Junk hauling under the name 1800Mr-Junker, known as 1-800-Mr-Junker, has covered Connecticut since 2007 from 253 Roosevelt Drive in Derby. Founder Pat Civitella runs the company, which keeps its own recycling facility and reports recycling about 90 percent of each pickup. Usable furniture and appliances go to local charities or to Roosevelt Tower and Antiques Salvage, a reuse outlet. Construction debris and scrap metal are broken down for recycling. Crews of at least two people work from a 15-yard truck or a 30-yard truck. Hauls include household goods, computers and other electronics, appliances, construction materials, concrete, tires, cardboard, office and warehouse equipment, landscaping materials, paper, and leftovers from garage and estate sales. Junk cars are removed at no charge. The company is licensed and insured and takes cash, checks, and major credit cards.
Listed hours: Mon-Sun 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Accepts: Household goods, Computers, Monitors, Copiers, Printers, Televisions, Washers, Dryers, Refrigerators, Construction materials, Concrete, Tires, Exercise equipment, Electronics, Cardboard, Office furniture, Office equipment, Warehouse equipment, Landscaping materials, Plants, Paper, Magazines, Garage sale leftovers, Estate sale leftovers, Junk cars, Scrap metal
Services: Residential junk hauling · Commercial junk hauling · Junk car removal at no charge · 15-yard and 30-yard trucks · On-site recycling facility · Donation and outlet resale
Does 1-800-Mr-Junker remove junk cars?
Junk cars are removed at no charge, including vehicles damaged in an accident, broken beyond repair, or simply old.
Does 1-800-Mr-Junker recycle what it hauls?
The company runs its own recycling facility and reports recycling about 90 percent of pickups. Usable items go to charities or to the Roosevelt Tower and Antiques Salvage outlet store.