East Coast Trash Pickup

Barrels gone from the end of the driveway and trash on the ground: a January 2026 customer mentioned it to Devon that evening, and he came by, picked up the loose bags and left a big wheeled bin behind. In March 2026, a new customer got missed with two full bins — Devon rang to sort it out and then came himself with a pickup truck to haul them away. East Coast Trash Pickup runs weekly residential trash collection in the New Hampshire towns north and west of Manchester: Chichester, Auburn, Deerfield, Epping, Epsom, Litchfield, Merrimack, Allenstown, Northwood, Pittsfield, Raymond and Barnstead. The company says it is veteran-owned and plans to add commercial pickup and recycling. Customers describe the same few things over and over: collection on the scheduled day, a message when the schedule moves, a fair price, and a 96-gallon bin supplied. Several switched after the small hauler they had used was bought by a larger company, and two name Casella by way of comparison. One customer in August 2026 pointed out the crew runs 365 days a year and half-joked that they should take a holiday off. One May 2026 customer gave a single star and said the lack of consistency was unacceptable for a service they were paying for. It is the only complaint among the written accounts, and there is one thing to know about those accounts: eleven of the eighteen on file were posted on that same day in May 2026, and all eighteen date from this year. If you are in one of those towns and want a hauler whose owner picks up the phone himself, this is that. Before switching, ask how holiday weeks are handled and how a missed pickup gets made good.