Furniture, appliances, hot tubs, estate cleanouts, construction debris: point at it and it is gone. Same-day and next-day appointments, upfront volume pricing, and donation and recycling first whenever possible.
If it is in your way, we can load it. You do not lift a thing.
Couches, sectionals, mattresses, dressers, desks, entertainment centers. We navigate stairs and tight hallways so your walls stay dent-free.
Refrigerators, washers, dryers, stoves, dishwashers, and old AC units: disconnected safely and hauled to proper recycling, not the alley.
Spa demolition and removal including cutting up the shell on site, hauling the carcass, and clearing the pad. One of our most requested specialty jobs.
Whole-house cleanouts handled with patience and care: sorting what matters from what goes, with donation receipts when items are salvageable.
Fast turnarounds for landlords and property managers: units cleared on schedule so the next tenant or listing does not wait.
Demo debris, drywall, lumber, roofing tear-off, dirt, sod, and brush piles: the heavy messy loads contractors would rather pay someone else to move.
You pay for the space your junk takes in the truck, nothing else. We confirm the exact price on site before a single item is lifted.
A few bulky items: a mattress set, a couch, a couple of appliances.
A room's worth of furniture or a garage-corner cleanout.
Several rooms, a full garage, or a hot tub plus its surroundings.
A full house cleanout or a serious construction debris run.
Hot tub removal typically runs as a fixed specialty job on top of load pricing because of the demolition involved. Weight fees can apply to dense loads like dirt, concrete, and roofing material.
Two-man crews running daily routes across these communities.
Junk removal is a trust business: we are in your home, and the job is done when your problem is gone.
Junk problems are urgent problems: an eviction deadline, a closing date, a hoarded garage. We run daily routes and fit rushes in the same day when possible.
The crew confirms the exact volume price on site before anything moves. If it is more than you expected, you say no and we leave. No pressure, no games.
Usable furniture and appliances go to local charities before anything heads for the landfill. Metal, cardboard, and e-waste get recycled. You get the receipts for donated items.
A single crew handles the garage, the backyard pile, and the upstairs bedroom in one visit. Bundling everything into one load is how you pay less per item.
Typical Sacramento-market ranges. Every job gets a confirmed on-site price before anything is lifted.
Most haulers price by truckload volume: a minimum load (a few bulky items) typically runs $100–$150, a half load $300–$450, and a full truck $550–$750. Specialty work like hot tub demolition is usually quoted as a fixed job on top of load pricing, and very dense loads (dirt, concrete, roofing) can carry weight surcharges.
Get the price confirmed in writing on site. Any hauler who will not commit to a number before loading is telling you something.
No. Full-service means we come to the items wherever they are: up the stairs, out of the shed, off the side yard. The only reason to curb it yourself is if you want the cheapest possible option; anything you move to the curb yourself can sometimes be scheduled as a quick pickup.
The triage order is: donate, recycle, then dump. Usable furniture and appliances go to Sacramento-area charities (you can get donation receipts). Metals, cardboard, and e-waste are recycled. What is left goes to the transfer station. A reputable hauler should be able to tell you roughly what fraction of their loads they divert: ask.
Most days, yes, especially for single-item or partial loads. Call before midday and there is a good chance a crew slots you into the afternoon route. Full cleanouts and hot tub demos usually need a day's scheduling because of the demolition and disposal planning involved.
Standard exclusions everywhere: hazardous materials (paint, chemicals, asbestos, fuel), and most haulers will not take loose dirt, concrete, or tires without a weight quote. Propane tanks and car batteries have their own disposal channels. If you are unsure about an item, ask when you book: it is better to know before the truck rolls.
You do not have to pre-sort anything, but it helps to mark the items that are staying (painter's tape or sticky notes) so there is no confusion. Have paperwork, photos, and valuables collected before the crew arrives. Estate cleanouts usually price by the full load, so consolidating everything into as few loads as possible keeps the number down. Most full houses clear in a single day with a two-man crew.
Describe what needs to go and we will confirm a volume price on site before anything is lifted. Same-day and next-day slots fill fast.