Junk removal in Rocklin starts at $125 for a minimum load and runs to $895 for a full trailer, charged flat by the space your items take up — never by the hour. We load everything ourselves and haul it the same visit. Call or text (916) 500-4060.
We are based in Citrus Heights, about twenty minutes north-east of our Citrus Heights yard. You get a firm number before we start, and it does not move if the load turns out heavier than expected.
Flat rate by volume, covering labor, hauling, disposal fees and cleanup.
Current offers: $100 off a full load and 10% off your first pickup. See full pricing, or our guide to what junk removal costs across the metro.
Rocklin's residential collection is run under a City contract, and bulky item pickup terms here differ from the Sacramento County side of the line — in particular, large furniture collection is not necessarily free. Confirm what your account includes, and what it costs, with the City of Rocklin or your hauler before you book.
Municipal bulky programs across this region share the same limits: they are curbside-only, capped by volume, capped by how many times a year you can use them, and they exclude construction and renovation debris, concrete, soil, stumps and treated wood almost without exception. If your load is any of those, or it has to come out of a back yard, a garage or a tenant's unit, the free program will not cover it.
Source: City of Rocklin. Checked July 2026; municipal terms change, so confirm before you schedule.
Usable items go to donation through our community partners first, recyclables are pulled next, and only the remainder is landfilled — mostly at Sacramento County's Kiefer Landfill, where mixed waste runs $61.35 per ton as of January 1, 2026 against a $45.00 minimum.
Before paying anyone, including us: Kiefer takes clean inerts (concrete, brick, rock, tile, stucco), clean metals, one to two appliances a day, mattresses on non-business loads, e-waste and up to four passenger tires free of charge from residents. A pickup truck through the gate is $35. If that is your whole load and you can move it, self-hauling is cheaper and we will tell you so.
Source: Sacramento County — 2026 Kiefer Landfill facility fees · Bye Bye Mattress.
All of it, including Whitney Ranch, Stanford Ranch, Springfield, Sunset Whitney and the older neighborhoods around downtown Rocklin and Rocklin Road.
Rocklin is mostly newer master-planned housing with good driveway access, which makes for straightforward loading. Garage clearouts, playset and shed removals, and post-renovation hauls are the bulk of what we do here.
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 part of Rocklin, including Whitney Ranch, Stanford Ranch, Springfield, Sunset Whitney and the older neighborhoods around downtown Rocklin and Rocklin Road. Call or text (916) 500-4060.
Flat rate by trailer space, not by the hour. A minimum load is $125, a half trailer is $495 and a full trailer is $895, covering labor, hauling, disposal and cleanup. You get the number before we load.
Not necessarily — Rocklin's terms differ from the Sacramento County side of the line and large furniture collection may carry a charge. Confirm what your account includes with the City or your hauler before booking.
Yes. Heavy and awkward items are included in the flat rate rather than surcharged. Hot tubs are quoted with the demolition on top as one combined number, not two invoices.
Yes, and it is the main gap in every municipal program in this region - they exclude construction material, treated wood, concrete and soil. If your load is clean inerts only, we will tell you it is cheaper to take it to Kiefer yourself.
Usually same day or next day, subject to availability. We are based in Citrus Heights, about twenty minutes north-east of our Citrus Heights yard.
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.