Junk removal in North Hollywood

A neighborhood of renters and small houses

Around the NoHo Arts District and along Lankershim and Magnolia, newer mid-rise apartment buildings sit next to older two-story complexes with outdoor stairs and carports. Off the main streets you'll find blocks of small houses, many with a detached garage at the end of a long driveway. Older complexes often have small storage closets by the carports or on the balconies that tenants forget about. We check those too, so the unit is truly empty.

The North Hollywood Metro station, where the B Line ends and the G Line starts across the street, has pulled a lot of new apartment construction nearby. More units means more move-ins, more move-outs and more furniture left on the way out.

Industrial blocks and work spaces

Away from the Arts District, North Hollywood has light industrial streets with workshops, warehouses and production spaces. Contractors and property owners there call us for shop cleanouts, old shelving, pallets, scrap wood and leftover building materials. For remodel and build-out waste, see construction debris removal.

We don't take paint, solvents or other shop chemicals, so set those aside before the crew arrives. If your space has a roll-up door, tell us whether it opens to the street or an alley. It usually makes loading much faster.

Common jobs in North Hollywood

Valley summers get hot, and garages and storage rooms can feel like ovens by afternoon. Morning slots are easier on everyone, and they leave you the rest of the day. At big complexes, please don't let tenants pile furniture by the bin enclosure while you wait for us. It tends to attract more dumping.

• Apartment turnovers for property managers, often with furniture, mattresses and bags left behind
• Garage cleanouts at houses being sold or rented
• Renters who need a couch or bed gone before moving out
• Roommate splits, where nobody wants to keep the shared couch or the old TV stand
• Yard waste and old fencing from bigger backyards

Getting in, and nearby areas

Older complexes often have carports off a back alley or a shared driveway, and that's usually the easiest place to load. Tell us about gates, carport access, which unit we're working in and whether the manager needs to be there. Laurel Canyon and Victory carry heavy traffic, so side streets are easier for loading.

We also work in Valley Village, Studio City, Toluca Lake, Sun Valley and Van Nuys, all in our San Fernando Valley area. Sun Valley, just north, has the same mix of houses and industrial lots.