What Can You Haul Away in Bakersfield?

Yes — mattresses and box springs from any floor, typically $95–$149 including disposal. We route them through mattress recycling when condition allows; any fee is built into the flat quote.

Yes. Refrigerators, freezers, and AC units contain refrigerant that must be recovered properly — we handle that, then recycle the metal, which keeps your price down. Just empty the food first.

Small quantities of tires, yes, with a per-tire disposal fee; large stockpiles get routed to a tire recycler. Vehicle parts are case-by-case — text a photo and we'll tell you straight.

We can't haul hazardous materials — wet paint, chemicals, fuels, asbestos. Kern County's Special Waste Facility takes them free for residents. Fully dried latex paint becomes regular trash we can take.

Yes — branches, brush, palm fronds, sod, and old fencing. Green waste is light; dirt and sod are heavy, so tell us what's in the pile and we'll quote tonnage honestly.

Yes — TVs (including old CRTs), monitors, computers, and printers. California requires e-waste be recycled, and we route it properly. It rides cheap alongside any other load.

Yes, quoted by weight since these are the heaviest materials there are. For large concrete or dirt tear-outs we'll often recommend a dedicated heavy-load plan to keep your cost down.

Yes — offices, retail, warehouses, and property managers, with after-hours scheduling, e-waste recycling, and W-9 plus certificate of insurance provided. Standing accounts are available.

Our trucks hold a large multi-item load — roughly a full two-car garage's worth — far more than a standard dump trailer, and we can make multiple trips on big jobs. For multi-day projects a flat $475 dumpster may be cheaper.

Only hazardous materials: wet paint, chemicals, solvents, fuels, asbestos, and medical waste. Everything else — furniture, appliances, e-waste, yard debris, construction debris — goes on the truck. Full list on our "what we don't take" guide.