Junk removal services across the San Gabriel Valley
Pick the closest match, or skip it and text a photo. Precise prices every job the same way.
The crew hauls furniture, appliances, mattresses and construction debris, and clears garages. Estate and hoarding cleanouts too, plus light demolition when something has to come apart first. The team prices it from a photo: a price for the whole job, set by how much room the load takes on the truck, with a $50 minimum. Precise Junk Removal covers every town on the service-area page. Text a photo to (626) 590-3118.
The truck covers both ends of a project. A room gets cleared before the work starts, and then the cartons and the old fixtures come out as it goes back together. Each load gets its own photo and its own number, and the same crew shows up for both.
What the crew hauls most.
If your pile fits one of these, tap it.
Junk removal
Mixed piles of furniture, bags and boxes loaded in one stop and priced from a photo.
Furniture removal
One couch, or a sectional out of a back bedroom. The price comes off a photo of the piece and the way out.
Appliance removal
Fridges, washers and the chest freezer in the garage, carried out and loaded onto the truck.
Mattress removal
Mattresses and box springs out of the house, carried out by the Precise crew. Priced off a photo, from $50.
Garage cleanout
A whole garage priced off one photo, starting at the $50 minimum, loaded by the crew.
Estate cleanout
Whole-house cleanouts worked room by room, with anything the family keeps set aside.
Hot tub removal
It comes out in pieces, with the shell cut down and the sections hauled out.
Bulky item pickup
The couch or the dead fridge hauled off on its own, priced from one photo, from $50.
TV removal
Old TVs, the stand under them and the mount on the wall, carried out and loaded in one trip.
What the crew takes
The full list, plus where it all ends up.
Not listed?Text a photo to (626) 590-3118. Ask the crew what else they can do.
More junk removal jobs.
Construction debris removal
Drywall, tile, concrete and dirt hauled off the jobsite so the work can keep moving.
Hoarding cleanout
Floors and walkways cleared first, and nothing leaves until the person living there says so.
Light demolition
Interior demolition on a small scale. Walls that hold nothing up, tile and old flooring, and old cabinets taken apart, with the debris hauled out.
Attic cleanout
Boxes, old insulation and a disused swamp cooler, down the ladder and onto the truck.
Basement cleanout
Soft boxes and swollen particle board carried up the stairs and off the property.
Office cleanout
Desks, cubicle panels, chairs and filing cabinets out after hours.
Commercial junk removal
Stores and rental turnovers hauled by the same crew that prices them off a photo.
Shed removal
Emptied first, then taken down and hauled off, whether it is metal or wood.
Deck removal
Boards, joists, posts and the nails underneath, hauled out and the ground left level.
Fence removal
Panels, posts and footings off the lot, with the fence line left clear for the next crew.
Refrigerator and freezer removal
The old fridge or chest freezer off the kitchen floor. Priced off a photo, $50 minimum.
Small moves and appliance swaps
The pile the movers won't load, cleared before or after the move. $50 minimum, priced off a photo.
Landscaping
Sod, dirt, rock, pavers and the pulled-out hedge loaded up and hauled off after a yard project.
Tree trimming
Branches, limbs and trunk rounds hauled off after a trim
Gardening and yard maintenance
Bagged and loose green waste hauled by the load instead of a bin at a time.
Renovations
Remodel debris cleared in waves, demo through packaging, so the work area stays open for the trades.
What costs a little extra
These are the only add-ons. How pricing works, in detail.
- Stairs (+$50 each)
- Steep slope (+$50)
Send the details. The crew texts back a price.
Fill in what needs to go and add a photo if you have one.
Send the details
It goes to the crew's phone.
- A price comes back by text.
- You settle on a day, with a two-hour arrival window.
- The crew loads it and hauls it off. Cash, check, or online payment.
Send it whenever. The reply comes during open hours.
Text a photo insteadOne text and it's handled.
Three steps. The price comes off the photo, so the number comes back before anyone turns up. The form on this page reaches the team too.
Text a photo
Text a photo to (626) 590-3118. One picture of the couch or the pile by the fence is enough to work from.
One price back
The crew sends back one price for the whole job, set by how much room the load takes on the truck. The minimum is $50.
The crew loads it
The truck arrives inside a two-hour window and the load goes on it.