About The Junkiez
A Los Angeles junk removal company built on upfront pricing, same-day service and donation-first disposal.
The Junkiez is a licensed and insured junk removal company serving Los Angeles County, Orange County and San Diego County since 2021, with more than 1,000+ jobs completed and a 5.0-star rating across 100+ reviews.
Why we started
Because getting rid of things in Southern California is absurdly hard for no good reason. You cannot bin a mattress. You cannot bin a television. The city will collect a couch, in three weeks, if you can drag it to the kerb and your HOA does not fine you first. Meanwhile the national franchises quote a “full truck” that turns out to be smaller than they implied, then add a stair fee.
We built the company around removing those frictions: same-day, a bigger truck, one number quoted on site, and no fee for the things other companies use to pad an invoice.
What we actually do differently
- 12ft trucks. Around 20% more capacity than the 10ft trucks the franchises run, at the same tier prices.
- No access fees. Stairs, elevators, long carries, back yards, disassembly. Included, every time.
- Donation first. Anything reusable goes to a charity partner before it goes anywhere near a landfill, and you get the receipt.
- We will talk you out of it. If your utility will pay you to take that fridge, or your city will collect that couch free, we say so.
Where your things actually go
Reusable goods go to Goodwill Southern California, Salvation Army, Habitat for Humanity ReStore and local shelters. Mattresses go to recyclers in the California state programme. E-waste goes to approved facilities. Appliances with sealed systems go to recyclers doing certified refrigerant recovery. Green waste goes to composting as a separate load under California organics rules. Construction debris goes to certified processors that issue the diversion documentation permits require. What is left — genuinely the remainder — goes to landfill.
Licensed, insured, and able to prove it
We carry full liability and workers’ compensation cover and can issue a certificate of insurance naming a building owner, HOA or management company as additional insured, usually within a day. Most commercial buildings require this before releasing a loading dock, and it is the thing that most often delays an office clear-out.