Before you call 1-800 junk removal — see what the trailer costs.
Junk-removal crews in the Inland Empire charge by volume: roughly $150 for a quarter truck, $350 for a half, and $600–$800 for a full load, labor included. If you are able to load it yourself — or have a couple of helpers — a dump trailer moves the same debris for $130 and the hydraulic bed does the unloading.
| Junk removal service | Rent a dump trailer | |
|---|---|---|
| Quarter load | ~$150 | $130 for the whole trailer |
| Full truck load | $600–$800 | $130, multiple runs included |
| Who loads it | They do | You do |
| Scheduling | Their window, business hours | Any hour, book online |
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Straight answers
How much does junk removal cost?
Inland Empire crews typically charge about $150 for a quarter truckload, $350 for a half and $600–$800 for a full load, labor included.
What is the cheapest way to get rid of junk?
Loading it yourself into a rented dump trailer. At $130 per 24-hour day with unlimited transfer-station runs, most cleanouts cost a fraction of a hauling service — you pay only the landfill scale fee on top.
Do I need a truck to rent a dump trailer?
Yes — a properly rated truck or SUV with a 2 5/16″ ball and a 7-pin connector. A loaded dump trailer is heavy, so check your tow rating on the door jamb.
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