Oxford, MA

Trash Wizard Junk Removal services all of Central Massachusetts and beyond since 2009. Below we’ve compiled some information for Oxford, MA residents looking to get rid of any large items the private city haulers will not take.

Remember, anything the city haulers won’t take Trash Wizard usually will.  We never charge extra for appliances, electronics, sofas, T.V’s or the like.

Call 1-888-55-WIZARD(94927) or Book Online for more information!

If you’re looking to get rid of bulk items in Oxford, MA here is some contact information:

Bulk stickers are $10 a piece and the link provided above has a myriad of recycling and disposal information from the proper disposal of leaves and grass clippings to metals and electronics.

If you can’t or don’t want to lift a finger call Trash Wizard Junk Removal and we’ll be more than happy to remove any of your old, unwanted items. Whether it’s a single pick-up or a full home clean out, Trash Wizard Junk removal will “Make Your Junk Disappear!”

For more information ‘Book Online’ at www.TrashWizard.com or call 1-888-55-WIZARD(94927)

Leicester, MA

Leicester’s recycling center is located at 200 Manville, Street in Leicester,MA.

Click Here for a complete list of all hazardous waste items.

For more information on obtaining a resident sticker vist: www.LeicesterMA.Org for more information.

Can’t make it to the recycling center? Need a helping hand with your trash removal? Let Trash Wizard Junk Removal do the work! “We Make Your Junk Disappear!”

Sterling, MA

The Recycling Center is located at the Department of Public Works building at 171 Worcester Road.  They are open Wednesday and Friday 11:00am – 3:00pm and Saturday from 8:00 am to 3:30 am.  Closed on holidays.

You must have a Resident Sticker to make use of the Recycling Center.

Accepted Items
Scrap metal, household applicances, lead acid batteries, motor oil, antifreeze, tires, leaves & brush, Christmas trees, fluorescent light bulbs, mercury thermostats & thermometers, TVs, computers and other electronic devices, household batteries, cell phones, furniture, household items, clean clothing and books.  Most items are free but we do charge a small fee for some items.

Swap Area
Also located at the center is a Swap Area.  You can leave items that you no longer need, but that still have value to others.  Books, bicycles, small appliances, etc. have been left for swap.  If you see something that you like, take it home!  This is a great resource and prevents useful items from finding their way to the landfill.

TV’s and Computer Monitors
CRTs contain lead in the glass and solder used to encase the tube. A computer monitor, for example, contains about four pounds of lead (the exact amount depends on size and make). It is this lead content which raises concern over landfilling or incinerating discarded CRTs.
Electronic devices can contain other hazardous materials such as mercury, and hexavalent chromium in circuit boards, batteries, and color cathode ray tubes (CRTs). Mercury from electronics has been cited as a leading source of mercury in municipal waste.

Mercury
Mercury can cause serious ecological and health problems when released to the environment through human activities. When mercury-containing debris is placed in the trash or poured down the drain, the mercury does not disappear. Mercury does not degrade and is not destroyed by combustion. It cycles between soils, the atmosphere and surface waters. It accumulates in tissue and is toxic. Once mercury is released into the atmosphere, it can travel long distances, settle on soil and wash into lakes and rivers and deposit in the sediments. It finds its way into the environment from waste incinerators, landfills, or wastewater treatment facilities.

Common Mercury-Containing Devices or Material
Thermometers, mercury switches, chemistry kits, older lighted athletic shoes, flame sensors, manometers/barometers, waste dental amalgam, old latex paint (mercury was banned in latex paint in 1990), fluorescent/high density lamps, alkaline batteries. One drop of mercury entering a 20-acre lake annually is enough to elevate the mercury level in fish to a dangerous level! (The average thermometer holds 1-4 drops depending on size!) Thermostats and switches hold 3-4 drops! A manometer holds about 4 tablespoons!
Please bring any mercury containing device down to the recycling center.

Any items that the Sterling center doesn’t take can easily be disposed of by Trash Wizard. Let us do all the heavy lifting and hard work!

The Wachusett Earthday schedule and fees are for the following towns: Rutland, Sterling, Boylston, Holden, Paxton, Princeton and West Boylston.

Trash Wizard Junk Removal takes all of the same items listed and more! Feel free to give us a call for all your junk, trash and garbage disposal needs.

1-888-55-WIZARD(94927)

Hubbardston, MA

Board of Health
7 Main Street, Unit# 2
Hubbardston, MA 01452
Phone:
978-928-1400 x 212
Fax:
978-928-4806
Hours:
OPENING APRIL 9
2nd Saturday of each month, April -November (weather permitting)
8:00 – 12:00 noon

Click Here to see the fees for some common household items.

If you’re a resident and you don’t have the means to transport your unwanted junk or you are looking to get rid of items that are not on the recycling list call Trash Wizard to schedule an appointment. We charge by the amount of trash you have and we NEVER charge extra for anything. That means NO hidden fees!

Call 1-888-55-WIZARD (94927)

Oakham, MA

That sounds good to Trash Wizard! We understand that trying to dispose of certain household items can be a hassle. Without a local landfill or residential drop off location it’s difficult to junk that old couch or mattress. It becomes even harder to rid your residence of trash if you don’t have the man power or vehicle to transport it.

So residents of Oakham let Trash Wizard help!
Call 1-888-55-WIZARD(94927)
or
Book Online at www.TrashWizard.com