Our Service Areas Around Malden & Boston

WA is based in Malden and covers 11 cities around it, from Boston and Cambridge to Wakefield and Saugus. Every service we offer is available in every city on this page: junk removal and cleanouts, demolition, fences, driveways and sidewalks, tree removal and yard cleanup. Pick your city for local rules, neighborhoods and the details that matter where you live.

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Which service areas do we cover for junk removal and demolition?

These are the 12 cities we work in, including our home base:

Malden

Our home base. Malden is covered on our home page, and the cities that border it, like Everett, Medford, Melrose and Revere, are the quickest for us to reach.

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Boston

Triple-deckers, condos and row houses in every neighborhood, from Charlestown to Hyde Park. Mattresses and appliances need a city appointment, so whole-apartment cleanouts usually go faster with a crew.

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Cambridge

Apartments, two-families and offices. The city limits curbside pickup to one bulky item a week, and most private trees 6 inches or wider need a removal permit.

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Somerville

Dense blocks of triple-deckers and stacked back porches. Two bulky items a week go with the trash; mattresses need a city sticker.

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Everett

Two- and three-family homes right next to Malden. Construction materials aren't part of city bulky pickup, which makes renovation debris a common reason to call a hauler.

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Medford

Single-families near the Fells, two-families near the squares and student rentals around Tufts. Bulky items are paid and scheduled per item through the city's hauler.

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Revere

Beachfront condos, coastal homes and Route 1 businesses. Bulky items need an online permit listing each piece.

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Chelsea

Compact and dense, with walk-up apartments and a busy commercial core. Mattresses and appliances have their own fees and scheduling.

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Melrose

Older Victorians and colonials with full attics and big trees, just north of Malden. Bulky pickup is scheduled and paid through the city's hauler.

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Stoneham

Single-family homes on wooded and sloped lots near the Fells. Curbside takes one bulky item a week under about 50 pounds.

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Wakefield

Homes around the lakes and downtown. Curbside collection doesn't accept construction materials like drywall, tile or concrete.

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Saugus

Larger lots, wooded edges and the Route 1 commercial corridor. A sticker system covers bulky items; the town's CHaRM center doesn't take construction debris.

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How do city bulky-trash rules compare?

Every city we serve offers some kind of curbside pickup for large items, but the limits differ, and none of them take construction debris with regular trash. This summary is based on each city's official website as of October 2026. Rules and fees change, so check your city's page before you put anything out.

CityRegular bulky-item pickupConstruction debris at the curb
BostonMattresses and appliances by appointmentNo
Cambridge1 item a week; permit for mattresses, TVs, appliancesNo
SomervilleUp to 2 items a week; sticker for mattressesNo
EverettUp to 3 items with city stickersNo
MedfordScheduled and paid per item with the city's haulerNo
RevereOnline permit listing each itemNo
ChelseaFees and scheduling for mattresses and appliancesNo
MelroseScheduled and paid through the city's haulerNo
Stoneham1 item a week under about 50 lbNo
WakefieldUp to 2 stickered items a week, scheduled aheadNo
SaugusSticker system; CHaRM center for some itemsNo

On top of local rules, Massachusetts bans materials like brick, concrete, metal, clean drywall, cardboard, yard waste, mattresses and textiles from the trash statewide. The full list is on MassDEP's waste ban page.

What can we do for you in any of these cities?

The same six services, with the same process, in all 12 cities:

How does booking work in every city?

  1. 1

    Call (781) 957-5327 or send the estimate form

    with your address, what needs to be done and a few photos.

  2. 2

    Get a free estimate

    , in person or from your photos, with the price before any work starts.

  3. 3

    We do the work and haul everything away

    , leaving the area swept.

We answer 24 hours a day, Monday through Saturday, in every city on this page.

Booking junk removal or demolition in our service areas

Not sure if your street is covered? If you're in or right next to one of the cities above, call and ask. Request a free estimate online or call (781) 957-5327, any hour Monday through Saturday.

Service Areas FAQ

Who picks up junk near me?

If you're in Malden or one of the 11 cities on this page, WA picks up furniture, cleanout loads, renovation debris and yard junk. Call (781) 957-5327 any hour Monday through Saturday.

Is junk removal free?

City programs collect a limited number of bulky items, often with stickers, permits or fees. A private crew charges for the job, but takes everything in one visit, including construction debris.

Who does demolition work near me?

WA handles demolition in Malden and all 11 cities around it: interior tear-outs, decks, steps, sheds and small structures, with the debris hauled away by the same crew.

Who cleans yards near me?

WA does full yard cleanups across Malden and the 11 cities around it: leaves, brush, branches, overgrown corners and yard junk, all hauled away.

Who does concrete driveways near me?

WA builds driveways and sidewalks in concrete, asphalt or pavers in Malden and every city listed above, with the old surface removed and hauled away.

What does junk removal cost?

It depends on how much there is, what it's made of and how hard it is to reach. We give you a free estimate before any work starts.

Ready to clear it out?

Tell us what needs to go, come down or get fixed. The estimate is free, and you get the price before any work starts.