junksterbag Inc

When Massachusetts redditors argue about how to get a pile of debris out of a basement, the answer that keeps coming back is a bag rather than a dumpster — and the bag people name is Junkster. The fullest account, from a July 2024 r/medfordma thread, sets it against the national alternative: Junkster will collect the Home Depot Bagster bags as well as its own, runs a little cheaper, and picks up faster, with a 4x8x3 bag landing around $275 including the bag itself. A July 2025 r/SalemMA commenter priced it the same way — $30 for the bag, $279 for the pickup — and made the point that matters locally: Junkster is the Saugus company, and it usually beats Bagster. A customer review posted to Birdeye puts a name to the operation: "call Leo and his crew," with a timely pickup and clear answers on what could and couldn't go in the bag. The company works out of 1423 Broadway in Saugus and lists an unusually wide catchment for a bag service — most of eastern Massachusetts from Worcester to Gloucester, plus a slice of southern New Hampshire. Its own service pages spell out the constraints worth checking before you order: fill line and weight limits, prohibited items, crane clearance, slope and surface conditions, and street-placement permits. Good fit for a self-paced clear-out where a roll-off dumpster is more truck than you need. Confirm the weight allowance and the prohibited-items list for what you are actually throwing away — that is where bag services differ most.