Serving Buffalo, NY Mon–Fri 8–8 · Sat 8–12 · Sun closed (716) 671-0756

Straight answers before pickup day.

These answers separate known provider details from the parts of a job that still need confirmation.

List the largest items, approximate the remaining volume, give the pickup address, and describe stairs, elevators, parking, gates, long carries, disassembly, damage, moisture, or unusually heavy pieces. Photos may help the provider understand the load.

The supplied provider source says pricing is based on truck space, with the quote discussed before work begins. The final estimate can also depend on material type, access, weight, disassembly, labor, and disposal requirements. Confirm the actual amount and inclusions with the provider.

The source does not state a general curbside-only rule. Explain where the items are and how the crew must reach them. The provider can then confirm whether interior pickup is available for that job.

The supplied source identifies furniture, appliances, household clutter, yard debris, electronics, scrap metal, and cleanout loads. Acceptance varies by item and condition, so identify everything during the call rather than assuming it can be taken.

Keep paint, solvents, fuel, propane, chemicals, batteries, televisions, computers, tires, construction debris, wet or contaminated material, and attached fixtures separate until the provider confirms handling. City disposal rules also treat several of these categories differently.

Ask before pickup day. Water, gas, electrical, vent, and refrigerant issues may require preparation by the homeowner or a qualified trade. Do not disconnect a gas line or hard-wired appliance unless you are qualified to do so.

As of September 15, 2026, the City says eligible residents may place up to three qualifying bulk items with the regular tote each week. Property rules and restricted-item rules apply. Use the current City page or call 311 before setting items out.

The provider lists Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM, Saturday from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM, and Sunday closed.

Call (716) 671-0756 or email neil@macksjunkremoval.com. This website does not collect requests through a form.

No. This is an independently branded marketing and information website. The published phone and email connect visitors with the operating service provider that discusses and performs the service.

Municipal guidance checked against the City of Buffalo bulk trash page on September 15, 2026.

Tell the crew what needs to go.

Have the item list, pickup address, access notes, and a few photos ready. The local provider can then explain the next step and estimate process.