Every cleanup in Citrus Heights is different, so we quote each job on what you need removed. You confirm the price before we start — no surprises on the day.
We are based in Citrus Heights. Junk removal here starts at $99, quoted on what you need removed — no credit card required. Because this is our home city, same-day pickup is usually available. Text us a picture or call (916) 500-4060.
Most companies that appear for “junk removal Citrus Heights” are dispatching a truck in from somewhere else. We are not — our yard is here, off Cranford Way. That is the difference between a same-day arrival and a two-day wait.
Junk removal in Citrus Heights starts at $99. Final pricing depends on what you need removed, access, materials and the overall scope of the job. You confirm the price before we start, and no credit card is required to get a quote.
The fastest way to get a number is to text a picture of the pile to (916) 500-4060. Curious what moves the price up or down? Read our guide to what junk removal costs across the Sacramento area.
If you can wait, often yes. Citrus Heights residents get three free Neighborhood Cleanups a year, up to 10 cubic yards per pile — about 10 ft × 7 ft × 4 ft. That is double what neighboring Folsom allows, and it is genuinely generous.
The catch is timing. You do not book it. The City runs cleanups by Neighborhood Area on a fixed annual schedule and your date depends on your street. If your area is two months out and you are closing escrow in two weeks, turning a rental between tenants, or working through an estate, waiting is not an option. That is when people call us.
Two rules worth knowing: material can go out no more than two days before your date and must be at the curb by 6 a.m., and since a November 2024 Council amendment the City can charge Improper Large Item Collection fees for piles set out in violation of those limits.
Source: City of Citrus Heights — Neighborhood Cleanup. Check the current NCU schedule there for your street’s date. Verified July 2026.
The program accepts appliances, furniture, mattresses, carpeting, electronics and e-waste, PVC and plastic pipe, up to four tires, and branches or wood cut to a maximum of six feet long and four inches thick.
It excludes construction materials and treated wood, automobiles and auto parts, boats, hazardous waste, paint, pesticides, oil, batteries, medical waste, and liquid waste. A bathroom tear-out, a deck built from pressure-treated lumber, a fence removal, or a remodel’s worth of drywall and tile will not qualify no matter when your area’s cleanup falls. Those are our jobs.
Usable items are set aside for donation through our community partners first, then recyclables are sorted out, and only the remainder is landfilled — largely at Sacramento County’s Kiefer Landfill, charged at $61.35 per ton as of January 1, 2026 against a $45.00 minimum.
Before paying anyone, including us: Kiefer takes several categories free from residents — clean inerts such as concrete, brick, rock, tile and stucco; clean metals; one to two appliances a day; mattresses on non-business loads; e-waste; and up to four passenger tires. A pickup truck through the gate is $35. If your load is only those materials and you have a truck, self-hauling is cheaper and we will tell you so.
Source: Sacramento County Waste Management & Recycling — 2026 Kiefer Landfill facility fees. Mattress recycling statewide is funded by a $10.50 point-of-sale fee and is free to drop off — find a Bye Bye Mattress location.
All of them, and we know the access quirks: Birdcage Heights around Sunrise Mall and the Marketplace at Birdcage, Sunrise Ranch, Arcade Creek, Sylvan Old Auburn Road (SOAR) in the northeast, Sunrise Oaks, Park Oaks, and the streets around Rusch Park.
Much of the housing stock here is 1960s–80s single-story with tight side yards and detached garages, and there is a lot of multi-family along the Sunrise corridor. Apartment and HOA jobs schedule differently than a single-family driveway — mention it when you call and we will plan the approach.
Furniture, appliances, mattresses, garage cleanouts, and yard waste.
Office furniture, retail debris, property management cleanouts.
Shed removal, deck demolition, hot tub removal, and fence tear-downs.
Yes, and we are based here. We cover Birdcage Heights, Sunrise Ranch, Arcade Creek, Sylvan Old Auburn Road, Sunrise Oaks, Park Oaks, and the Rusch Park area, plus every street in between. Call or text (916) 500-4060.
Junk removal in Citrus Heights starts at $99. Final pricing depends on what you need removed, access, materials and the overall scope of the job. Call us or text us pictures and we will confirm your price before we start.
If your timing allows, yes. Citrus Heights gives residents three free Neighborhood Cleanups a year at up to 10 cubic yards per pile. But you cannot book a date. The City schedules by Neighborhood Area, so if your area is months away and you have a deadline, hire it out.
Construction materials and treated wood are the big ones, along with automobiles and auto parts, boats, hazardous waste, paint, pesticides, oil, batteries, medical waste, and liquid waste. Wood and branches must also be cut to six feet or shorter.
Yes. Multi-family work along the Sunrise corridor is routine for us. The City cleanup program is aimed at single-family curbside piles, so apartments, HOAs, and property managers generally need a hauler. Tell us about access and parking when you call.
Usually same day. Our yard is in Citrus Heights off Cranford Way, so this is our shortest run rather than an out-of-area trip.
No credit card required. Tell us what needs to go and we will come back with a clear, upfront quote. Prefer to talk? Call or text (916) 500-4060.
Pricing, disposal rules and local program details on this page were last reviewed and updated .