Carrick sits on a crest above the Monongahela River on Pittsburgh’s southeastern edge, with Brownsville Road running along the top as its main street. The Carrick stretch of Brownsville Road is about 2.2 miles long and has three business districts with homes in between.
The neighborhood got its name in 1853, when Dr. John H. O’Brien opened a post office and named it after his hometown of Carrick-on-Suir, Ireland. It became a borough in 1904 and joined Pittsburgh in the 1920s. Today JUNKED. drives in from Canonsburg, about 14 miles away, to haul away furniture, appliances and clutter.
Here’s how a job in Carrick works: call or text (412) 905-9453 or send the request form, ideally with a few photos. We give you a free quote, show up in the window we agreed on, and do all the carrying and loading. We donate and recycle what we can, haul away the rest, and sweep up before we leave. JUNKED. is fully insured and licensed.
Carrick has nine neighbors, including Knoxville, St. Clair, Overbrook, Brookline and Bon Air in the city and the boroughs of Mount Oliver, Baldwin and Brentwood. Phillips Park, Volunteers Field and the Carnegie Library of Carrick are local landmarks, and since the early 2000s Carrick has been the center of Pittsburgh’s Nepali and Bhutanese communities.
Housing ranges from single homes on side streets to apartments above storefronts on Brownsville Road. We expect requests to clear apartments between tenants, carry furniture down from upper floors, empty basements and handle full-house cleanouts.
For apartments over a shop, tell us about the stairs and where we can stop the truck. Brownsville Road is busy, so we often park on a side street and carry.
Carrick’s name dates to 1853, when Dr. John H. O’Brien opened a post office and named it after his hometown, Carrick-on-Suir in Ireland. The neighborhood became a borough in 1904 and joined Pittsburgh in 1926. Today Phillips Park, Volunteers Field and the Carnegie Library of Carrick anchor the community.
Apartment Cleanouts: Units cleared between moves and tenants.
Furniture Removal: Couches, dressers, beds and recliners carried out.
Basement Cleanouts: Decades of stored boxes and furniture brought up and out.
House Cleanouts: Whole homes emptied, room by room.
Rental Property Cleanouts: Tenant turnovers for landlords and managers.
Washer & Dryer Removal: Old washers and dryers carried out.
Carrick sits between Brentwood, Baldwin and Mount Oliver, with Whitehall and the rest of Pittsburgh close by. We serve the whole area within about 15 miles of Canonsburg. See our full service area.
Call or text (412) 905-9453, or send a request through our online form. You can include photos.
We’ll tell you what to expect before any work starts.
We load everything and clean up after ourselves, and we donate or recycle what we can.
We’re available 7 days a week, 7am to 7pm.
Yes. It’s about 14 miles from Canonsburg in a straight line, inside our roughly 15-mile service area.
Yes. We do the stairs. Let us know the floor and whether there’s a back staircase.
Yes. We clear what the last tenant left so the unit can be cleaned and shown. See our rental property cleanouts page.
Yes. Our washer and dryer removal page explains what we need: water off and hoses disconnected, and gas dryers shut off by a qualified pro.
Usually on a nearby side street or in a driveway, then we carry. Tell us what’s around your building.
Same-day and next-day service is often possible. Call or text to check.
Yes, 15210 and 15227.
Call or text (412) 905-9453 or request your free estimate online. JUNKED. serves Carrick 7 days a week, 7am to 7pm.
