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Junk Removal in
Throgs Neck

Waterfront single-family pickups along E Tremont, Locust Point bungalow runs, and SUNY Maritime cadet-housing turnover. Trucks come in over the Throgs Neck Bridge — toll absorbed.

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What Throgs Neck pickups actually look like

How much does junk removal cost in Throgs Neck?

Flat-rate. Sofa $170, queen mattress $139, refrigerator $221. $75 minimum. Single-family driveway loading is standard.

Do you handle SUNY Maritime end-of-semester pickups?

Yes — SUNY Maritime College on Fort Schuyler is the seasonal driver here. Cadet housing turnover in May and December generates predictable mattress, dresser, and minifridge volume.

Locust Point and Edgewater Park — gated bungalow enclaves?

Locust Point and Edgewater Park are unusual housing enclaves — quasi-private waterfront streets of 1920s-era bungalows. We use a smaller box truck where the route doesn't accommodate a full 16-cu-yd, and stage on the public side.

How does the Throgs Neck Bridge route work?

The Throgs Neck Bridge (I-295) and the Cross Bronx (I-95 to I-695) are our two main access routes. Toll absorbed — no separate line item. Pickups in the southern tip near Fort Schuyler are routed off the I-295 Hutchinson exit.

Throgs Neck is the southeast tip of the Bronx — a waterfront peninsula bounded by the East River, Eastchester Bay, and the Long Island Sound. The housing stock is overwhelmingly single-family detached: 1930s through 1950s brick and frame houses along E Tremont, Schurz Avenue, Lafayette Avenue, and Harding Avenue. Side driveways and attached garages are the norm. The vibe is more "outer Long Island suburb" than "Bronx" — and the families tend to know each other.

Two unusual housing enclaves anchor the neighborhood: Locust Point (a private waterfront community of 1920s-30s bungalows on the Sound side) and Edgewater Park (a similar cooperative bungalow community on Eastchester Bay). Access to both is via single-lane lanes; we use a 12-foot box truck on these runs rather than the full 16-cu-yd because the lanes don't accommodate the bigger truck.

The seasonal driver here is SUNY Maritime College on Fort Schuyler, just past the Throgs Neck Bridge anchorage. Cadet housing turns over in May and December — predictable mattress, dresser, and minifridge volume. We batch with the campus housing office or coordinate directly with cadets.

What we move out of Throgs Neck every week

  • SUNY Maritime cadet turnover — twin XL mattresses, loft-frame beds, IKEA Malms, minifridges. May graduation week, December break.
  • Single-family driveway pickups — sectional sofa, bedroom set, dining table out the garage door. Truck backed up the driveway, 30-minute load.
  • Locust Point / Edgewater Park bungalow cleanouts — smaller truck on the narrow lanes. Long-tenured residents downsizing or estates.
  • Garage and basement cleanouts — power tools, lawn equipment, seasonal storage. Common across the single-family stock.
  • Appliance swaps — refrigerator, washer/dryer combo. Side-driveway loading makes this fast.

Real Throgs Neck pricing

What the engine quotes. No "Throgs Neck Bridge toll fee," no "waterfront tier," no "Locust Point access surcharge." Smaller box truck on the narrow lanes if needed — same item prices either way.

ItemPrice
Sofa$170
Sectional (4-piece)$307
Queen mattress$139
Twin XL mattress (cadet)$111
Loft / bunk-bed frame$165
Dining table (6–8 seat)$220
Refrigerator$221
Washer/dryer combo$255
Treadmill$155
TV (42–65")$91
Truck-fill (1/4)$325
Truck-fill (1/2)$580

$75 minimum. Bridge toll absorbed into routing.

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