JUNK ALL MIGHTY — TRUSTED & RELIABLE
Emergency Hoarding Cleanup in New York, New Jersey & Pennsylvania — Same-Day and 24-Hour Service
Some cleanouts can wait. This one can’t.
Maybe there’s an inspection on Friday. Maybe your mother is being discharged from the hospital and the house isn’t safe for her to come back to. Maybe a tenant left behind ten years of stuff and the new lease starts Monday.
Whatever put you on this page, here’s what matters: Junk All Mighty sends crews out same-day and next-day across New York City and New Jersey. We show up in unmarked trucks if you want. We don’t ask why. We just clear the place out.
Trusted And Reliable Junk Removal Service!
We offer customers regular collection of junk, on a scheduled or call basis, with a safe level of service.
We Work on Your Deadline, Not Ours
Most hoarding cleanups happen on somebody else’s clock. A city inspector set the date. A hospital set the date. A judge set the date. We’ve done this enough times to know the deadline is the whole job. Here’s who calls us:
Landlords and property managers. An HPD violation, a failed inspection, a fire marshal order, or a unit that has to turn over before the first of the month. Send us photos today and in most cases we can have a crew in the unit tomorrow. We’ll also give you before-and-after photos for your records, because we know the city wants proof.
Families dealing with a hospital stay. A parent falls, ends up in the hospital, and suddenly the whole family finds out how bad the house got. Discharge is in five days and the social worker says the home has to be safe first. We clear walking paths, remove the piles, haul out the spoiled food and the broken furniture, and get the house to a place where someone can actually live in it again.
Families settling an estate. When a loved one passes and the house was full, the clock starts anyway. The realtor wants it empty, the lease has to be surrendered, or the family flew in and only has a week. We can clear a full house in one to three days depending on size, and we set aside anything that looks like documents, photos, jewelry, or cash. We find things families thought were gone.
Realtors and attorneys. Closing is scheduled and the property has to be delivered broom-clean. Give us the access and the date. We’ll hit it.
Same-Day Hoarder Cleanup — How It Works
1. Call or text us photos. You don’t need to clean up before we see it — we’ve walked into worse, we promise. A few photos from your phone is enough for us to size the job.
2. Get a firm number, fast. We quote by volume, not by the hour, so nobody’s dragging their feet on your dime. You’ll have a real price within hours, not days.
3. Crew shows up. Stuff leaves. Same-day or next-day in most of our service area. We bring the trucks, the labor, the bags, and the muscle. You point, we haul. Anything usable gets donated when possible; the rest is disposed of properly. We finish with a broom sweep so the space is ready for whatever comes next — an inspection, a cleaning crew, a fresh start.
24-Hour Emergency Response Across NYC, New Jersey & Pennsylvania
We run crews throughout the New York, New Jersey & Pennsylvania:
New York: Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, Manhattan, Staten Island, plus Yonkers White Plains, New Rochelle, Queens and lower Westchester.
New Jersey: Jersey City, Newark, Hoboken, Elizabeth, Bayonne, and surrounding Hudson, Essex, and Union County towns.
Nights and weekends aren’t a problem — a lot of our emergency work happens on Saturdays because that’s when families can actually be at the house. If your situation truly can’t wait until morning, call anyway. We’ll figure it out.
What Emergency Hoarding Cleanup Costs
Straight answer, because you deserve one: most of our hoarding cleanouts land between $800 and $2,500, depending on how much needs to go and how hard it is to get it out (walk-ups and buildings with elevator rules take longer). A single packed room costs less. A whole house that’s been filling up for twenty years costs more — severe, multi-room jobs can run into five figures anywhere in the NYC metro, and anyone who quotes you a flat cheap price sight unseen is planning to renegotiate in your living room.
We don’t do that. You get one firm, volume-based price before we lift a thing, and rushing the timeline doesn’t mean we jack up the rate. Emergency scheduling is part of the job, not an upcharge.
What We Handle — and What We Don't
We take: furniture, mattresses, clothing, boxes, papers, bagged trash, spoiled food, appliances, e-waste, construction debris, yard junk, and basically anything two strong people can carry out of a building. Basements, attics, garages, storage units — all of it.
We don’t take: biohazards. If the property involves things like animal waste buildup, mold remediation, or a scene that needs certified trauma cleaning, that work legally requires a specialized remediation company. We’ll tell you honestly if that’s what you’re looking at, we can work alongside those crews, and we’ll point you to people who do it right. What we won’t do is pretend, take your money, and leave you with a failed inspection.
Done Quietly, Done with Respect
Hoarding isn’t a character flaw — it’s something millions of households deal with, and nobody plans for it. Our crews are trained to keep their opinions to themselves and their hands moving. If you’d rather the neighbors not know what’s happening, we’ll come in unmarked trucks and keep the operation low-key. If the person who lives there wants to be involved in deciding what stays, we work at their pace on the keep-or-toss calls while still hitting your deadline on the hauling.
You called because something has to happen fast. It will. But fast doesn’t have to mean cold.
Frequently Asked Questions
Most frequent questions and answers
Same-day in most of NYC and North Jersey if you call before noon; next-day almost everywhere else in our service area. Tell us your deadline when you call and we’ll tell you straight whether we can beat it.
Yes. Weekend appointments are common for emergency jobs, and we take after-hours calls. If a lease turnover or inspection has you against the wall, don’t wait until Monday to call.
That’s usually the entire reason people call this line. Give us the date and photos of the space. Most single units are done in one day; larger homes take two to three. We’ll commit to a completion date before we start.
Not from us. Unmarked trucks on request, plain-clothes crew, and we don’t discuss the job with neighbors, supers, or anyone else. Your business stays your business.
Yes — we work with landlords and property managers across NYC and NJ on post-eviction and abandoned-unit cleanouts, including heavy hoarding situations. Ask about documentation photos for your files.
That happens more often than not, and it’s fine. We can do a staged cleanout — safety and access first (exits, hallways, kitchen, bathroom), then the rest at a pace the family agrees on. The deadline gets met without steamrolling anyone.