Clean House Removal, LLC

Two sheds — an 8x20 and a 4x6 — down, loaded and the ground raked clean in under four hours. That April 2025 job is the sharpest picture of what Clean House Removal does: the teardown-and-haul end of junk removal, not just a truck for curbside boxes. The Attleboro company works both sides of the Massachusetts–Rhode Island line, clearing attics, basements, garages, barns, pools and yards, doing interior demolition, and hauling construction debris and fire-damage cleanup. It describes itself as a family- and woman-owned local business, not a franchise, working since 2010, and says it is WBE certified. Its BBB file backs up the small scale and the ownership: a two-person operation run by Paige Furlong, on record since 2011, carrying an A+ grade without accreditation. The written history is short but consistent. In March 2025 a customer wrote that Tim and his crew finished ahead of schedule at a fair price and cleaned up after themselves. In January 2025 another said a real estate agent they trusted made the referral, and that of two companies who priced the job, this one came in lowest. Its Google page averages 4.8 across 17 ratings. What is worth knowing is how thin that written record is — three reviews, all from early 2025, nothing since — so the star average rests on ratings without stories behind them. Ask for recent references, and get the price structure in writing: whether it is by the load, by volume or by the hour, and what dump fees are included. For a shed, a deck, an interior tear-out or a full property cleanout in the Attleboro area, this is a small crew with specific praise for working fast and leaving the site clean.