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Junk Removal & Moving in Tuckahoe, NY
Junk removal and moving in Tuckahoe, NY, a compact village just across the Bronx River from the Crestwood section of Yonkers. Furniture, appliances, apartment move-outs and renovation leftovers.
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- Local moves
- Packing & wrapping
- Couches
- Mattresses
- Fridges
- Hot tubs
- Garage clean-outs
- E-waste
- Yard debris
- Estate clean-outs
- Pianos
- Construction debris
Junk removal services in Tuckahoe
Marble history, modern clutter.
Tuckahoe is a village of about 7,100 people (2020 census) in the Town of Eastchester, packed into six-tenths of a square mile. In the 1800s its quarries made it known as the “marble capital of the world.” Today it’s a small, walkable village with Metro-North service close by.
More than a third of Tuckahoe households are one person living alone, according to the census. That often means smaller moves and apartment clean-outs, such as a bedroom set, a couch, a few boxes and an old air conditioner, rather than a whole house.
Whatever the size, we carry it out, load it and leave the space swept. Renovating? Tuckahoe won’t take construction debris at the curb, and that’s something we can haul. Pricing is by truck load; see how the four sizes work.
Furniture
Bedroom sets and couches out of village apartments.
Appliances
Old A/C units and fridges, which Tuckahoe treats as separate metal pickup.
Yard & debris
Cabinets, countertops and reno leftovers the village won't take at the curb.
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Moving in and out of Tuckahoe
Short moves, careful timing.
Tuckahoe borders Bronxville to the south and the Crestwood section of Yonkers across the Bronx River, so plenty of moves here are short hops between neighboring villages and cities. Short doesn't mean simple: floors, stairs and parking still decide how long the job takes.
If you're moving out of an apartment building, check its rules on move hours and elevator use, and let us know about any loading area or parking limits on your block.
Check the bulk day
Tuckahoe's sanitation guide lists Tuesday as bulk day, and appliances go out as separate metal pickup. Confirm the current schedule before you set anything out.
Keep construction debris separate
The village doesn't take lumber, sheetrock, tiles, cabinets or countertops at the curb. Tell us about renovation leftovers when you book.
Count the stairs
Your floor, the number of stairs and whether there's an elevator tell us how many people to send.
How Tuckahoe bulk pickup compares to hiring a crew
Bulk day, metal day, and what's left over.
The Village of Tuckahoe's sanitation guide splits large items into bulk pickup and metal pickup, with a list of things it won't collect at all. Here's the summary.
What the Village of Tuckahoe handles
- Sofas, mattresses, dressers, shelving and other large furniture qualify for bulk pickup; the village's guide lists Tuesday as bulk day.
- Refrigerators and other appliances are handled as metal pickup items.
- Glass items such as mirrors and window glass are treated as bulk.
- Construction debris isn't collected: lumber, sheetrock, plaster, tiles, cement, cabinets, countertops, roofing, windows, insulation, and ceramic sinks and toilets.
Sources: Village of Tuckahoe, Sanitation Schedule · Sanitation and Recycling Reference Guide. Checked October 2026. Rules change, so confirm before you set anything out.
When calling a crew makes more sense
- You're renovating and need cabinets, countertops or old fixtures gone.
- You're clearing a whole apartment at once.
- The items are inside, upstairs or in a basement.
Tuckahoe and nearby areas we serve
Between the Bronx River and Eastchester.
Tuckahoe sits inside the Town of Eastchester, with Bronxville to the south, unincorporated Eastchester to the north and east, and Yonkers across the river to the west.
Nearby areas we serve
Tuckahoe junk removal & moving FAQs
Tuckahoe questions, answered.
What day is bulk pickup in Tuckahoe?
The Village of Tuckahoe's sanitation guide lists Tuesday as bulk day for furniture and mattresses, with appliances handled as separate metal pickup. The guide was last revised in 2021, so check with Public Works before you put anything out. If you'd rather skip the curb entirely, we can carry items out for you.
Will you take renovation debris in Tuckahoe?
Tuckahoe won't collect construction debris such as sheetrock, tiles, cabinets or countertops at the curb. We haul away renovation leftovers. Tell us what materials you have and roughly how much, so we can quote it and plan the truck space.
Do you handle small apartment move-outs?
Yes. A single apartment, like a bed, a couch, a dresser and a few boxes, is a normal-sized job for us. Small loads are priced by volume starting from a minimum load, so you aren't paying for a full truck you don't need.
How close are you to Tuckahoe?
Very close. Tuckahoe sits just across the Bronx River from the Crestwood section of Yonkers, and Yonkers is our home base. Call with your address and what needs to go, and we'll tell you when a crew can get there.
Can you clear out a basement in Tuckahoe?
Yes. We bring everything up and out, whether it's old furniture, boxes, exercise equipment or a broken appliance, then sweep the floor. If you're keeping some things, mark them before we arrive so they stay put.
Clearing out in Tuckahoe?
Call us now.
A real person picks up. Tell us about your move or haul and we'll take it from there.
(914) 415-9099