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Junk removal in Stateline, Nevada

Rental move-outs, old appliances and yard debris hauled from Kingsbury to Round Hill

5.0 on Google · 22 reviews (opens in a new tab) Jobs from $80Licensed & insured30 min to 1 hr arrivalMon-Sat, 24 hoursSame day, most days

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Rated 5 out of 5 on Google · 22 reviews

Dominic does junk removal in Stateline, from Kingsbury to Round Hill. Text a photo to (775) 316-7470 and he'll quote the job. This is a renter's town. About 92 percent of Stateline households rent their home, so move-outs and turnovers leave things behind, the couch a tenant left or the closet nobody emptied. The houses have some years on them too. The median Stateline home was built in 1980, and a house that age often still has the original carpet and a fridge that quit years ago.

In a town where most households rent, a move-out can leave a dead fridge sitting on the back deck. Douglas County's code has a say in that. Its property maintenance code can address junk kept on a property for an unreasonable time and visible from a public street, broken appliances and old freezers included. Its noxious vegetation ordinance doesn't allow grass and weeds over 10 inches tall, so an empty unit's yard can need work too. Cutting the weeds is the easy part. The pile and the dead fridge still have to leave the lot. He carries it out from the back deck or the back bedroom and hauls it off.

Here's how a Stateline turnover usually goes. A landlord or tenant texts photos of the unit, and he gives a price from the photos or sets up an in-person quote when the job needs one. Once the price is approved he sets a day and time. He works with a helper, Jake, and before the first item moves he explains the work. They carry everything out of the closets and bedrooms to the trailer. Once the last of it is loaded, he cleans up where the pile sat and takes a final walk through the empty rooms.

What still has use doesn't go to the dump. A tenant's leftover dresser or a kitchen table that still stands goes to Goodwill first. Old bed frames and other metal end up at a scrap yard for recycling, and whatever trash is left heads to the landfill in Carson City or the one in Stead. If you also have a rental in South Lake Tahoe, the page on junk removal in South Lake Tahoe covers that side. For a place in Gardnerville, the page on junk removal in Gardnerville covers that town.

What Dominic hauls in Stateline

Prices work the same here as everywhere Dominic goes: how Dominic prices a junk removal job. Not sure something qualifies? Here is what Dominic takes, and what he won't, with sections on cleanouts from one room to the whole house.

Also near Stateline

South Lake Tahoe, Gardnerville, Reno, Sparks, Carson City, and the rest of the Reno-Tahoe area.

Before and after

What a text message gets you.

A mattress leaning against a front entry between two shrubs The same front entry with the mattress gone
BeforeAfter
A mattress left at the front door
How it works

One text and it's handled.

Dominic gets the price back to you, and the form on this page works too if you'd rather type it out.

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Text a photo

If a photo can't show the job, he comes out to quote it in person. Text a photo to (775) 316-7470.

02

Get a quote back

Room on the truck sets the price, dump fees in, $80 minimum. The quote holds unless the job turns out bigger than the photo showed.

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Pickup day

Say yes to the price and he sets a day and time. You get a 30 minute to one hour arrival window, and nothing has to be at the curb.

What customers say

Real reviews, copied from Google.

Three of the 22, with a link to the rest.

Rated 5 out of 5

“I had a great experience with Dominic and Reno Junk Removal. Professional, reasonably priced, on time, same day service. My garage was filled with old toxic chemicals from the swimming pool and cans of paint that needed to be properly disposed of. What a relief it was to watch the mess disappear and to know it was not going to have a negative impact on the environment by just going into a landfill. Highly recommended!”

Megan FielderGoogle review · Local Guide
Rated 5 out of 5

“Dominic’s service was top tier. Within an hour of calling him, he was at my house and ready to haul off the multitudes of junk including the rusty spool of wire left by previous owners, saving our puppy from an inevitable tetanus shot. They can’t be beat on price and they also provide services like snow removal and holiday light decorating. My husband is already looking in to their Christmas lights service. You can’t go wrong hiring these efficient professionals.”

Danielle SnellGoogle review
Rated 5 out of 5

“Can’t say enough good things about Reno Junk Removal. Dom is very professional and responsive. He and Tyler came to my house the same day and picked up and hauled off a quarter of a garage worth of cardboard. The amount of time they saved me from trip after trip of taking it all to the dump was well worth the reasonable price. I highly recommend Reno Junk Removal.”

Easton KorverGoogle review
Questions

Questions about junk removal in Stateline.

Can you get a Stateline rental cleared out between tenants?
Yes. Rental and eviction cleanouts are on his list, and in a town where about 92 percent of households rent they fit right in. The eviction and rental property cleanout page covers how those jobs go.
What does junk removal cost in Stateline?
Jobs start at $80. Send pictures of what the tenant left, and the quote you get back covers the whole cleanout, based on how much of the trailer the load fills, with loading, hauling and dump fees all in it. The quote holds unless the cleanout turns out bigger than the photos showed, and the guide to how a haul gets priced explains how he sets it.
How soon can a Stateline job get done?
Same day, most days. Stateline sits on his regular route out of Reno. He takes jobs at any hour from Monday to Saturday, with Sunday off, and you'll get a 30 minute to one hour window for when he pulls up.
What can't go on the trailer from a Stateline home?
Anything with bed bugs or pests can't go, and neither can a propane tank left on the deck, asbestos, or medical and biohazard waste. He turns down hazardous waste as well. For that, the hauler Douglas County lists for Lake Tahoe Township runs a household hazardous waste collection program at its transfer station.
Can I keep a cleanout pile in my Stateline driveway or trailer for a while?
No. Douglas County says trash can't be piled up on a property and has to sit in a lidded receptacle and be removed regularly. The county also bars storing solid waste in open truck beds or trailers, so a loaded trailer parked at the house isn't a holding spot.
Dominic Sciarrotta, owner of Reno Tahoe Junk Removal

“I want to make my community a better, cleaner place.”

Dominic SciarrottaOwner, Reno Tahoe Junk Removal. Based in Reno, works Reno and the Reno-Tahoe area.
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