A unit in one of the historic garden co-ops off 37th and 35th can fill over the years until rooms close off and a single path is all that's left. JunkRabbit clears it discreetly and without judgment. Our heavy-volume crews dig out room by room at the resident's pace, set aside the documents, cash, and keepsakes we find in the clutter, and donate what's usable. We email the COI to the board and book the service elevator so the building just sees a normal move. No in-home estimate either — send a few photos and we price the whole job in minutes.
Photos of the rooms → whole-home truck-load price → valuables recovered, donation, COI & service elevator, broom-clean.
Upload Photos & Get Quote →The historic garden co-ops off 37th and 35th are tight-knit buildings with watchful boards, and a hoarding situation inside one fills the same way as anywhere — newspapers, mail, packaging, and belongings stacked floor to ceiling until rooms shut and the path narrows. We clear it quietly. Crews arrive unmarked, open a usable path first, then work room by room separating keep, donate, and haul. Anything that matters — cash folded into books, jewelry, deeds, passports, tax records, and old family photographs — is set aside for you or the resident to review before it leaves. We email the COI to the managing agent, book the service elevator, and keep the route through the gardens and lobby discreet, so neighbors just see a normal move.
We go at the resident's pace and coordinate easily with an adult child, a social worker, a geriatric care manager, or Adult Protective Services. If there's a heavy biohazard or pest problem we'll bring in or recommend the right remediation specialist — the clutter, the volume, and the broom-clean finish are ours. No in-home estimate to schedule: send photos and we quote the whole apartment by the truck load in minutes.
| How much it fills a truck | Price |
|---|---|
| ¼ truck load (≈4 cu yd / 27 bags) | $325 |
| ½ truck load (≈8 cu yd / 53 bags) | $580 |
| ¾ truck load (≈12 cu yd / 80 bags) | $790 |
| Full truck load (≈16 cu yd / 107 bags) | $985 |
| Heavily packed home (multiple truckloads) | Quoted from photos, per truck |
Priced by how much the apartment fills a truck — careful sort, valuables set aside, donation drop-off, and a broom-clean finish included. No borough modifier, no walk-up surcharge, no elevator fee. A heavily packed apartment that runs more than one truck is quoted per truck from your photos. $100 minimum. Upload photos at junkrabbit.nyc for an exact quote in 7 seconds.
Photograph the rooms — even partial shots over the piles. We price the whole apartment by the truck load in minutes, no in-home estimate.
Room by room we separate keep, donate, and haul, and set aside cash, documents, jewelry, and photos for you to review.
Heavy-volume crew clears the apartment via the service elevator with the COI on file and leaves it broom-clean.
"My mother's garden co-op off 37th had filled to the ceiling. They emailed the COI, used the service elevator, and dug it out gently. Found her documents and jewelry buried in a closet. The board never knew."
"Discreet from start to finish. They worked at my father's pace and never made him feel ashamed. Just a move to the neighbors."
"Quoted the whole apartment from photos. They recovered the papers we needed and donated what was still good. Broom-clean at the end."
JunkRabbit prices hoarder cleanouts by how much the home fills a truck, not by the number of rooms or bags. A quarter truck load is $325, a half $580, three-quarter $790, and a full 16-cubic-yard truck $985; a heavily packed apartment that runs more than one truck is quoted from photos, per truck. The order minimum is $100. Send a few photos for an exact quote — no in-home estimate needed.
Yes. Our crews arrive unmarked and without judgment, coordinate quietly with the managing agent, email the COI, and use the service elevator, so in a Jackson Heights garden co-op it reads as an ordinary move, not a hoarding cleanout.
Yes. We dig out carefully and set aside cash, jewelry, deeds, passports, tax papers, and photos for the resident or family to review before anything leaves. Usable furniture and housewares are donated where we can; the rest is recycled or disposed of responsibly.
Yes. We work room by room at a pace the resident is comfortable with and coordinate with adult children, a social worker, a care manager, or Adult Protective Services. No pressure, no judgment.
Yes. We dig out the historic Jackson Heights garden co-ops off 37th and 35th, email the COI to the board, book the service elevator, and leave the apartment broom-clean. The job is priced by the truck load from your photos.