NANDY’S JUNK REMOVAL · WORCESTER COUNTY
Nandy’s Junk Removal clears rental units after tenants move out or after an eviction is complete, across Worcester, Shrewsbury, Auburn, Leicester, Spencer, Holden and the rest of Worcester County. We haul furniture, mattresses, appliances, bags of trash and basement leftovers, recycle what we can and leave the unit show-ready. Licensed and insured, with a certificate of insurance on request. Call or text (774) 420-6434.
Licensed & Insured
Certificate of insurance on request
Same-Day Pickup
Often available
Upfront Pricing
No hidden fees
Eco-Friendly
We recycle and donate
RENTAL PROPERTY CLEANOUTS
Every landlord knows the feeling. The tenant is gone. The keys are back, or they aren’t. And the unit still has a sagging couch, a mattress on the floor, a fridge full of something, and forty bags of whatever didn’t make it into the moving truck.
Every day that unit sits like that is a day without rent. A rental property cleanout gets it ready for paint, repairs and the next showing.
Nandy’s Junk Removal is a local, woman-owned company based in Paxton. We work with property owners, small landlords and property managers across Worcester County who need a fast, reliable trash-out without the runaround.
We don’t take hazardous materials like paint, chemicals or propane, and a few oversized items are not accepted. Send a photo if you’re not sure.
HOW IT WORKS
Call or text (774) 420-6434, or send photos through nandysjunkremoval.com. Unit photos from your phone are fine.
We reply with an upfront price and a time. No hidden fees.
Our uniformed, insured crew arrives on time and clears the unit, basement storage and any common areas you point out.
We recycle and donate what we can and dispose of the rest properly.
We sweep out, so your painters and other trades can start right away.
Payment is due on completion by card, cash or digital payment.
Same-day pickup is often available. Tell us your turnover date or showing date when you call.
Massachusetts has specific legal steps for evictions and for any belongings a former tenant leaves behind. Please make sure the legal process is finished and you have the right to clear the unit before you book a cleanout. If you're not sure, check with your attorney or the constable or sheriff handling the case. Once you're cleared to proceed, we'll take it from there.
Worcester is the second-largest city in New England, with more than 206,000 residents at the 2020 Census. It’s also the city of the three-decker. Historians estimate more than 6,000 three-deckers were built in Worcester between the late 1800s and the 1930s, and roughly 4,000 still stand. Most are rental buildings with three units, a shared basement, back porches and often an attic.
When one tenant moves out, it’s common to find not just their unit to clear but their share of the basement storage too. Over a few turnovers, an old three-decker basement can collect a decade of abandoned furniture.
Worcester is also a college city, with schools like WPI, Clark, Holy Cross and Worcester State. Student and young-renter move-outs tend to bunch up in May and again around the end of summer, and that’s when abandoned couches and mattresses show up on porches and sidewalks.
In short, the public options work for a homeowner with one item. For a landlord trying to turn a unit by Friday, they’re too slow. A rental property cleanout clears everything in one visit.
LOCAL KNOW-HOW
We clear apartments and three-decker units across the city, from Main South and Piedmont to Vernon Hill, Grafton Hill, Union Hill and Webster Square, plus single-family rentals on the west side.
Town page: Worcester
Shrewsbury has about 38,000 residents and a mix of condos, apartments and single-family rentals. Auburn, with close to 17,000 people, sits right where I-290, the Mass Pike and Route 12 meet, and has plenty of rentals for commuters.
Town page: Shrewsbury · Auburn
These towns have fewer large apartment buildings, but there are plenty of in-law units, duplexes and single-family rentals. We’re based in Paxton, so we’re close by for all of them.
Leo M. from Worcester said we did a great job on a big junk pile and that he’ll call us again. For landlords, a crew you can call again for every turnover is the whole point.
OTHER SERVICES
We also handle foreclosure cleanouts, estate cleanouts and hoarding cleanouts, plus basement cleanouts, garage cleanouts, attic cleanouts and shed cleanouts.
Old furniture, boxes, appliances and renovation leftovers carried up and hauled away.
Tools, bikes, scrap metal and old appliances hauled out so you can park inside.
Totes, old furniture and boxes brought down the stairs and hauled away.
Old mowers, tools and garden clutter hauled out, with metal sent to recycling.
Room-by-room estate cleanouts with donation coordination for usable items.
Discreet, respectful cleanouts at the pace of the person who lives there.
Trash-outs for banks, realtors and investors, with a certificate of insurance on request.
Furniture, appliances, mattresses, yard waste and more across Worcester County.
FAQS
Still have a question? Call or text (774) 420-6434 and Nandy or the crew will answer.
Nandy’s Junk Removal does rental property cleanouts and tenant trash-outs across Worcester and Worcester County. Call or text (774) 420-6434.
Often, yes. Same-day pickup is frequently available. Call or text early with your address and a few photos.
It helps to walk us through the first time. After that, let us know how to get into the unit, and we can work with you on access.
Yes. Massachusetts bans mattresses from the trash, so we take them for recycling as state rules require.
Yes. We’re licensed and insured, and a certificate of insurance is available on request.
It depends on what’s left behind. Send photos of the unit and storage areas, and we’ll reply with an upfront price with no hidden fees.
Yes. Just show us which items belong to the unit you’re turning over, or which areas you want cleared.
Vacant units don’t pay. Call or Text (774) 420-6434, or Get a Free Quote at nandysjunkremoval.com.
