Junk Removal in Huntington Beach, CA

Here is the thing most people only find out when they have a broken couch in the driveway: the City of Huntington Beach does not pick up bulky or abandoned items from private property. There is no free municipal bulky-item collection to fall back on. If a mattress, a fridge or a garage full of boxes needs to leave your house, someone has to physically come and take it.

That is the gap we are moving out to fill. Huntington Beach runs about 78,000 households across 27 square miles, and close to 45% of them are rentals — which means a steady drumbeat of move-outs, turnovers and leave-behinds, particularly in the higher-turnover pockets inland off Beach Boulevard.

We expect to work across the whole city: Downtown and the Main Street corridor, Huntington Harbour and the island communities, Sunset Beach, Bolsa Chica and Brightwater out by the Ecological Reserve, Seacliff and Holly-Seacliff, the Oak View neighbourhood, Edwards Hill and Central Park, and the mid-century tracts down in the southeast quadrant off Brookhurst and Hamilton. Nearby Orange County cities — Fountain Valley, Westminster, Seal Beach, Costa Mesa, Garden Grove — will follow once we are established.

What we will not do is pretend to be a big franchise. HaulWorks is owner-operated. Jeff is on every job, quotes are upfront before any work starts, and usable items get donated rather than dumped wherever that is possible. That is how we have run it in Idaho and it is not changing when we cross the state line.