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The cheapest published prices in San Francisco are: a sofa at Single item from $75 (no per-item list published) (Haul N' Dump); a mattress at Twin $82 · Full $94 · Queen $103 · King $114 (JunkRabbit San Francisco); a full truckload at $499 (Mr. Removal). “Cheap” here means the lowest price a company actually publishes — curbside prices are lower because you move the items outside, and in-home totals can add a dispatch fee. All verified 2026-11-14.

Every published per-item price in San Francisco, to spot the cheapest

CompanySofaMattressRefrigeratorHot tubWebsite
Dropcurb San FranciscoCurbside per-item · Platform — curbside pickup$79 first / $29 add’l$99 first (Queen) / $30 add’l$109 first / $59 add’l— not publishedVisit official website →Source: official pricing page · Verified 2026-11-14
JunkRabbit San FranciscoPer-item + truckload · Platform$126 (sectional 3-pc $185)Twin $82 · Full $94 · Queen $103 · King $114Standard $164 · side-by-side $183$390Visit official website →Source: official pricing page · Verified 2026-10-15
JYR Junk RemovalPer-item + truckloadFrom $129Any size from $89From $109From $499Visit official website →Source: official pricing page · Verified 2026-11-14
Haul N' DumpPer-item (starting price) + truckloadSingle item from $75 (no per-item list published)— not published— not published— not publishedVisit official website →Source: official pricing page · Verified 2026-11-14
Mattress Disposal Plus — San FranciscoPer-item — mattress specialist (National price) · National price— not publishedFrom $75 (Twin curbside) · Queen $80–$130 (National price)— not published— not publishedVisit official website →Source: official pricing page · Verified 2026-11-14
LoadUp San FranciscoPer-item (starting prices) · Platform · National priceIn-home from $75 · curbside from $70 (no per-item list published)— not published— not published— not publishedVisit official website →Source: official pricing page · Verified 2026-11-14
Ontrack MovingPer-item (starting price, moving add-on)Single item $75–$150 starting (e.g. a sofa or an appliance; no per-item list published)— not published— not published— not publishedVisit official website →Source: official pricing page · Verified 2026-11-14

Every published truckload price in San Francisco

CompanyMinimum load¼ truckload½ truckload¾ truckloadFull truckloadWebsite
JunkRabbit San FranciscoPer-item + truckload · Platform$100 minimum$241$431—$732Visit official website →Source: official pricing page · Verified 2026-10-15
JYR Junk RemovalPer-item + truckload—¼ truck $362.50½ truck $725—Full truck $1,450Visit official website →Source: official pricing page · Verified 2026-11-14
Haul N' DumpPer-item (starting price) + truckloadSingle item from $75 · small truck $150–$300—Medium truck $300–$500—Full truck from $500Visit official website →Source: official pricing page · Verified 2026-11-14
Mr. RemovalTruckloadSmallest truck from $99 (1–2 small items, up to ⅛ truck)—Half truck from $299—Full truck from $499Visit official website →Source: official pricing page · Verified 2026-11-14
Any JunkTruckload⅛ truck $500¼ truck $800–$900½ truck $1,500—Full truck $2,500Visit official website →Source: official pricing page · Verified 2026-11-14

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What is the cheapest junk removal in San Francisco?

The cheapest published prices in San Francisco are: a sofa at Single item from $75 (no per-item list published) (Haul N' Dump); a mattress at Twin $82 · Full $94 · Queen $103 · King $114 (JunkRabbit San Francisco); a full truckload at $499 (Mr. Removal). “Cheap” here means the lowest price a company actually publishes — curbside prices are lower because you move the items outside, and in-home totals can add a dispatch fee. All verified 2026-11-14.

How can I pay less for junk removal in San Francisco?

Use curbside pickup if you can move items outside, combine items into one order (several companies charge only the highest first-item price once, then lower additional-item rates), and compare a per-item total against a ¼ truckload before booking. See per truckload vs per item.