Junk Removal
Old TVs and computers can't go in the trash, and the City's hazardous waste facility doesn't take them either. We pick up electronics from anywhere in the home or office and get them to proper e-waste recycling.
Take it to an electronic waste recycler, not the trash. California treats many electronics as hazardous, the Miramar Landfill requires TVs and e-waste to be properly disposed of before a load enters, and the City's HHW facility does not take electronics. Pacific Haul & Wash picks up TVs and electronics for proper recycling.
E-waste is any unwanted device with a circuit board or screen: TVs, computer monitors, laptops, desktops, printers, phones, tablets, game consoles and stereo equipment. CalRecycle explains that some electronics, such as old CRT TVs and devices with mercury lamps, are regulated as hazardous waste in California.
Back up anything you need, then wipe or remove hard drives and phone storage before pickup. We do not provide certified data destruction, so keep or destroy drives that held sensitive information.
Remove loose batteries from remotes, tools and devices. Batteries are hazardous waste in California and belong at a battery drop-off or household hazardous waste site.
Real jobs
BeforeAfterLumber, broken boards and bags of debris were piled wall to wall on this balcony. We loaded it all and hauled it out.
Construction debris removal
BeforeAfterSomeone stashed a stack of mattresses behind a dumpster enclosure on a hillside. We hauled every one out and left the walkway clear.
Illegal dumping cleanup
BeforeAfterAn old mattress left against the wall, picked up and hauled away in one trip.
Mattress removalIf you would rather haul it yourself, these are the public facilities and programs that apply. Hours and rules change, so confirm with the source before you go.
Recycling
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Official source (opens in a new tab)Landfill
5180 Convoy St, San Diego, CA 92111
The City of San Diego's only active landfill. Open Monday to Saturday, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., closed Sundays. Fees are charged per load or per ton, and appliances, TVs, electronics, universal waste and household hazardous waste must be properly disposed of before a load enters.
Official source (opens in a new tab)Facility details checked against official sources in October 2026.
Full county breakdown: San Diego junk disposal guide.
Yes. Back up and wipe or remove hard drives before pickup. We do not provide certified data destruction, so keep or destroy drives that held sensitive data.
Remove loose batteries first. All batteries are hazardous waste in California and should go to a battery drop-off or household hazardous waste facility.
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