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Junk removal in Gardena

Los Angeles County

“Needed to have a jacuzzi removed because it didn't work anymore.”

Michael F., Torrance, Yelp, Jun 19, 2026

How does junk removal in Gardena work?

WM handles Gardena’s carts and curbside pickup; we carry out the rest. Text photos and your address to (562) 219-9266 for a price, from $190.

Junk removal in Gardena at a glance

Region
South Bay
Population
58,460
ZIP codes
90247, 90249
Trash hauler
WM

Population: US Census Bureau Vintage 2025 population estimate (July 1, 2025), SUB-EST2025_6

Gardena: the local facts we work with

Gardena’s bulky-item pickup

WM picks up bulky items and e-waste in Gardena. WM's 2026 guide allows 4 free pickups a year of up to 3 cubic yards each. Book by 2:30 pm the day before your service day.

Source: WM, checked Nov 2026

What Gardena’s pickup won’t take

  • loose trash
  • household hazardous waste
  • spas
  • pianos
  • camper shells

Dumps and transfer stations nearest Gardena

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What customers say

Reviews from cities near Gardena first, then from across our service area.

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Highly recommend. We have used this company multiple times. The first time when my son moved out of his apartment in LA. The second when they help clear out our garage. They were even willing to put together our shelving in our garage to help organize it. The third time we used them was to make ready our extra bedroom for my mom who got a total knee replacement and I needed everything cleared out for her heavy hospital bed. All my experiences have been fantastic with Roa Solutions. Whenever I am overwhelmed by the amount of junk I collected, I reach out to this company. This team makes it so easy. They arrived on time, worked quickly, and were super professional throughout the entire process. What really impressed me was their attention to detail--they made sure to leave everything spotless. Fair pricing, efficient service, and a crew you can trust--I'll definitely be calling them again. Highly recommend!

Denise V.Carson · Oct 21, 2024Garage cleanout

Needed to have a jacuzzi removed because it didn't work anymore. They cane, drained it, cut it up, hauled it away, and cleaned up after. Wow. I could not have been more impressed with their work. Thank you guys!

Michael F.Torrance · Jun 19, 2026Hot tub removal

Very great and professional. Isaiah came quickly and his team were so efficient and fast removing my aunt's old furniture from her 3rd story apartment. The team arrived on time. I would highly recommend this company!

Daisy S.Paramount · Dec 27, 2024Furniture removal

Great job guys. They picked up my old large bbq grill. They were very quick and price was very reasonable. Thank you.

Gus M.Culver City · Jun 7, 2025Junk removal

Our home had a lot of large items that needed to be removed. Treadmill, random industrial sewing machine, etc. It was easy setting up an appointment. I sent pictures and got a slot the next day. Service was great, very professional. Will utilize this business again and recommend to friends. Pricing was also very fair for the amount of work.

Portida T.Los Angeles · Aug 1, 2025Junk removal

Two young guys came in, picked up all my old furniture, and left in less than 30 minutes. They provided fast, prompt, and friendly service. I definitely recommend them if you have unwanted belongings! Responsible disposal is important for a clean and thriving environment. Give them a call or text!

Brenda L.Los Angeles · Jul 23, 2025Furniture removal

Gardena: questions

Do you pick up junk in Gardena?

Yes, all of Gardena (South Bay, LA County).

Does Gardena have a free bulky-item pickup?

4 free pickups a year, up to 3 cubic yards each, through WM. Anything bigger or sooner, text us photos. WM (source) →

Which Gardena ZIP codes do you cover?

All of them: 90247, 90249.

Who picks up trash in Gardena?

WM. Hauler source →

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