What junk removal costs in Whittier with Louie

Here's how Louie prices a job in Whittier. He started Cast Out Hauling & Junk Removal in 2025 and runs it. He shows up with a truck and a 6 x 12 x 4 hydraulic dump trailer and does the work himself. Louie carries everything out from where it sits, from the back bedroom to the side yard. He serves Whittier and the cities around it in LA and Orange County. He has 5 stars on 10 Google reviews. For the jobs themselves, see every service Louie offers.

The numbers Louie states up front

Every job starts at a $120 minimum. That's the floor for one chair, and a full garage cleanout starts at the same $120. On top of that, Louie lists two add-ons. Upstairs is +$25. Carry over 50 feet is +$50. Those are the only add-ons Louie lists, and he names each one before the work starts. An add-on is never added after the work starts. If neither one applies to your job, you won't see either of them in your number.

What the upstairs and carry over 50 feet add-ons are for

Both names come straight off Louie's price card. Upstairs covers items that sit upstairs, so a bedroom set on the second floor counts. Carry over 50 feet covers a carry longer than 50 feet, like a piece at the back of a deep yard. The line under them on the card reads "The only add-ons Louie lists," and that is the whole list. There isn't a third one waiting to show up on the day of the job.

If a dresser from a bedroom or an old fridge is part of the job, say where it sits when you reach out. If an old hot tub sits at the far end of the backyard, say how far it is to the street. Louie tells you up front if an add-on applies, so it's already in the number before he lifts anything.

What the number covers

The number covers the whole job. Louie gives one number for all of it, and any add-on he names is already inside that number. You hear it before anything is loaded. Once the load is on the truck, the number does not change. The figure Louie gives on the call or in the text is the figure for the job, from the first piece out the door to the last.

How Louie sets the number

Louie sets the number from your call or text. He prices every job himself, and he answers the phone and does the hauling too. He usually works alone and brings a small crew when a job needs more hands. Tell him what's there and where it sits, and he comes back with one number for the whole job. Nothing has to be at the curb before he gets there. He's open 24/7, so a call or text late at night is fine. Call or text (562) 781-9101.

How to get the number right the first time

Louie prices what you tell him, so put the whole job in the first call or text. If the pile is in more than one spot, like the garage and a back bedroom, name each one. Check the guide to what goes on the truck if anything in the pile is a maybe. He won't haul anything on that list, so it's worth a look before you call.

• Every item in the pile, not just the big pieces
• What's sitting in the garage or out by the fence
• Where each piece sits in the house or yard
• Any big item, like a hot tub or a shed out back
• Anything upstairs (the +$25 add-on)
• Anything that needs a carry over 50 feet (the +$50 add-on)
• Anything you're not sure he takes. He won't take concrete or dirt, piles that need to be shoveled, or paint, chemicals, fuel or asbestos

Whether a small pile is worth the minimum

The minimum is $120, and it is the same for every job. A small pile, like a few bags from the garage, is priced from that same $120. The number only climbs past it when the load takes more room on the truck. Tell Louie what's there and he will give you the number before anything moves.