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Junk Removal in
Park Slope, Brooklyn

Service across 11215 and 11217 — every block from 1st Street to 15th Street, the brownstones between 5th and 8th Avenue, the pre-war elevator co-ops along Prospect Park West, and the new mid-rise condos lining 4th Avenue. Family-cleanout and brownstone-basement specialists.

✓Licensed and insured
✓Same-day availability
✓Flat photo-quoted pricing
✓No hidden charges
✓No stair or walk-up fees
✓COI support
✓Donation and recycling

Customer Reviews

What NYC Customers Say

★★★★★ 4.94 · 199 Google reviews
★★★★★

“They did a great job! Very efficient and were done within an hour. Definitely recommend.”

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Blair Queen
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★★★★★

“I had some old patio furniture to haul away. Booking was easy and the haulers did a great job. Will use Junk Rabbit again for this sort of thing.”

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Carl Baron
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★★★★★

“Their response time was quick and I was able to arrange a same day pickup. Alex and Carlos were so professional and quick — my old items were gone in 15 minutes. Highly recommend them and would use them again!”

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Alison Kotch
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Park Slope is a brownstone-and-stroller neighborhood

Almost every job we do in the Slope tracks back to one of two things: a brownstone with stuff that's been there longer than the current owners, or a family that's outgrown three years of kid gear at once. The neighborhood's housing stock is 85% brownstone and brownstone-derivative walk-up — the avenues from 4th Avenue up through 8th Avenue are dense with 3-4 story masonry buildings, and the side streets between PPW and 5th Avenue are nearly continuous brownstone blocks.

The good news for hauling: most brownstone blocks tolerate short stoop-side loading-zone use mid-day on weekdays. The truck pulls up at the bottom of the stoop, the crew goes in through the parlor entrance or the garden-level door, and load-out is direct. The bad news: brownstone interior staircases are narrow and original. Anything that won't make the staircase turns gets disassembled in place — we carry the full kit (straps, blankets, screwdrivers, hex sets) as standard equipment.

The pre-war co-ops along Prospect Park West (especially 9th to 15th Street stretch) are a different beast. These are Manhattan-style buildings dropped into Brooklyn: doormen, service elevators, COI requirements, managing-agent paperwork. Slot-booking through the super is standard.

What we move out of Park Slope every week

  • Kid-era purges in 2-3 bedroom brownstones. The signature Slope job. Cribs (Stokke, Babyletto), changing tables, glider rockers, the entire stroller fleet (UPPAbaby Vista, Bugaboo, jogger, double, the secondary "city" stroller), kid-sized desks, plastic toy storage, outgrown bunk beds, scooter graveyards, kid bookshelves in pieces. Most pieces in donation condition; we coordinate Housing Works pickup separately for the keep-able items.
  • Brownstone basement reclaims. Below-grade spaces in Slope brownstones have a way of collecting things: old fridges (refrigerant handled properly), dead dehumidifiers, broken patio furniture, holiday decorations from 5 different households, old exercise equipment, decades of kid art and projects, boxes of paperwork. Garden-level access on most blocks keeps load-out away from the parlor floor.
  • Post-renovation construction debris. Slope kitchen and bathroom renos are constant. Demo'd cabinets, original 1900s tile, pulled appliances, sheetrock, broken fixtures. Priced per cubic yard.
  • Pre-war co-op apartment turnovers. Resident downsizing or estate transfer in PPW co-ops. Service-elevator coordination through the super, COI to the managing agent, standard 2-3 hour job.
  • 4th Avenue condo flips. The newer mid-rise developments along 4th Avenue (and the slowly-growing lower-Slope mix near Gowanus) see steady tenant turnover. Quick 90-minute pickups with building-staff coordination.
Kid-era cleanoutsBrownstone basementsCribs & strollers Renovation debrisPPW co-op moves4th Ave condos

Pricing in Park Slope

ItemPrice
Sofa / Couch$170
Sectional Sofa (2-Piece)$190
Sectional Sofa (3-Piece)$249
Sectional Sofa (4+ Piece)$307
Mattress — Queen$139
Mattress — King / Cal King$154
Mattress + Box Spring Set$192
Refrigerator$221
Washer or Dryer (each)$172–$179
Washer/Dryer Combo (Stacked)$255
Dining Table (6-8 Seat)$220
Wardrobe / Armoire$192
Cabinet / China Hutch$215
Dresser (Standard)$169
Bed Frame (any size)$92
Bunk Bed$165
TV (42–65")$91
Peloton / Smart Bike$108
Treadmill$155
Window AC Unit$117

Per-item base prices, same across all NYC boroughs (no borough or floor surcharge). $75 minimum order. Full-cleanout truck-fill pricing also available — from $325 for 1/4 of a 16-cubic-yard truck up to $985 for a full truck. Upload a photo at junkrabbit.nyc for the exact total in 7 seconds.

Park Slope parking and stoop-loading specifics

  • Prospect Park West. Bus-lane'd and tightly enforced. We don't stage trucks here. Crews park on the side streets (4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th Streets) and walk loads over for PPW co-op jobs.
  • 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th Avenues. Commercial corridors with metered parking. Side-street staging is the standard approach.
  • Brownstone side streets (Carroll, Garfield, 1st-9th, etc.). Mid-day weekday stoop-side loading-zone tolerance. ASP enforcement is real but reasonable — most addresses can host a truck for 30-60 minutes during the day.
  • 4th Avenue corridor. Loading docks at most newer buildings; designated slots for vendor work.
  • Garden-level apartments. Direct truck-to-door access — these are our fastest brownstone-area jobs.

Frequently asked questions about Park Slope pickups

My brownstone has a steep stoop. How does that work with the truck?

Standard Slope brownstone setup. We park the truck at the curb in front of the stoop and carry items down the front steps — most Slope crews are paired specifically because two-person stoop carries are routine here. For very heavy items (large refrigerators, washer/dryer pairs), we use the garden-level entrance if your brownstone has one — direct truck-to-door avoids the stoop entirely.

The basement hasn't been cleared in 20 years. How long does that take?

Typical full-basement clearout in a Slope brownstone (10×20 finished, two decades of accumulation) runs 3-5 hours with a two-person crew, sometimes 6-8 with a particularly dense load. Old refrigerator with refrigerant, broken dehumidifier, kid-art accumulation, holiday decorations from multiple eras, dead exercise equipment, hundreds of boxes. Garden-level access keeps it out of your parlor floor.

Can you protect our original banister and floor?

Yes — that's actually a standard expectation for Slope work. Crews carry moving blankets and corner protectors. For anything coming down narrow staircases, we pre-wrap and use straps. If an item is too wide for the staircase intact, we disassemble in place. We've worked in plenty of brownstones with original 1880s woodwork and have a clean track record on that.

Will Housing Works actually come for the kids' stuff?

For donation-condition cribs, gliders, changing tables, books, and clothing, yes — Housing Works does residential pickups in Park Slope regularly. We can coordinate the timing so they come before us (they take the donatable items) or we can haul everything and you handle Housing Works separately. Whatever's easier.

How does junk pickup work for Park Slope brownstones?

Most Slope brownstone blocks tolerate short stoop-side loading-zone use mid-day on weekdays. The truck pulls up to your stoop, the crew goes in through the parlor or garden-level entrance, and items come down the front steps or out the garden door. For multi-floor brownstone clearouts we often work garden-level access to keep load-out away from the parlor floor.

My kids outgrew everything. Can you do the whole kid-era purge?

Park Slope's signature job. Cribs, glider rockers, the entire stroller fleet, kid-sized desks, plastic toy storage, outgrown bunk beds, scooter graveyards. We coordinate Housing Works pickup for anything still in donation condition and haul the rest. Standard 2-3 bedroom kid-era cleanout runs 90 minutes to 3 hours.

What about Prospect Park West co-op buildings?

The pre-war elevator co-ops along PPW (between 9th and 15th Streets) require Certificates of Insurance from any vendor — same process as Manhattan co-ops. Standard $1M GL + $2M umbrella; COI emailed to the managing agent within an hour of booking. Service-elevator slots usually weekday morning windows.

How does PPW parking work for the truck?

PPW is bus-lane'd and tightly enforced — we don't stage trucks on PPW itself. Crews park on the side streets (especially 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th Streets between PPW and 8th Avenue) and walk loads over. For brownstone blocks between 5th and 8th Avenue, stoop-side loading-zone tolerance during the day usually works.

Do you do brownstone basement clearouts?

Yes — Slope brownstone basements are one of our most common multi-hour jobs here. A typical 10×20 finished basement with 15-20 years of accumulation runs $595-$1,095. Garden-level access means the load goes straight from the basement to the truck without touching the parlor floor. We handle old fridges with refrigerant, broken dehumidifiers, decades of holiday storage, dead exercise equipment, and the obligatory pile of boxes.

What Park Slope customers tell us

★★★★★

"Brownstone on 6th Street. Two cribs, three Ikea wardrobes, and a dining table carried down four flights without scuffing a single wall or banister. Same-day, exactly the quoted price. Housing Works took the donatables an hour earlier."

— Sarah K., Park Slope (11215)
★★★★★

"Full basement clearout, 25 years of accumulation. Old fridge, dehumidifier, decades of holiday boxes, a Peloton that never came off the bike, kid art from three children. Two crews, six hours, garden-level access made it manageable. Saved me a week of agony."

— David M., Park Slope (11215)
★★★★★

"PPW co-op, 8th floor. Building required COI and a freight slot. Brown Harris Stevens approved within a day, slot was Tuesday 10 AM, crew was on time. Old couch, mattress, and a broken recliner gone before lunch."

— Jennifer T., Park Slope (11217)

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