, careful with keepsakes, before-and-after photos sent.
"Huge pre-war on Fort Washington, three bedrooms and closets packed after my mother passed. The elevator made it manageable and they cleared the whole place in one visit, set aside everything we wanted to keep. Patient and kind."
"Hudson Heights walk-up, fifth floor. Cleared it broom-ready before the new tenant, flat price, no stair fee. Quick and professional."
"Priced the whole volume off photos and it matched exactly when they finished. No surprises on a big apartment. Would use again."
JunkRabbit prices cleanouts by volume. A studio averages about $275–$450, a one-bedroom $400–$650, and a two-bedroom $600–$950; the big pre-war units up here are often 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 elevator surcharge.
Yes. Washington Heights is known for its large pre-war layouts — multiple bedrooms, long hallways, deep closets that hold decades of belongings. We price the full volume by the truckload and bring the crew to clear the whole apartment in one visit.
Both exist up here. Many of the big Fort Washington buildings have elevators; some of the smaller buildings are walk-ups. Either way the price is flat — no elevator fee, no walk-up surcharge — and wide pieces get disassembled where needed.
Yes — many Washington Heights cleanouts are longtime residents' apartments settled after an estate or a move. We work patiently, set aside anything the family is keeping, and clear the rest with care.
No. Leave access instructions with the super and our vetted crew handles it. You'll get before-and-after photos when it's empty.