What can Duck Soup
actually remove?
Short answer: most common household and property junk. Longer answer below. Not sure about something specific? Text us a photo — it's faster than guessing.
If it's junk, it's probably a yes.
- Furniture
- Appliances
- Mattresses
- Yard Debris
- Construction Debris
- Garage Junk
- Basement Junk
- Attic Junk
- Moving Leftovers
- Commercial Junk
Also a yes — no page of its own
- Boxes
- Household Junk
- General Junk
Ask us first
- Electronics
Text a photo or a few details and we'll tell you.
Not sure? Text us a photo.
If it's not on the list above, text us a photo anyway. Most household and property junk is a yes — the categories above cover the common cases, not every possible item.
Certain hazardous, regulated, or prohibited materials may not be accepted. That can include things like chemicals, certain paints and solvents, asbestos, and other regulated waste, depending on the item and local disposal rules.
If you're not sure whether something qualifies, send a photo and ask before you schedule — it's a quick answer.
Single items vs. full cleanouts
Full cleanouts
A garage, basement, attic or whole property with a mix of everything above is a cleanout. Scoped by the whole space rather than item by item.
Cleanout servicesBoth work the same way: text photos, get a price.
Not sure if we
take it? Ask.
Text us a photo of what needs to go and your ZIP code. We'll tell you straight and follow up with a price.
Or reach us directly at (516) 824-1750
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