Junk removal in Folsom starts at $125 for a minimum load and runs to $895 for a full trailer, charged as a flat rate by the space your items take up — not by the hour. We load everything ourselves from anywhere on the property, sweep up, and haul it the same day when a slot is open. Call or text (916) 500-4060 for a firm price before we start.
We are based in Citrus Heights and Folsom is our primary service area, roughly twenty minutes west along Highway 50. That matters for one practical reason: we are close enough to do same-day pickups across Folsom most weeks, and we know which loads the City will take off your hands for free and which ones it will not.
Flat rate by volume. You are quoted before we load, and the price covers labor, hauling, disposal fees, and cleanup. There is no hourly meter and no per-item surcharge.
Current offers: $100 off a full load and 10% off your first pickup. See full pricing for the complete breakdown, or read our guide to what junk removal costs in Folsom and Sacramento.
Often, yes — and we will tell you so. Single-family homes in Folsom get three free Bulky Waste Pickup appointments per year, up to five cubic yards each, included in your City utility rate. If your load fits inside those limits and is on the accepted list, use it. Schedule online or call the City at 916-461-6730.
Here is the honest comparison:
Source: City of Folsom — Bulky Item Pickup. Program terms verified July 2026; confirm current limits with the City before scheduling.
This is where most calls to us come from. The City's program excludes concrete, brick, rock and tile; dirt, sand and sod; tree stumps; woodchips and bark; composite roofing; auto parts and fluids; liquids; heavy metal items such as engine blocks; cardboard; general household garbage; and anything longer than six feet.
So a renovation tear-out, a fence or deck demolition, a shed full of old tile, or a landscaping clearout with stumps in it will not qualify — regardless of how much room you have left in your three annual appointments. Those are the jobs we take.
Anything usable is set aside for donation through our community partners first. What is left is sorted for recycling, and only the remainder is landfilled — most of it at Sacramento County's Kiefer Landfill, where municipal solid waste is charged at $61.35 per ton as of January 1, 2026, against a $45.00 minimum.
Worth knowing before you pay anyone, including us: Kiefer accepts several categories free of charge from residents, including clean inerts (asphalt, tile, brick, rock, stucco and concrete), clean metals, one to two appliances per day, mattresses on non-business loads, e-waste, and up to four passenger tires. If your load is only those materials and you have a truck, self-hauling is genuinely cheaper. A pickup truck through the gate is $35.
Source: Sacramento County Waste Management & Recycling — 2026 Kiefer Landfill facility fees. Mattress recycling in California is funded by a statewide $10.50 fee at point of sale and is free to drop off — find a Bye Bye Mattress location.
We run the whole city, north and south of Highway 50: Empire Ranch and the golf course communities, Broadstone and the Broadstone Marketplace area, American River Canyon between Lake Natoma and Folsom Lake, Willow Springs, the Historic District around Sutter Street, the Palladio corridor, Folsom Ranch and the newer south-of-50 developments, and Briggs Ranch.
Access varies a lot across those. Historic District properties often mean narrow driveways, alley access and stairs; the newer south-of-50 builds usually have three-car garages and wide approaches. Tell us which when you call and we will send the right truck.
Furniture, appliances, mattresses, garage and estate cleanouts, yard waste.
Office furniture, retail fit-out debris, property-management turnovers.
Sheds, decks, hot tubs, playsets and fences — demolished and hauled in one visit.
Yes, and this is the clearest case for hiring rather than using the City program. Folsom will collect a spa on a bulky pickup only if you have already cut it into quarters. That means fiberglass dust, a reciprocating saw, disconnecting the electrical, and four heavy sections dragged curbside by 6 a.m.
We do the cut, the disconnect, the haul and the cleanup in one visit, typically within a 1/2 or 3/4 load depending on the shell size and whether decking comes with it.
We handle non-structural tear-outs: sheds, decks, patio covers, fences, playsets, hot tubs, and interior removals such as cabinetry, flooring and non-load-bearing partitions. We do not do structural demolition, and we will tell you when a job crosses that line.
In California, demolition work is a licensed trade under the Contractors State License Board's C-21 Building Moving/Demolition classification. The minor-work exemption rose from $500 to $1,000 on January 1, 2025 under AB 2622, but it does not apply to work that requires a building permit or where the contractor employs workers — so permit-triggering demolition needs a properly licensed contractor regardless of price. If your project needs one, we will say so rather than take the job.
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. We cover every Folsom neighborhood north and south of Highway 50, including Empire Ranch, Broadstone, American River Canyon, Willow Springs, the Historic District around Sutter Street, the Palladio corridor, and Folsom Ranch. Call or text (916) 500-4060 to book.
Flat rate by volume, not by the hour. A minimum load is $125, a half load is $495, and a full trailer is $895. The price includes labor, hauling, disposal fees, and cleanup, and you get a firm quote before we load anything.
If your load fits, yes, and we will tell you so. Single-family homes in Folsom get three free Bulky Waste Pickup appointments a year, up to five cubic yards each, scheduled through the City at 916-461-6730. Hire us when you exceed that, need it loaded for you, live in an apartment, or have materials the City excludes.
The City program excludes concrete, brick, rock and tile, dirt, sand and sod, tree stumps, woodchips and bark, composite roofing, auto parts and fluids, liquids, heavy metal such as engine blocks, cardboard, household garbage, and anything longer than six feet. Renovation debris and landscaping tear-outs generally do not qualify.
Yes. Hot tubs are a common Folsom job because the City will only collect a spa if you have already cut it into quarters yourself. We handle the electrical disconnect, the cut, the haul, and the cleanup in a single visit, usually within a half or 3/4 load.
Same day or next day in most weeks, subject to availability. We are based in Citrus Heights, about twenty minutes west on Highway 50, so Folsom is a routine run rather than an out-of-area trip.
Send us the details and we will come back with a firm number. No hourly billing, no per-item surcharges. Prefer to talk? Call or text (916) 500-4060.
Pricing, disposal rules and local program details on this page were last reviewed and updated .