Dumpsters and Junk Removal in Exeter, NH.

About Exeter

Exeter is a Seacoast town with a deeply historic core. Water Street runs through the center with the bandstand at its heart, and the streets around it hold a dense layer of colonial-era and Federal-era homes. Phillips Exeter Academy, the famous prep school, sits a short walk from downtown and shapes a lot of the town's character. Swasey Parkway runs along the Squamscott River on the edge of the downtown, and the residential streets fan out from there into the surrounding neighborhoods.

From Fremont, Exeter is about 10 miles east, roughly a 15-minute drive.

What we offer in Exeter

All four roll-off sizes are available in Exeter: 10-yard for tight downtown driveways, 15 for mid-size jobs, 20 for full-house cleanouts and roof tear-offs, and 30 for contractor and demo work. We also handle full-service junk removal for jobs where you don't want a container on the driveway for a week.

Driveways near the old downtown core can be short and tight, which is where the 10-yard usually earns its keep. Further out from Water Street the lots open up. Send us a photo of the spot and we'll tell you what'll fit.

Neighborhoods and roads in Exeter

Exeter sits right next to Fremont, which means we're out here often. NH-101 cuts across the north end of town and is the fastest route in from the yard, while NH-108 runs north to south through the downtown and out toward Stratham and Newfields. NH-111 ties Exeter back to Brentwood and Kingston to the west. Downtown is the tight grid around Water Street, Front Street, and the bandstand, with Federal-period and colonial-era homes packed close together. East and south of downtown the streets open up into newer subdivisions on deeper lots. Swasey Parkway hugs the Squamscott River on the edge of the historic core.

What customers in Exeter usually call us for

Common Exeter calls include kitchen and bathroom renovations on the older downtown housing stock, roof tear-offs as those homes cycle through new owners, and full-house cleanouts when an estate changes hands. The older homes near Phillips Exeter and along Front Street tend to generate the renovation work, and the newer subdivisions east of downtown bring in more standard cleanout and roofing jobs. We also get single-item pickups, things like an old hot tub on a back deck, a water heater that finally went, or a fridge that needs to be hauled. Shed and deck demos come up through the warmer months as well, often paired with a 15 or 20-yard parked alongside.

Sizing notes for Exeter homes

For the older downtown homes with tight driveways, a 10-yard is usually the safer fit, and it handles a bathroom remodel or a single-room gut comfortably. A 15-yard works well for kitchen jobs or a mid-size cleanout where you want a little more room. For full-house cleanouts, roof tear-offs on a typical two-story, or anyone working through a larger renovation, the 20-yard is the workhorse and fits most Exeter driveways outside the dense downtown blocks. The 30-yard is the call for additions, full demos, or contractor jobs where space allows.

Common questions from Exeter customers

Will a roll-off fit in a downtown Exeter driveway? Often yes, with a 10-yard or sometimes a 15. The dense streets around Water Street and Front Street can be tight, so a photo of the driveway and the approach helps us plan placement before we roll out.

Can you put the dumpster on the lawn? Usually yes. We bring boards to set under the wheels so the grass and the edge of the driveway don't get torn up. Mention it when you call.

What size do I need for a typical Exeter roof tear-off? A 20-yard handles most single-layer asphalt shingle tear-offs on a typical two-story. If the roof is larger or has multiple layers, the 30 is the safer call so you're not swapping mid-job.

Do you take old hot tubs and appliances? Yes. We can demo a hot tub and haul it on the same visit, and appliances like fridges, AC units, water heaters, and washers go in alongside other items on a junk removal run or into a dumpster you already have.