Junk removal in Santa Fe Springs, California
Louie hauls from the Heritage Park area out to Telegraph Road and Pioneer Boulevard
In Santa Fe Springs, the man who picks up the phone and quotes your junk removal is Louie, and he's the one hauling it off too. Call or text (562) 781-9101. Louie works the homes around Heritage Park, the restored grounds of an old ranch, where the Carriage Barn museum and the Tankhouse Windmill sit, and out along Telegraph Road, Pioneer Boulevard and Florence Avenue. He carries the old recliner out of the den and the boxes out of the spare room himself. Nothing has to be at the curb first.
Old paint and garage chemicals stay behind when Louie loads up. For those, a Santa Fe Springs household can use one of the county's one-day, drive-through hazardous waste and e-waste events, held with the Sanitation Districts for anyone living in Los Angeles County. The county caps each car at 15 gallons or 125 pounds per trip. With the paint cans set aside, Louie loads everything else in the garage, and the price is one number for the whole job that won't change once it's loaded. Whatever still has use goes to a local donation center first, and real trash goes to the landfill, so a sturdy dresser from a house off Norwalk Boulevard has a fair shot at a second home.
From his home base in Whittier, Santa Fe Springs is an ordinary drive for Louie. He pulls into driveways off Florence Avenue and Telegraph Road and walks the load out of the garage, a back bedroom or the yard. Louie removes hot tubs, jacuzzis and sheds too. A rusted shed by the back fence comes apart and goes on the trailer with whatever was stored in it. If the yard also has an old spa, hot tub removal fits on the same job, so the jacuzzi behind a house near Pioneer Boulevard can go on the same trip.
What Louie hauls in Santa Fe Springs
Also in Santa Fe Springs
Prices work the same here as everywhere Louie goes: how Louie prices a junk removal job. Not sure something qualifies? Here is what Louie takes, and what he won't, with sections on yard waste, sheds and hot tubs.
Also near Santa Fe Springs
Whittier, Norwalk, Downey, Pico Rivera, La Mirada, and the rest of the surrounding LA and Orange County cities.
What a text message gets you.
One text and it's handled.
Louie reads his own messages. Text or call, or send the details through the form.
Text or call
Tell Louie what needs to go: text or call (562) 781-9101.
Get a price back
Louie texts back one number for the whole job.
Louie shows up
He does the carrying. Nothing has to be at the curb.
Real reviews, copied from Google.
Three of the 10, with a link to the rest.
“Highly recommend Cast Out Junk Removal & Haul! Louie was awesome to work with: professional, friendly, reliable, and made the entire process incredibly easy. He showed up on time, worked quickly, and took care of everything without any hassle. What really stood out was Louie’s great attitude and customer service. He was respectful, efficient, and went above and beyond to make sure everything was handled properly. It’s refreshing to work with someone who takes pride in what they do and genuinely cares about their customers. If you need junk removed or anything hauled away, definitely give Cast Out Junk Removal & Haul a call and ask for Louie. Great service, fair, dependable, and someone I would absolutely use again. 5 stars!”
“Louie did a great job. He was able to come the same day I called. Removed everything I needed gone. Showed up on time. Texted me prior to his arrival. I Told him when I move in a few months I’m calling him back again. Would highly recommend.”
“Louie from Cast Out Hauling & Junk Removal did an excellent job picking up all our materials. He was quick, professional, and offered a very reasonable price. Highly recommend his service.”
Questions about junk removal in Santa Fe Springs.
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How much hazardous waste can a Santa Fe Springs resident bring to a county event?
“Everything that can get a second life, will.”