Junk Removal in Folsom

Folsom started out as Granite City during the Gold Rush and was renamed for Joseph Libbey Folsom, who laid out the town and died in 1855. Folsom Prison opened in 1880, the city incorporated in 1946, and Folsom Dam created Folsom Lake in 1956. About 80,000 people live here now (80,454 in the 2020 census), and Intel is by far the biggest employer, with 6,318 people on its Folsom payroll in the city’s 2020 report.

Folsom’s free bulky pickups are good if you can wait and carry everything to the curb. When you can’t, our crew carries it out of the house or garage, priced by truck space.

Source: Wikipedia: Folsom, California

If everyone is out of the house all day, a crew every two weeks with a door code means nobody has to be home and the house never gets far behind.

Our truck is divided into fractions, and you pay for the space your items take, not by the hour. A single armchair is a minimum load; a sofa or mattress is about a quarter truck; a one-car garage is often three-quarters to a full truck.

Single-family homes in the City of Folsom can schedule up to three free bulky waste pickup appointments per year, up to five cubic yards each. There can be a wait for a pickup date, and apartments and businesses arrange pickups through the city office.

If you don't receive a confirmation email, the city did not receive your request.

Source: City of Folsom: Bulky Item Pickup

Free curbside programs are a good deal if you can carry everything to the curb, wait for an appointment and stay under the size limit. Hire us when you need it gone today, when items are inside the home or upstairs, when the load is bigger than the curbside limit, or when you’ve used up your free pickups.

We sort every load. Usable furniture and household goods are donated where possible, metals and appliances go to recyclers, mattresses go through California’s mattress recycling program, and only what’s left goes to a licensed transfer station.

Paint, chemicals, motor oil, fuel, batteries and fluorescent bulbs are household hazardous waste. We can’t haul them, but Sacramento County’s North Area Recovery Station (4450 Roseville Road) runs a free household hazardous waste drop-off. Check the county’s current hours before you go.

We’re the Sacramento junk removal company that also cleans. Landlords, realtors and families clearing a home can book the haul-out and a move-out clean together, from $400 for the clean, with one crew and one invoice.

Much of our work in Folsom is helping people at the moments a home changes hands: tenants moving out, owners getting a rental ready for the next tenant, sellers preparing for listing photos, and new owners or renters moving in. We clean houses, apartments, condos and offices: empty or furnished.

One company for the clean-out and the clean means one appointment, one crew and one invoice. Move-out cleaning starts at $400; junk removal at $75.

Folsom sits in eastern Sacramento County along Lake Natoma and Folsom Lake. Historic Folsom and Sutter Street anchor the older part of town, while neighborhoods like Empire Ranch, Broadstone and the newer Folsom Ranch south of Highway 50 are mostly single-family homes.

Folsom provides its own residential solid waste service, including scheduled bulky item pickups for single-family homes.

We serve every part of Folsom, including Historic Folsom, Empire Ranch, Broadstone, Natoma Station, American River Canyon, Folsom Ranch, Prairie Oaks.

1. 1You text a photo or book a time. We reply with a price range based on how much truck space the load looks like it needs.
2. 2We call or text when the crew is on the way, inside the arrival window you picked.
3. 3The crew looks at everything in person and gives a firm price before anything is lifted. If it’s less than the range, you pay less; if you decide not to go ahead, there’s no charge.
4. 4We carry everything out (from bedrooms, upstairs, the garage, the backyard or a storage unit) and protect doorways and floors along the way.
5. 5We sweep or rake the spot where the items were, then sort the load: donation, recycling, and only what’s left goes to a licensed transfer station.

Most single-item and small-load pickups take under an hour on site. A full garage or a whole-home cleanout usually takes a few hours to a full day, depending on how much sorting you want done on the spot.