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"We can’t recommend Scribby’s enough. Scheduling was simple, the driver dropped the dumpster in a tricky spot, and removed it the very next day for us. We shopped around, and you won’t find a better deal. 10/10 experience!"
All four roll-off sizes plus full-service junk removal — out of the Fremont yard.
Not sure which size the job in Hampton needs? Describe the job on the phone and we will name the size.
Call 603-634-9947Hampton is the major NH summer beach destination, with Hampton Beach itself drawing crowds along the boardwalk and the Route 1 strip running through town packed with restaurants, shops, and motels. The town is a mix of close-set beach cottages on the seaward side, seasonal rentals, and year-round residential streets further inland. Cottage and rental properties tend to need fix-up work in the shoulder seasons.
Hampton is about 18 miles southeast of our Fremont yard, roughly a 30-minute drive on Route 101 and Route 27.
Hampton runs all four roll-off sizes: the 10-yard sized for tight beach driveways, the 15 for medium remodels, and the 20 and 30 for full-house cleanouts, tear-offs, and contractor work, plus full-service junk removal when you would rather not load. In Hampton the 10 covers the small beach jobs, the 15 the mid-size ones, and a 20 or 30 takes an entire house.
Beach-area lots can be very tight, especially the streets closest to the boardwalk. The 10-yard is often the right call for those. Inland Hampton driveways generally have more room. Send us a photo of the spot and we'll tell you what fits.
Most of our Hampton stops are off Route 1, Route 1A, Ocean Boulevard, and Route 27, with deliveries spread out into the residential streets that branch off them. The streets closest to the boardwalk and Hampton Beach itself are dense and tight, with close-set cottages and short driveways. Up around Boar's Head and the older summer-home stretches, the streets are quieter but still close-quartered. The Hampton River and the marshes shape the inland edge of the beach side, and the residential streets that work back from there have more room. Year-round neighborhoods west of Route 1 toward the Exeter line have standard driveways and plenty of placement room. Beach side, a photo of the spot helps us pick the size.
Hampton work follows the seasons: cottage and rental fix-ups in the shoulder months, roof tear-offs and kitchen and bath remodels on the year-round streets, and one-off appliance pickups in between. Estate cleanouts come up when ownership changes hands. Summer adds shed, deck, and above-ground pool demos. Larger contractor jobs, additions, renovations, new builds, mostly run on a 20-yard parked for the week. Hot tubs, old beach furniture, and cottage cleanouts tend to book as junk removal, loaded by our crew.
Hampton Falls and North Hampton book onto the same Hampton trucks at the same price. Give the street address when you book and the routing is handled.
Hampton splits by side of town. Beach-side, the 10-yard fits the short cottage drives and the small remodel loads. Inland, the 15 covers kitchens and garages, the 20 does full-house cleanouts and most roofs, and the 30 covers new construction and the bigger demos.
Hampton trash runs curbside in town-issued carts, placed out only on collection day or the evening before, per DPW rules. Bigger loads go to the transfer station at 1 Hardardt's Way, and its week is unusual: closed Tuesday, open Sunday. Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday it runs 8 to 3, Thursday noon to 3. Accepted items carry disposal fees on the town's fee schedule.
| The load | Through the town | Roll-off dumpster |
|---|---|---|
| Weekly household trash | Town cart at the curb on collection day | The cart route handles this. |
| Cottage or rental turnover | Station trips with per-item fees | A 10 or 15-yard in the driveway between tenants |
| Renovation and roofing debris | Trailer loads to Hardardt's Way inside station hours | A 20-yard on site for the length of the job |
| Furniture and appliances | Fee schedule applies per item | Load the container, or have us carry it as junk removal |
Hampton runs under the 03842 ZIP. Beach-side streets are tight in summer, so for anything west of Ocean Boulevard in season, send a photo of the spot and we will plan the placement before the truck is on the road.
| Hampton housing | Figure | In practice |
|---|---|---|
| Median year built | 1978 | Beach-town stock from the 70s, now deep into renovation age |
| Median home value | $488,400 | Second-priciest town we serve, and owners here put money into the houses |
| Owner-occupied | 76.3% | The highest ownership rate on our schedule. These are owner projects, not landlord ones. |
Hours and rules change. Current rules: Town of Hampton, Transfer Station. Housing figures: US Census ACS.
No, call us instead. A loaded container dragged across pavement damages the surface and the box both. One call and the truck comes back to re-set it, which matters on Hampton's tighter beach-side drives.
A typical Hampton driveway takes the weight fine. The beach-side exceptions are sand-edged drives and pavers, which we plan around, with boards under the rails. Flag fresh sealcoat or decorative surfaces when you book.
Washers, dryers, dishwashers, and water heaters go in at no extra cost. Fridges, freezers, and AC units carry a small refrigerant-recovery fee under EPA rules. Mattresses are built into the quote, so there are no per-item fees like the ones on the transfer station's schedule.
Liquid paint, motor oil, and gasoline need a hazardous waste collection instead, along with anything else flammable or hazardous. Beyond that, nearly anything from a cottage cleanout or a job site goes in. Edge cases are on the acceptable items page.
Searching from Hampton, yes: the yard is in Fremont, 18 miles inland, and Hampton stays a scheduled route year-round, beach season included. Same four sizes, same up-front pricing as everywhere we deliver.
Hampton Falls, North Hampton, Seabrook, and Rye share the Seacoast runs with Hampton. The address drives the routing, not the town name on it. The full town list is on the service area page.
Yes. Hampton is the beach end of a Rockingham County roster that runs through Atkinson, Auburn, Brentwood, Candia, Chester, and 31 more towns, then on into southern NH and northern Massachusetts. Sizes and pricing hold across all of it.
326 North Road in Fremont, about 18 miles inland from Hampton. Scheduling keys on the address, and in summer we plan beach-side deliveries around the traffic, so the ocean blocks are no harder to book than the west side of town.
Per the town's posted schedule: Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday 8 AM to 3 PM, Thursday noon to 3, closed Tuesday. It is at 1 Hardardt's Way, and accepted items carry fees on the town's schedule. For a cleanout that would take several fee-paid trips, one flat-priced container covers it.
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"We can’t recommend Scribby’s enough. Scheduling was simple, the driver dropped the dumpster in a tricky spot, and removed it the very next day for us. We shopped around, and you won’t find a better deal. 10/10 experience!"
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"This guy runs a top notch operation. Easy and up front communication. And the junk was gone in the blink of an eye."
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"Contacted the owner to have some items removed from a property, and he was there the next day on a holiday to have them removed! He is responsive, prompt, and detailed. I highly recommend this service."
Driveways, jobsites, and everywhere in between across Hampton and the roads around it.
Tell us the address and what you're working on, and we'll get it on the calendar.
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