Junk Removal in Vallejo, CA

Vallejo is Solano County's largest city, spread along the Napa River and San Pablo Bay where Interstate 80 meets Highway 37. It has one of the oldest housing stocks in the region, from the Victorians on St. Vincent's Hill and the historic districts near downtown to postwar bungalows, and newer homes in Glen Cove and Hiddenbrooke.

Mare Island was a Navy shipyard for more than a century, and many Vallejo families have roots going back generations. That means a lot of long-held homes, and when one changes hands, there's usually a basement, attic or garage that hasn't been emptied in decades.

Older houses bring their own challenges: steep front steps, narrow hallways, tight basement stairs and detached garages at the back of the lot. We plan the carry before we lift anything, so walls and railings don't get scraped.

Remodel debris is common too. Old plaster and lath, cabinets, doors, windows and flooring come out of Vallejo's older homes all the time. We load it by hand, and heavy debris is priced by weight, with a free quote from a photo.

Vallejo sits at the far southern end of the area we cover, so visits here are planned ahead. Call early and we'll tell you the soonest day we can be there.

You'll know the price before we load anything, and every job ends with the area swept.

Hillside neighborhoods like Hiddenbrooke and Glen Cove have larger homes with three-car garages, where the pile tends to be exercise equipment, patio sets and furniture replaced during a remodel. Those usually fit in one visit.

In the older flats near downtown and the waterfront, many houses have been divided into units or rented for years. When a long-term tenant moves out, we clear the rooms, the basement storage and the back yard so the owner can start repairs.

Vallejo is also a navy and maritime town, and garages here still hold old tools, workbenches and heavy shop equipment. We can take the benches apart if they won't fit through the door.

Six Flags traffic can slow the Highway 37 area on summer weekends, so we try to book weekday visits there when we can.

Nearby, see our pages for Benicia and Fairfield.