Garages, storage units, apartments and whole homes: we haul junk out of Santa Clara for less hassle than the city’s paid pickup. We carry it out from wherever it is, load it up and take it to the right facility. Text a few photos for a price before we start.
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Discount applies at Junk Gone’s discretion; every job is different, and the final price is confirmed after we see the items.
A Santa Clara storage unit job from our Instagram, plus a few of our happy customers.
1,000+ jobs since 2021. A few of our customers, right after the job.
Whole homes, rentals, estates and properties cleared. See estate cleanout in Santa Clara.
House cleanouts →Private, patient help clearing a home, then cleaning it. See hoarder cleanout in Santa Clara.
Hoarder cleanouts →Garages emptied so you can park in them again. See trash removal in Santa Clara.
Garage cleanouts →Couches, sectionals, recliners and bedroom sets. See bulky item pickup in Santa Clara.
Furniture removal →Fridges, freezers, washers, dryers and water heaters. See appliance removal in Santa Clara.
Appliance removal →Lifted out whole or cut into sections and hauled off. See hot tub removal in Santa Clara.
Hot tub removal →Sheds, decks, gazebos and play structures torn down and hauled away.
Demolition services →Not most of the year. The City of Santa Clara’s on-call bulky pickup through Mission Trail Waste Systems costs $171.45 for up to three bulky items, plus two 1-cubic-yard debris bags (City of Santa Clara). Call Mission Trail at (408) 727-5365.
The city also runs a free Annual Cleanup Campaign by zone, usually in spring: 1 cubic yard of bagged debris is free and each extra yard is $25. Setting items out early can bring a $150 fine. Check the city’s page for this year’s dates.
Compare before you book: text us a photo for a price. We carry it out from wherever it is, with no limit on the number of items, so you can see which option works better for your load.
Santa Clara residents can use the SMaRT Station in Sunnyvale:
| Facility | What to know | Contact |
|---|---|---|
| SMaRT Station 301 Carl Rd, Sunnyvale | Open daily 8–5 for residents of Los Altos, Los Altos Hills, Mountain View, Sunnyvale, Palo Alto, Cupertino, Milpitas and Santa Clara. August 2026 rates: sofa or chair $31, fridge or freezer $82, mattress $21 (Bye Bye Mattress-eligible mattresses free), $29 minimum. | (408) 752-8530 |
Source: City of Sunnyvale SMaRT Station.
Santa Clara County runs a free household hazardous waste program for residents, by appointment. Book online or call (408) 299-7300; the drop-off address is given when you book (Santa Clara County HHW). We can’t haul hazardous waste, so set paint, chemicals and propane aside before we arrive.
Call the City of Santa Clara at (408) 615-3080 (Santa Clara County reporting list). If you hire a hauler, use one that takes loads to a licensed facility. We do.
All of Santa Clara, from the Old Quarter and the neighborhoods around Santa Clara University to the homes and apartments north of Highway 101.
San Jose, including Rose Garden, Japantown and North San Jose.
It depends on how much there is and how hard it is to reach. Text a few photos to (408) 310-0246 and you’ll get a price before we start. See how our pricing works.
Yes. We empty units in one visit and set aside anything you want to keep. See storage unit cleanouts.
Yes. Move-outs, evictions and abandoned property. Send photos so we can plan the crew.
Not always. If the items are outside or in an open garage, we can work while you’re away and send photos when it’s done.
City and facility details were checked against official sources in October 2026. Programs, hours and fees change, so call ahead before hauling anything yourself.
