Junk Removal in
Gramercy
Pickups around Manhattan's only private park — Gramercy Park co-ops, brownstone row houses, prewar elevator buildings. Strict managing-agent COI workflow; we send the COI 24 hours ahead.
What Gramercy pickups actually look like
How much does junk removal cost in Gramercy?
Flat-rate. Sofa $170, queen mattress $139, refrigerator $221. $75 minimum.
Gramercy Park key-only buildings?
Yes — the buildings facing Gramercy Park (Gramercy Park East / West / South / North) are among Manhattan's most exclusive prewar co-ops with strict managing-agent COI workflows. We send the COI 24 hours before pickup. The park itself is pedestrian-only and key-restricted (only surrounding co-op residents have keys), but truck access is on the perimeter streets.
Brownstone row house pickups?
Yes — Gramercy has stretches of historic 19th-century brownstone row houses, especially on the surrounding streets (East 19th, East 18th, Irving Place). Standard parlor-floor walk-out down the stoop workflow.
Irving Place corridor?
Irving Place runs from 14th Street up to Gramercy Park. Quieter commercial spine with small retail, restaurants, the Irving Plaza concert venue. Truck staging is straightforward on weekdays.
Gramercy is anchored by Gramercy Park — the only private park in Manhattan, founded 1831, with a famous wrought-iron fence and keys held exclusively by the surrounding co-op residents (there are roughly 383 keys in circulation, and the rules are strict). The four streets facing the park (Gramercy Park North/South/East/West) house some of Manhattan's most exclusive prewar co-ops — long-tenured residences with strict managing-agent COI workflows.
Beyond the park's immediate four blocks, Gramercy extends roughly from 14th Street up to 23rd Street, between Park Avenue South and Third Avenue. The wider neighborhood is a mix of 19th-century brownstone row houses, prewar elevator co-ops, and some postwar towers along the avenues. Irving Place is the quiet commercial spine.
Our workflow on the Gramercy Park buildings is the most formal of any NYC neighborhood: COI 24-48 hours ahead, freight reservation with the super, no truck parked at the park curb (residents complain). For the broader Gramercy blocks, standard NYC freight-elevator workflow applies.
What we move out of Gramercy every week
- Gramercy Park co-op pickups — most exclusive freight-elevator coordination in Manhattan. COI submitted 48 hours ahead. Estate cleanouts are a meaningful share.
- Brownstone row house pickups — East 19th, East 18th, Irving Place. Parlor-floor walk-out down the stoop.
- Prewar elevator co-op pickups — 3rd Avenue, Lexington Avenue corridor.
- Estate cleanouts — Gramercy has some of the most long-tenured residents in Manhattan; estate work is significant.
- Irving Place commercial — small retail and restaurant cleanouts.
Sample pricing
| Item | Starting Price |
|---|---|
| Sofa / Couch | $170 |
| Queen Mattress | $139 |
| Refrigerator | $221 |
| Desk | $112 |
| TV (50"+) | $91 |
| Construction Debris | $162/cy |
Minimum order: $75.
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What NYC customers say
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