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Junk removal cost in Los Angeles

In Los Angeles, junk removal runs about $135 to $236 for a minimum pickup, around $405 to $702 for a half truck, and $743 to $1,350 for a full truckload. These are California averages adjusted for the local metro; your final price depends on volume, item type and access. Add your items below for an exact range, then request quotes from local haulers.

Load sizeLos Angeles price
Minimum (1 to 2 items)$135$236
1/4 truck$203$405
1/2 truck$405$702
3/4 truck$608$1,013
Full truck$743$1,350
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Furniture

Sofa / couch$90+
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Sectional sofa$150+
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Loveseat / armchair$70+
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Mattress$70+
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Box spring$60+
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Dresser$70+
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Dining table$80+
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Chair$25+
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Desk$70+
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Bookshelf$50+
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Appliances

Refrigerator$100+
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Washer or dryer$90+
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Stove / oven$90+
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Dishwasher$70+
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Electronics

TV$40+
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Other

Treadmill / exercise$90+
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BBQ grill$60+
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Hot tub$350+
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Piano (upright)$250+
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Bags / boxes (per 5)$60+
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Small pile / room cleanout$150+
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Estimated junk removal cost in Los Angeles

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Full-service haul-away (loading + disposal included). Final price is set by the hauler after seeing the job. US averages, 2026.

Local disposal programs in Los Angeles

LA Sanitation picks up bulky items such as couches, mattresses and fridges from residents free of charge. Schedule through the MyLA311 app or by calling 1-800-773-2489 at least one day before your regular collection day.

TVs, computers and other electronics are not collected as bulky items in Los Angeles. They must be scheduled as a separate Electronic Waste pickup request.

Sources: City of Los Angeles

Disposal rules in California

California has a statewide mattress recycling program (Bye Bye Mattress), funded by a small fee collected when you buy a new mattress. Free drop-off sites accept used mattresses and box springs, which can shrink your junk load before a paid pickup.

California has a statewide electronics recycling law. Check local rules before putting TVs, computers or monitors out with regular junk, and expect haulers to handle them separately.

Sources: Mattress Recycling Council, Electronics Recycling Coordination Clearinghouse