Got a few bags, boxes, or a single item? You do not need a full truck. Junkline is an AI-enabled junk removal company that gives you one flat, all-in price for a small load before you book. Send a photo, get your price, and our own insured crew carries it out. We serve Los Angeles County, including Santa Clarita and Lancaster.
What counts as a small load
A small load is anything from one item up to a small pile: a few trash bags, moving boxes, a single chair or mattress, an old TV, or the odds and ends left after a cleanout. If it fits in the corner of a garage, it is probably a small load. Not sure? Send a photo and we will price it.
Small-load prices in LA
Every job is billed at least our $75 job minimum, and the price is set before you book. Within a job, items are priced per item: five bags or boxes are $45, and a small odd item is $30. The minimum covers labor, loading, haul-away, and disposal for a small amount of junk. No surprise fees, because we quote from your photo, not from an in-person walkthrough.
How it works
- Send a photo. Upload a picture and our AI quoting returns a flat price.
- Lock your price and pick a window. The number you see is the number you pay.
- Our own crew carries it out. You do not lift or move anything.
We run 8 AM to 8 PM and need about 5 hours' notice to schedule our crew, so a booking before early afternoon can happen the same day.
Is there a free option?
Yes, if you qualify. The City of Los Angeles offers free bulky-item pickup for homes on city trash service, scheduled through LA Sanitation (LASAN) by calling 311 or requesting online. It is free, but it is scheduled ahead rather than same-day, items go at the curb, and larger apartment buildings usually route bulky pickup through the building's own franchise service instead, so ask your property manager. If you want it gone today, or the city will not take the item, a flat-price pickup is the simple option. See also our guide on what you can't leave at the curb in LA.
What we haul and what we don't
We take household junk: furniture, mattresses, appliances, electronics, boxes, bags, and the leftovers from an apartment cleanout. Usable items go to donation first, and recyclable material is separated out. We do not take hazardous materials such as paint, chemicals, solvents, batteries, or asbestos. If you are unsure about an item, ask when you send your photo.