Sacramento County · Unincorporated
Junk removal & cleanouts in
Fair Oaks, CA
Everything from a single couch to a whole-property cleanout, 65 minutes from our Lockeford yard.
- One rate card: Fair Oaks jobs are priced from the same published list as everywhere else.
- North Area Recovery Station (NARS) at $89.90/ton is where your load goes.
- ZIPs covered: 95628.
What we do in Fair Oaks
Every service below is priced the same way: a fixed written number before anyone drives out.
Fair Oaks pricing
Load prices: minimum load $200, quarter load $275, half load $425, three-quarter load $595 and full trailer $775, quoted in writing before we start. Item add-ons, trailer rental and every surcharge are on the full rate card.
Where your Fair Oaks junk actually goes
Most of what leaves a Fair Oaks job goes to North Area Recovery Station (NARS) in North Highlands, at a posted gate rate of $89.90 per ton as of 2026-01-01. North Area Recovery Station (NARS) is open seven days a week, which is why we can run Fair Oaks jobs on a Sunday when almost nobody else in this market will.
Hauling it yourself instead? What NARS charges and takes is laid out gate-side, with the effective date on every fee.
Before that, usable furniture and appliances go to donation, and metal, cardboard, e-waste and green waste get separated out. We keep the weight tickets on every load and we will hand them to you if you want to see them — that is not something most haulers offer and it is the fastest way to tell whether someone is actually disposing legally or dumping on a county road.
Why this matters to your price: gate rates across our service area range from $40.64 a ton at Foothill Sanitary Landfill to $109.25 at Western Placer Waste Management Authority. Routing loads to the right gate is most of the difference between a hauler who can hold a price and one who surprises you at the end.
Fair Oaks at a glance
About 13,600 homes, 72% single-family detached. 27% built in the 1970s, 20% in the 1980s.
- Fair Oaks sits between Carmichael to the west and Orangevale to the east, with Citrus Heights to the north and the American River along its south edge.
- Fair Oaks began in 1895 as a Chicago-promoted citrus colony on part of the 1844 Rancho San Juan grant, sold in 5- to 20-acre tracts.
- The Fair Oaks Bridge over the American River, built in 1901 and known locally as the Red Bridge, is what let the colony grow.
Fair Oaks neighborhoods we work in
Fair Oaks Village, Sunrise and Madison corridor — plus everywhere else around Fair Oaks and the surrounding county.
ZIP codes: 95628.
Fair Oaks questions
How fast can you get to Fair Oaks?
Fair Oaks is about 65 minutes from our Lockeford yard, so it is inside our normal daily route rather than an out-of-area trip, and there is no travel fee.
Where does the debris from a Fair Oaks job go?
North Area Recovery Station (NARS) in North Highlands, currently $89.90 per ton as of 2026-01-01. It is open seven days, which is why Sunday service is available in this area. Donation-quality items go to a receiving charity first, and metal, cardboard, e-waste and green waste are separated out. We keep the weight ticket on every load.
Do you serve unincorporated Fair Oaks?
Fair Oaks is unincorporated Sacramento County, and yes — rural parcels, outbuildings, barns and deep lots are a large part of what we do out here. Long driveways and no curb access are not a problem; we bring the trailer to the pile.
Serving Fair Oaks seven days a week.
Tell us what needs to go and we will send a price back, usually within the hour.