Concept site Haulright Junk Removal is a fictional junk removal company, designed and built by Patrick Bushe to show what I make for junk removal companies. Fictional, by Patrick Bushe

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Book a pickup

Point at it. We haul it.

Junk removal priced by how much of the truck your stuff fills, from one couch to a whole garage. You see the price before we lift anything.

Price my load Book a pickup

Call or text (310) 555-0193

A heap of old furniture, boards and bags piled on dirt in a backyard, with a shopping cart on top
A pile like this: about half a truck. Sample

Junk removal · Inglewood and the South Bay · Mon to Sat

Priced by the load line.

The truck holds about 15 cubic yards. Whatever your stuff fills, rounded up to the next eighth, is the price. Labor, loading and the dump fee are in it. Sample prices.

  1. 1/8 $139
  2. 1/4 $249
  3. 3/8 $339
  4. 1/2 $419
  5. 5/8 $489
  6. 3/4 $559
  7. 7/8 $619
  8. Full $679

Mattresses, fridges and tires carry a small recycling fee on top. Add up your load

What a load looks like, roughly

  • A worn orange recliner left on the ground beside a wooden fence

    1/8 One armchair or recliner is the minimum.

  • A red pickup truck parked on a street with its bed heaped with wood scraps

    1/4 A pickup bed, heaped like this one.

  • A cluttered garage packed with boxes, bikes, tools and an old stop sign

    Full A garage packed like this, floor to rafters.

How a pickup goes.

Book a pickup
  1. 1

    Show us

    Pick what’s going on the price page, or text a few photos. You get a sample price by load size in a minute.

  2. 2

    Pick a window

    Choose a two-hour arrival window. The crew texts you when they’re 30 minutes out.

  3. 3

    See the price first

    The crew looks at the pile and confirms the price before anyone lifts a thing. Say no and you owe nothing.

  4. 4

    Load and sweep

    We carry it out from wherever it is, load it, and sweep the spot it came from.

A white box truck parked on a street, in black and white

Where your stuff goes.

Every load gets sorted before anything is dumped, in this order.

  1. 01

    Donate

    Furniture and things that still work go to local donation centers first.

  2. 02

    Recycle

    Metal, cardboard, electronics, appliances and mattresses go to recyclers that take them.

  3. 03

    Dump

    Only what’s left goes to the transfer station.

A few things we can’t take.

Paint, chemicals, fuel and propane can’t ride in the truck. We’ll tell you where they can go instead.

See the list

Inglewood and the neighbors.

Same-week pickups across the South Bay and the Westside, often next day.

  • Inglewood
  • Hawthorne
  • Lennox
  • Westchester
  • Ladera Heights
  • Culver City
  • El Segundo
  • Gardena
Call or text
(310) 555-0193
Hours
Mon to Sat, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Arrival
Two-hour windows, a text 30 minutes out
Pay
After the truck is loaded