What we take

If it fits in the truck and it isn’t hazardous, it’s going.

The full list of what comes with me, and the short list of what legally can't. Donated and recycled wherever possible, priced by the cubic yard with a $165 minimum.

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Furniture
Couches & sofas
Mattresses
Tables & chairs
Dressers & wardrobes
Bookshelves
Bed frames
Appliances
Refrigerators & freezers
Microwaves & ovens
Washers & dryers
Dishwashers
Water heaters
Air conditioners
Electronics
TVs & monitors
Computers & laptops
Printers & scanners
Stereo equipment
Gaming consoles
Other e-waste
Yard Waste
Leaves & clippings
Branches & brush
Stumps & roots
Garden debris
Fencing materials
Soil & mulch bags
Construction Debris
Wood & lumber
Drywall & plaster
Tiles & bricks
Concrete chunks
Scrap materials
Demo waste
Household Clutter
Boxes & packing
Toys & games
Books & magazines
Clothing & textiles
General household junk
Garage clutter
Old Equipment
Exercise machines
Bicycles & scooters
Power tools
Hand tools
Lawn mowers
Outdoor equipment
Scrap Metal
Aluminum
Steel & iron
Copper
Brass
Metal pipes
Auto parts
Off limits

What we can’t take.

California bans a lot more from household trash than most people realise — every battery, all electronics, bulbs, paint, tires and treated wood among them. I wrote up the full list and the free programs that take each one, because for most of it the legal route costs nothing.

For safety and environmental compliance, hazardous materials are off limits. These need a licensed hazardous waste facility, not a junk truck.

Not sure which side of the line your item falls on? Call or text me and I’ll tell you straight.

Chemicals — paint, pesticides, motor oil
Gasoline & flammable substances
Asbestos
Medical waste
Explosives

Still wondering about that one weird thing in the garage?

Send a photo and you’ll get a straight answer, free.