Your one stop shop for:

If it's on your list, just ask. One time cleanups or regular visits.

Trimming, leaf cleanups, mulch, garden beds, and seasonal yard prep.

Garages, basements, estate cleanouts, and post-construction debris. We haul it.

Decks, driveways, siding, walkways, and patios. Looks new again in an afternoon.

In-home moves, donation runs, single rooms, and small loads.
Fences, trim, sheds, and small interior touch-ups.
Gutter cleaning and anything else you've been putting off.
Manchester-by-the-Sea · Beverly · Essex · Gloucester · Hamilton · Wenham · Ipswich
Narragansett · South Kingstown · Wakefield · North Kingstown · Charlestown
Outside these towns? Call us anyway. For bigger jobs, we'll travel.
Locally owned by two guys who show up, work hard, and leave it cleaner than they found it.

Troy has lived in Manchester-by-the-Sea his whole life and now studies Finance and Real Estate at Auburn University.
Hover to read Troy's storyTroy and Stephen go all the way back to kindergarten in Manchester. Their old teacher still cheers them on, and you can read what she wrote on our reviews page.
Brick House started with the two of them saying yes to whatever neighbors needed: a yard cleanup here, a garage cleanout there. It grew from there, one job and one referral at a time.
Troy is the steady one on the crew. He shows up early, works until it is done right, and treats every property like it belongs to his own family.
When he is not on a job, you will find him out fishing or in the kitchen cooking.

Stephen grew up in Manchester-by-the-Sea and now studies Business at the University of Rhode Island.
Hover to read Stephen's storyHis first real job was parking cars at the Singing Beach lot. After a summer of watching families drag coolers and chairs down the long walk to the sand, he had an idea.
That idea became Beach Bums, an electric golf cart shuttle from downtown Manchester to Singing Beach. The permits were the hard part. The rides were the fun part, and the story ended up in the Boston Globe and on WCVB.
Along the way he ran a small side hustle turning old VHS tapes into digital files, played football and lacrosse, and was named his football team's MVP senior year.
He eventually sold his share of Beach Bums to go all in on Brick House. Summer 2026 was long days from May to August, and it paid off. With school at URI, Brick House now works in South County, RI as well as the North Shore.
Beach Bums in the news: Boston Globe · WCVB · Gloucester Times · Manchester Cricket
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