JunkRescue - San Jose
JunkRescue is a veteran owned and family operated junk removal service, and its San Jose office serves the junk removal needs of Santa Clara County. The team works with both residential and commercial customers, including property managers, real estate agents, small business owners and contractors. Crews remove general household clutter, appliances, hot tubs and spas, sheds, mattresses, couches and sofas, televisions and e-waste, and they handle garage cleanouts. Donatable items go to Habitat for Humanity, Goodwill, Salvation Army and second hand stores. Estimates are free by call or text. HAZMAT is not accepted.
Services
General residential junk removal
Commercial junk removal
Appliance removal
Hot tub and spa removal
Shed removal
Why choose us?
Location & hours
Emiline Dr, San Jose, CA 95124
FAQs
What areas does the San Jose location serve?
The San Jose office serves the junk removal needs of Santa Clara County, covering residential and commercial customers in San Jose and the surrounding areas.
Do you charge for an estimate?
No. You can call or text for a free estimate. Pricing is based on the amount of junk you have, so it scales from small jobs up to large ones.
What kinds of items do you remove?
The crew removes general household clutter, appliances such as refrigerators, washers, dryers, ovens and water heaters, plus hot tubs and spas, sheds, mattresses, couches and sofas, televisions and e-waste, along with garage cleanouts.
Do you take hazardous materials?
No. The San Jose junk removal service does not pick up HAZMAT items such as paint and oil. Santa Clara County residents are pointed to the county household hazardous waste program to schedule a free drop off.
How quickly can you come out?
Same day and next day service is provided to 90 percent of customers, and the average time on site for a junk removal job is about one hour.
How long does hot tub removal take?
A hot tub or spa removal usually takes between one and two hours. The team has removed over 100 hot tubs in the San Jose area and will dismantle and haul away the unit.
What happens to items that can still be used?
Donatable items are delivered to Habitat for Humanity, Goodwill, Salvation Army and second hand stores through a partnership with ReSupply, and all e-waste is properly recycled.