Junk Removal in Severn, MD

Why Severn Homeowners Call MD Junk Pros

Severn is a big, spread-out corner of Anne Arundel County right up against Fort Meade and the NSA, so a lot of what we haul here is tied to moving — families PCSing in or out, estates being settled, houses getting emptied for sale. We work all of it: the townhomes of Still Meadows and the Provinces, the single-family streets of Sandridge and Severn Woods, and the older larger-lot properties along Severn Road and Telegraph Road out toward Severn Run. From a single mattress in a Meade Village townhouse to a whole-house estate cleanout, MD Junk Pros is a local crew with 200+ five-star reviews — one firm price up front, and we do the lifting.

We handle furniture and appliance removal, mattress and box-spring hauling, full-house and estate cleanouts, move-out and tenant turnovers, garage, basement and attic clear-outs, shed and playset demolition, and construction debris — anywhere across Severn's 21144, from Reece Road and Quarterfield out to Donaldson and New Cut Road. If it needs to come out and go away, that's the job.

Junk Removal Services We Offer in Severn

From a single-item pickup to a whole estate, here's what we take on most across Severn:

Recent Junk Removal Jobs in Severn

Every photo below is from an actual Severn job. No stock images, no other company's work.

Estate Cleanout — Telegraph Road

Telegraph Road (MD-170) · West Severn

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Telegraph Road — MD-170 — runs the length of Severn, and out toward the wooded west end it still has big, older lots with detached garages. This estate had been emptied into the yard beside the garage: an old recliner, a gas grill, a patio set, metal bed frames, bins and boxes, stacked and waiting. We loaded every piece, cleared the pad and the grass line, and left the property clean for the family to sell. When a house is already emptied and it's all sitting outside, we can usually knock it out same-day.

Full Estate Cleanout — Severn Road

Severn Road · larger-lot Severn

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Severn Road is one of the older, larger-lot stretches of Severn — Cape Cods and custom homes on half-acre-plus lots. This one was a full estate cleanout with everything still inside, and the kitchen alone was packed floor to counter with boxes, bags, totes, small appliances and years of accumulation. We worked it room by room, sorted what could be donated, and hauled the rest — a whole household's worth that filled the trailer — handing back a clean, empty house ready to list.

Move-Out Junk Removal — Dove Court

Dove Court · Still Meadows

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Dove Court sits in the Still Meadows townhomes off Reece Road, and this customer needed the place cleared before they moved. They set everything out front — mattresses, bagged household goods, a crib, shelving, bins, tires and furniture — and our crew ran it straight into the trailer. By the time we pulled away, the yard and walk were clear and swept, and the move could go ahead. That's our truck on the curb; when your court's next, that's the number to call.

What Junk Removal Costs in Severn

Every job starts at $175, and the price moves on three things: how much there is, how hard it is to reach, and how heavy it is. Severn covers a lot of ground — the townhomes of Still Meadows and the Provinces, the larger lots along Severn Road and Telegraph Road, and everything in between. A quick single-item grab, or a move-out where it's all set out front, is fast and cheap. A full estate cleanout that fills the trailer, like the ones on Severn Road and Telegraph Road, takes a crew and lands higher. Stairs and long carries add labor, and weight is the last lever — appliances, mattresses, a grill and water-logged boxes all cost more to tip than light clutter. We look at all three and quote one firm price before we lift anything. It does not change once we start, and the estimate is free.

Where Severn Junk Actually Goes

Severn is Anne Arundel County, and the county's transfer station is practically in your backyard — the Millersville Recycling and Transfer Station on Burns Crossing Road, minutes from Severn. General household junk and cleanout debris goes there; it only takes waste generated inside Anne Arundel, so a hauler has to show where the load came from. Metal and appliances — a grill, an old fridge, bed frames — go to a scrap yard for recycling, and whatever is still usable from an estate we try to send to donation first instead of the landfill.

The one thing we can't put on the truck is household hazardous waste — paint, motor oil, gasoline and propane, pool and lawn chemicals, pesticides and automotive fluids. Those get turned away from a commercial load, so they stay with you for Anne Arundel County's household hazardous waste drop-off at the Millersville landfill, held on scheduled days. If a Severn garage or shed has a shelf of old paint cans and mystery jugs, tell us up front and we'll sort what rides along from what you'll take to the county site.

Serving Nearby Areas

We also provide junk removal services to communities near Severn: