Junk Removal in Sugarloaf, CA
Sugarloaf is an unincorporated neighborhood south of Big Bear City, between Moonridge and Erwin Lake — mostly full-time residents, older cabins and narrow, sometimes steep streets.
Same number for text, WhatsApp and calls: (425) 233-2945
Trash and bulky items in Sugarloaf
- Trash service is provided by the Big Bear City CSD: carts out no more than 12 hours before pickup and back in within 24 hours after.
- Bulky items are collected by the CSD for a per-item fee; the CSD also holds periodic free community clean-up days. Details: Big Bear City CSD.
- Dump card: owners in the 92386 ZIP code may be eligible for a San Bernardino County Disposal Use Permit for self-haul loads — see the county Disposal Use Permit page.
- Big Bear Transfer Station, 38550 Holcomb Valley Rd (off Hwy 18, north of Baldwin Lake) — Monday–Saturday 8 AM–4:30 PM; confirm hours, fees and accepted materials on the county disposal sites page.
Getting a truck in
Some Sugarloaf streets are steep and stay icy after storms, and many lots are small with tight driveways. We hand-carry items to the truck when it can't get close. Chain controls on Highways 18, 38 and 330 change through the winter — check Caltrans QuickMap before a storm-day appointment.
Common Sugarloaf jobs
Inherited cabins and long-stored contents, garage and shed cleanouts, old appliances and furniture. See estate cleanouts and cabin & garage cleanouts. Weed abatement notices in Sugarloaf come from Big Bear Fire.
Services in Sugarloaf
Weed Clearing & Abatement
Weeds, pine needles, brush and low limbs cleared to Big Bear Fire standards — and hauled away the same visit.
Learn more →Junk Hauling
Single items to full loads — furniture, mattresses, yard debris and everything in between.
Learn more →Cabin, Garage & Home Cleanouts
Garages, attics, crawl spaces, sheds, storage units and whole-cabin clearances.
Learn more →Estate Cleanouts
Respectful, organized cleanouts of inherited cabins and homes — manageable from off the mountain.
Learn more →Vacation Rental Turnovers
Bulky-item and junk removal for Airbnb and VRBO hosts, scheduled between guest stays.
Learn more →Appliance & E-Waste Removal
Fridges, freezers, washers, dryers, stoves, TVs and computers hauled away.
Learn more →Hot Tub & Spa Removal
Dead spas drained, cut down, carried off the deck and hauled away.
Learn more →Light Demolition
Minor tear-outs: small sheds, deck boards, fencing, cabinets and carpet — hauled off.
Learn more →Painting (Minor Jobs)
Minor interior and exterior jobs — walls, ceilings and trim inside; siding touch-ups, decks and fences outside.
Learn more →Furniture & Mattress Removal
Sofas, beds, mattresses, dressers and patio sets carried out and hauled away.
Learn more →Local guides for Sugarloaf owners
- Where to take junk in Big Bear (transfer station, bulky pickup)
- Got a fire abatement letter? What to do
- Vacation rental turnover checklist
- How to get rid of an old hot tub
Sources and where to check
Local rules change. We checked these in September 2026 — confirm with the agency before you rely on them.
Sugarloaf junk removal FAQ
Who picks up trash in Sugarloaf?
The Big Bear City Community Services District (CSD). Bulky-item and clean-up day details are on the CSD website.
Can you clear out an inherited Sugarloaf cabin?
Yes. We can do a walkthrough with you or your realtor, give a firm price, and send photos when it's done.
Do you work in Sugarloaf in winter?
Yes, when the street and driveway are safe to reach. Tell us about snow and ice when you book.
Who does junk removal in Sugarloaf?
Junk Removal Big Bear serves Sugarloaf and the rest of the Big Bear Valley, 8 AM–10 PM, 7 days a week. Call or text (425) 233-2945, or ask for a free on-site quote.
Do you do weed abatement in Sugarloaf?
Yes. We clear weeds, pine needles and brush to defensible space standards in Sugarloaf and haul the debris away the same visit.
Nearby areas we serve
Junk removal in Sugarloaf
Text us a few photos or give us a call, and we'll come out and look. Free, no obligation.
Same number for text, WhatsApp and calls: (425) 233-2945