CleanSlate

Junk Removal · Earleville, Maryland

Junk removal
in Earleville.

Earleville sits at the bottom of the county along the Sassafras, far enough south that plenty of haulers price it as an away game. Large properties, old outbuildings, and a lot that has not been cleared out in thirty years.

Veteran-owned · Insured · Cecil County · 21919 · About 25 minutes from our yard

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8–8Open seven days

What we haul

Earleville
jobs we run

Every one of these is a service we run in Earleville week in and week out. Follow a link for how that specific job gets priced.

Where we work in town

Earleville,
street by street

We work the Route 282 corridor, the communities down along the Sassafras and Elk Necks, and the farm and woodland properties between them. This is a corner of the county where properties are large, outbuildings are common, and nobody has had a reason to clear anything out in a long time.

Where it goes

Disposal in
Cecil County

Cecil County runs its own disposal system and everything we pull out of a Earleville property stays inside it. The Central Landfill sits at 758 East Old Philadelphia Road in Elkton, open Monday through Saturday, 7:30am to 3:30pm.

Worth knowing, because it catches people out: the county’s two transfer stations — Woodlawn on Waibel Road in Colora and Stemmer’s Run in Earleville — only take bagged household trash and recyclables. Bulky waste, furniture, construction debris and cleanout material all have to go to the Central Landfill in Elkton, no matter which corner of the county it came from. So if you were planning to run a load to whichever one is closest to you, it will get turned away at the gate.

The scale house weighs trucks in and out and charges by the ton. That is the whole reason we ask for photos before quoting: the weight of a load is most of the cost of a load, and guessing at it over the phone helps nobody.

One more thing if you are comparing haulers — Cecil County facilities will not accept waste generated outside the county, and the reverse is true too. A hauler running your Earleville debris out of the county is paying to do it, and that shows up in your price.

Earleville questions

Before
you call

There is a transfer station right here — doesn’t that make it cheaper?

It is a fair assumption and unfortunately not the case. Stemmer’s Run only accepts bagged household trash and recyclables, not bulky waste or cleanout material. Everything we load in Earleville still has to go to the Central Landfill in Elkton, so the run is the same as it would be from anywhere else in the county. We would rather tell you that than let you think we are padding the drive.

Can you clear a property that is mostly overgrowth?

Yes — brush, storm debris, fallen limbs, and years of grown-in field edge. We cut and haul. What we do not do is stump grinding or take-downs of standing trees, which needs a tree service and different insurance.

How far ahead do I need to book?

Less than most people expect. A single-item pickup in Earleville can sometimes happen within a day or two; a full property cleanout needs more notice because it takes more than one day. Either way you get a firm date up front.

What if I cannot be there?

That is normal and not a problem. Tell us how to get to the items — an open garage, an unlocked gate, a lockbox code — and we will clear it, sweep up, and send you photos with the invoice.

Are there things you cannot legally haul?

A short list: liquid waste, paint, chemicals, fuel, propane tanks, asbestos and medical waste. Every disposal facility we use turns those away at the gate, so we will not load them. We would rather tell you up front than surprise you.

Free estimate

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No walkthrough appointment and no sales visit. Take a few pictures of the pile, text them to 410-996-4860, and we will come back with a real number for your Earleville job.

Prefer email? sales@cleanslatejunkmd.com