Serving Point Loma and the Nearby Streets
Our trucks climb the ridge from Liberty Station up toward Cabrillo National Monument and Sunset Cliffs.
Junk Removal in Point Loma
A handful of east-west streets on Point Loma's ridge break into disconnected segments partway up the hill — a quirk that trips up first-time drivers more than it trips us. We know which block numbers actually connect between Liberty Station down below and Cabrillo National Monument up top, so we don't burn your appointment window circling for the right address. From a cleared garage near the Monument to a full property near Sunset Cliffs, we load it, sweep up, and haul it out in one trip.
We cover all of Point Loma from this page; for the rest of San Diego County, see our main junk removal hub. Junk Removal in San Diego
What Neighbors Ask Us to Haul
- Old furniture and mattresses
- Appliances - fridges, washers, dryers
- Garage and attic cleanouts
- Yard waste and hillside brush
- Construction and remodel debris
- Bulky curbside pickups
Point Loma's hillside lots often back up to open brush, and clearing that back before fire season is a regular request here too.
Access and Parking in Point Loma
The ridge running through Point Loma is steep enough that several east-west streets split into disconnected segments, and homes are often set above street level with stairs down to the curb. Near Sunset Cliffs, free parking is limited to two small lots — Lomaland Drive and Ladera Street/Cornish Drive — and both fill up fast, especially around sunset.
Since those Sunset Cliffs lots fill up by golden hour, we try to book jobs in that stretch earlier in the day instead of competing for a spot at sunset.
Same-Day Junk Removal in Point Loma
Point Loma is part of our regular coastal rotation, so we're usually working somewhere on the peninsula several times a week. Because the ridge streets and stairs add loading time to some jobs, we build a little slack into each day's schedule out here, which occasionally means the next available slot is a day or two out rather than that same afternoon.
Apartments, Condos and HOAs in Point Loma
Point Loma runs overwhelmingly single-family, and the layout we actually plan for is the ridge itself — homes set above street level with stairs down to the curb, more than any elevator or loading dock. We haven't run into HOA gate codes here the way we do inland; the stairs and the hillside grade are the real variable.
Where Point Loma Loads Go
From Point Loma, loads go up to the Miramar Landfill & Recycling Center on Convoy Street.
Old electronics and batteries pulled from a Point Loma garage or attic cleanout can go through the county's free e-waste drop-off instead of the regular landfill load.
Other Services We Run in Point Loma
Nearby Areas We Cover
Part of Junk Removal in San Diego.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is parking near Sunset Cliffs hard to find when you're loading a truck?
It can be. There are only two small free lots up there, on Lomaland Drive and near Ladera Street/Cornish Drive, and street parking fills in fast — especially close to sunset. We try to get Sunset Cliffs jobs done earlier in the day for that reason.
My house is up on the ridge with stairs down to the street — can you still take a full load?
Yes. A lot of Point Loma sits above street level, so stairs and a longer carry are normal for us here. That extra time factors into the quote, but it doesn't stop us from taking the job.
Where does the junk actually go after you load it?
Recyclable material gets pulled out before anything reaches the landfill, and items like mattresses or paint cans go through their own free county programs rather than getting buried with the rest of the load.
Do you cover all of Point Loma, or just the area near the Monument?
All of it — from Liberty Station up through the ridge neighborhoods to Sunset Cliffs and Cabrillo.
Do you deal with condos or apartment buildings in Point Loma, or mostly houses?
Mostly houses, especially up on the ridge, and that's what we plan for — stairs and a longer carry down from a hillside lot, more than an elevator or a loading dock.