Riverside junk removal price list: every common item and truck load

The short answer

JunkRabbit prices every common item flat, or prices big loads by how much of the truck they fill. A standard sofa is $126, a queen mattress $103, a standard refrigerator $164, a washer $133. A quarter truck is $241, a half truck $431 and a full truck $732. The order minimum is $100. There is no stairs fee, no same-day surcharge and no sales tax on the service here.

How to read this list

There are two ways a job gets priced, and the quote picks whichever fits. If you are getting rid of a handful of identifiable things, such as a sofa, a dresser and a fridge, each one has its own flat price and the total is the sum. If you are clearing a space, such as a garage, a shed or a whole apartment, the job is priced by how much of the truck it fills, because counting every box and bag would be pointless. A useful rule: once an item list starts adding up to more than about $241, check whether the same stuff would fit in a quarter truck, and once it passes about $431, check the half-truck tier. Upload photos and the quote does that comparison for you. Either way, the price is shown before you book and only changes if you approve, for example when you add an item on the day. The same prices apply in every part of the service area, from Chino Hills and Upland to Moreno Valley, Menifee and Temecula.

Truck-fill tiers for piles and cleanouts

Use these for garages, sheds, side yards and whole-room cleanouts where counting items would be silly. For scale: a full truck is about 432 cubic feet, roughly a 10-by-10 patch of garage floor stacked a little over four feet high. A corner pile in an Orangecrest garage is often a quarter truck; a long-held Arlington ranch garage can take one full truck or more. Jobs bigger than one truck add tiers together: a full truck and a half is $732 + $431 = $1,163.

Furniture

Solid wood and oversized pieces are priced separately from flat-pack, which is why a large hardwood dresser and a standard dresser are different lines. If you are not sure which one you have, a photo settles it.

Mattresses and beds

No wrapping is needed. The City of Riverside's bulky pickup requires mattresses to be fully wrapped or bagged; a carried-out pickup does not.

Appliances and electronics

Refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners and TVs are all excluded from the City of Riverside's bulky pickup, so these lines are the ones most Riverside households end up using.

Backyard, garage and fitness

Debris, bags and remodel leftovers

The City's bulky program refuses construction debris such as wood, drywall, tile and concrete, so remodel leftovers are a common reason to book. A bathroom refresh in a 1970s Riverside ranch, with a vanity, two bundles of drywall and ten bags of debris, is $69 + $37 + $37 + $132 = $275.

Worked totals for typical Riverside jobs

• UCR move-out, two roommates: two twin mattresses, a futon and a desk, $82 + $82 + $111 + $83 = $358.
• Moreno Valley laundry swap: washer and dryer, $133 + $128 = $261.
• Wood Streets living room: sofa, loveseat and coffee table, $126 + $119 + $67 = $312.
• Eastvale backyard: trampoline, swing set and propane grill, $116 + $143 + $123 = $382.
• Garage fridge and freezer: $164 + $146 = $310.
• Single TV: $68, billed at the $100 minimum.

Every price includes carry-out from any floor with no stairs fee, loading, hauling and disposal, by vetted, insured local haulers. A certificate of insurance for buildings is emailed within 1 hour. Same-day pickup when you book by 4 PM, 7 days from 8am to midnight, with a two-hour arrival window. No volume discounts and no hidden add-ons. Pick items or upload a photo on the instant quote page.

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