Serving Novi, Northville & nearby Based in Commerce Township, MI Free photo quotes

Bloomfield Hills & Bloomfield Township

Junk Removal in Bloomfield Hills, MI Estate Cleanouts, Remodels & Big-House Jobs

Estate cleanouts, remodeling debris, hot tubs and more large items than a weekly pickup allows, in the City of Bloomfield Hills and Bloomfield Township. Send photos for a quote.

  • Estate and whole-house cleanouts
  • No weekly item limit, no plastic wrapping
  • On-site estimates for large homes

Get a Free Quote in the Bloomfields

Tell us what needs to go. Small jobs can be quoted from photos; bigger cleanouts get a quick on-site estimate.

We'll contact you to confirm details and schedule your pickup.

Two communities, one address

The City of Bloomfield Hills is small, about five square miles and 4,460 residents in the 2020 Census, and known for large homes and landmarks like the Cranbrook Educational Community, a National Historic Landmark, along with Christ Church Cranbrook and Kirk in the Hills. Around it on most sides is Bloomfield Township: about 26 square miles and 44,253 residents, with Telegraph, Square Lake, Long Lake and Franklin Roads, lakes like Upper Long Lake, and Oakland Hills Country Club, host of six U.S. Opens and the 2004 Ryder Cup.

Many township homes carry a Bloomfield Hills mailing address, but the two are separate governments with separate trash contracts. What goes to the curb, and how, depends on which side of the line you're on. Either way, we handle the jobs curbside pickup doesn't.

  • 4,460Bloomfield Hills (2020)
  • 44,253Bloomfield Township (2020)
  • CranbrookNational Historic Landmark
  • Oakland HillsSix U.S. Opens
Junk removal in Bloomfield Hills: crew carrying an antique armoire from a large stone home

Bulk pickup rules on each side of the line

Based on each community's published guidelines:

Bloomfield Township

  • Furniture and appliances weekly on your trash day, no extra fee, out by 7 a.m.
  • Around two or three items per week
  • Mattresses must be wrapped in plastic
  • Fridges, freezers and AC units: notify the day before, doors removed, separate truck
  • Yard waste from mid-March through the third week of December

City of Bloomfield Hills

  • Appliances, hot water tanks, air conditioners and furniture with regular trash
  • All doors and racks removed from appliances
  • Carpet rolled and tied, up to 4 feet and 60 pounds per roll
  • Sheds, vehicles and industrial equipment excluded
  • The city switched residential haulers in 2026; check its website for current details

Neither program is built for a whole-house cleanout, a remodel's worth of debris or a hot tub, and in both you have to get everything to the curb yourself. That's where we come in. For hazardous waste, the township holds its own annual drop-off day; the city points residents to SOCRRA or a licensed facility in Livonia.

Estate cleanouts and big-house jobs

Big houses tend to mean big jobs: finished lower levels, multiple garages, and rooms that have held the same furniture for decades. When a family home is being sold or settled, the cleanout usually comes after the family has taken what matters and after any estate sale. We walk the house with you, your executor or your realtor, agree on what goes, and clear it room by room, lower level, attic and garages included. See estate cleanouts.

Remodeling instead? Old cabinets, counters, flooring and fixtures are covered by construction debris removal, and the backyard spa by hot tub removal.

Bloomfield Hills junk removal services

Whatever needs to go, junk removal in Bloomfield Hills works the same way: send photos, get a clear price, and it gets hauled away.

Also serving areas near Bloomfield Hills

Besides junk removal in Bloomfield Hills, we work throughout the communities around our Commerce Township base, including:

Bloomfield Hills junk removal FAQ

Is Bloomfield Hills the same as Bloomfield Township?

No. The City of Bloomfield Hills is a small, separate city surrounded on most sides by Bloomfield Township, and the two have different trash contracts and rules. Many township homes have Bloomfield Hills mailing addresses, which is why we cover both on one page.

How does bulk pickup work in Bloomfield Township?

Large items such as furniture and appliances are collected weekly on your regular trash day at no extra fee, out by 7 a.m. Priority Waste asks residents to keep it to around two or three items a week, and mattresses must be wrapped in plastic.

How does bulk pickup work in the City of Bloomfield Hills?

The city's guidelines list appliances, hot water tanks, air conditioners and furniture as bulk items that go out with regular trash, with doors and racks removed from appliances. The city changed residential haulers in 2026, so check its Garbage & Recycling page for current scheduling details.

How do I get rid of a refrigerator in Bloomfield Township?

For curbside pickup, notify Priority Waste the day before and remove the doors; a separate truck collects Freon appliances. Or we can take it from the kitchen, basement or garage as it is.

Where do residents take hazardous waste?

Bloomfield Township runs its own household hazardous waste drop-off day for residents each year. The City of Bloomfield Hills points residents to SOCRRA or a licensed facility in Livonia. Check each community's website for current details.

Do you do on-site estimates for large homes?

Yes. Whole-house and estate cleanouts start with a walk-through so we can plan the crew and give an accurate price.

Get your Bloomfield Hills junk removal quote

City or township, send photos and tell us about the home. We'll quote it or set up a walk-through.

Request your free quote

Tell us what needs to go. Small jobs can be quoted from photos; bigger cleanouts get a quick on-site estimate.

We'll contact you to confirm details and schedule your pickup.

Get a Free Quote