Junk Removal Services in Riverside County, CA

• Couch or sofaSectionals and sleeper sofas too.
• Mattress or box springTwin to king, with or without the frame.
• PianoVery heavy. Send a photo and tell us about stairs.
• Refrigerator or freezerPlease empty it and unplug it first.
• Washing machineDisconnected from power and water, please.
• Water heaterHave a pro disconnect it first.
• Treadmill or weightsHeavy is our department.
• Branches and limbsBundled or loose.
• ShedLight demolition, with debris removal and cleanup.
• TVs and electronicsAsk first. Send a photo of what you have.
• Paint, stains and solventsCounty hazardous waste sites take paint and most household chemicals free from residents.
• Propane tanksCounty hazardous waste sites take BBQ and camp-size cylinders free from residents.
• Recliner or armchairAny size, in any condition.
• Bed frame or headboardMetal, wood or flat-pack.
• Dresser or nightstandSolid wood or flat-pack.
• Dining table and chairsThe whole set, or just one piece.
• Coffee or end tableEasy to add to any pickup.
• Desk or office chairHome office or storefront.
• Bookcase or TV standEmpty the shelves and we do the rest.
• Patio furnitureWeathered sets and umbrellas too.
• SafeHeavy. Tell us the size and where it sits.
• Pool tableHeavy and often in pieces. Send a photo first.
• AntiquesYou may want to sell it first.
• Built-in cabinetsAttached to the house, so it counts as light demolition.
• Electric dryerUnplugged and ready to roll.
• Electric stove or rangeUnplugged, with the oven emptied.
• DishwasherDisconnected from water and power.
• Microwave or small applianceEasy to tuck into any pickup.
• Window or portable A/CThe easy ones.
• Gas dryer or gas stoveIt has to be disconnected and capped first.
• Central A/C or furnaceHard-plumbed. Have a pro disconnect it first.
• Restaurant equipmentSend photos so we can plan the lift.
• Boxes and binsPacked or half-packed, we load them.
• Shelving or workbenchMetal racks and wood benches.
• Bikes and scootersElectric ones need the battery removed first.
• Sports gearGoalies, golfers and everyone in between.
• Toys, luggage and decorHoliday boxes and kid stuff included.
• Old toolsTake batteries out of cordless tools first.
• Scrap wood and lumberSmall and medium piles. Big piles, ask first.
• BBQ grillTake the propane tank off first.
• TiresAsk first and tell us how many.
• Brush and clippingsBagged or piled.
• Palm frondsBagged or piled.
• Dead shrubs or small treesRoots and all, if you dug them out.
• Weeds and tumbleweedsGreat for clearing defensible space.
• Leaves and grassBagged is easiest.
• Old fencing and boardsPanels, pickets and posts.
• Landscaping debrisWhatever the project left behind.
• Dirt, sod, rock or gravelVery heavy and may need a different plan.
• Large stumps or whole treesTell us the size and send a photo.
• Treated or painted lumberIt needs separate handling. Send a photo.
• Everything in a room or closetClosets, cabinets and every room.
• Attic or storage unitSend us the address and a few photos.
• Office or storefrontWe clear businesses as well as homes.
• FenceLight demolition, with debris removal and cleanup.
• DeckLight demolition, with debris removal and cleanup.
• Playset or swing setLight demolition, with debris removal and cleanup.
• Drywall and remodel scrapsSmall jobs. For big ones, send a photo.
• Patio coverFreestanding is fine. Attached to the house, send a photo.
• Hot tub or spaPower must be off and the water drained first.
• Carport or porch roofAttached to the house, so send a photo first.
• Concrete slab or footingVery heavy and a different kind of job.
• Bulk lumber, concrete or tileHeavy. Send a photo so we can plan.
• Very full or hoarded homesSend photos so we can plan the right amount of time.
• A tenant's belongingsMake sure you are allowed to dispose of them first.
• Motor oil, gas and antifreezeCounty hazardous waste sites take it free from residents.
• Car and lithium batteriesCounty hazardous waste sites take them free from residents.
• Pesticides and fertilizerCounty hazardous waste sites take them free from residents.
• Pool chemicalsCounty hazardous waste sites take pool chlorine free from residents. Check their list for the rest.
• Medications and needlesAsk your pharmacy or the county hazardous waste program.
• Firearms and ammunitionContact your local law enforcement agency.
• Asbestos or lead abatementSpecialized, certified work. Call an abatement company.
• Mold or biohazard cleanupSpecialized work for a remediation company.
• Houses and large structuresToo big for light demolition.
• Anything unsafe to enterIf it could fall on someone, it is not a job for us.

A guide, not a promise. Condition, access and amount all matter, so send a photo for a straight answer.