Hard work. Clear prices. Your space back.
Woodland’s agricultural roots and manufacturing and distribution businesses are part of the city’s identity. Our service is practical: clear the space, do the lifting, respect what stays and leave the spot clean. You do not have to give up a weekend to moving heavy items or arranging separate trips. Local resource.
For a household, that may mean a garage you can use again. For a small business, it may mean clearing stored furnishings without losing track of equipment or records. Show us the complete scope and any access restrictions before loading. Excellence means an accurate on-site estimate, not a guess. The price you approve is the maximum; for volume-priced items, less space means a lower price.
Junk removal in Woodland: what we take
Dump Ninja Junk Removal lives in Woodland. Our yard is on Matmor Road and the 21-yard truck sleeps here. When a Woodland homeowner calls, the truck is already in town.
Here is what Dump Ninja takes from Woodland homes, garages, and yards:
- Couches, sectionals, recliners, mattresses, and box springs. There is no mattress surcharge.
- Refrigerators, washers, dryers, ranges, and water heaters. Working appliances get re-homed through Second Life Appliances instead of scrapped.
- Hot tubs and sheds, removed and hauled. We sell the labor and the empty patio, not the wrecking.
- Yard waste, brush, old fencing, and patio sets after a Woodland summer wears them out.
- Garage contents: boxes, shelving, broken tools, bikes nobody rides, holiday decorations from three houses ago.
- Whole-home, estate, storage-unit, and eviction cleanouts.
- TVs, monitors, printers, and other e-waste for recycling.
- Concrete, dirt, and construction debris haul-away from a Woodland side yard or driveway.
- Tires. We take tires.
- Paint, chemicals, and solvents in limited quantities. Ask us.
What Dump Ninja cannot accept in Woodland or anywhere else: asbestos, medical waste, ammunition, and wet-cell batteries. If you are not sure, text a photo to (530) 444-4441 and we will tell you straight.
Some jobs are a couch. Some jobs are a house. Dump Ninja does both in Woodland, and the same two-person crew standard applies to each.
How it works in Woodland
Dump Ninja Junk Removal keeps it to four steps for Woodland customers, because a busy family does not need a fifth.
1. You call or text. (530) 444-4441, 8am to 8pm, seven days a week. Tell us roughly what you have and where in Woodland you are. A photo helps. Booking online works too, but same-day in Woodland is phone or text only, because we need to check the truck.
2. We come look. A Dump Ninja crew drives over from Matmor Road, walks the garage or the side yard with you, and names one price for the whole job. The estimate is free. It covers the labor, the loading, the drive to the landfill, and the disposal.
3. You say go, or you don’t. If the number works, we load right then. Most Woodland single-item pickups are done in under fifteen minutes. If you would rather wait, that is fine. No deposit, no pressure.
4. We load, sweep, and leave. The crew hauls everything to the truck, sweeps the garage or blows off the driveway, and shows you the empty space before pulling out. Our Google reviews mention the sweep-up more than anything else we do.
The Matmor Road commitment for Woodland. Because Dump Ninja is headquartered in Woodland, the crew runs to every neighborhood from Wild Wings on the west side to the Spring Lake homes on the south end and texts an arrival window before heading out. Dump Ninja is fully insured, with commercial general liability, commercial auto, and workers comp, so a Woodland HOA or property manager can ask for a certificate of insurance and get one.
Woodland neighborhoods we work in
Dump Ninja Junk Removal has hauled from every corner of Woodland since August 2023. These are the neighborhoods where the truck shows up most, and what each one asks of a crew.
Spring Lake. The newer master-planned homes south of Gibson Road are where many of Dump Ninja’s Woodland garage cleanouts happen. Driveways are short, streets are tidy, and some blocks have alley-loaded garages. The HOA has rules about where a truck can sit, so we ask before we arrive and stage in the alley or at the curb, whichever the rule says. Two-car garages here fill up fast with young families, and the job is usually boxes, a play structure, and a treadmill that stopped moving.
Beamer Park. Woodland’s 1920s and 1930s bungalows, with mature trees over the street and detached garages down a single-lane driveway. The 21-yard truck stays on the street. Furniture comes out the front door and down porch steps, and we protect the doorframes because these houses have original wood trim. Garage junk goes out the back. We plan the carry before we quote so the price covers it.
Gibson Ranch. Wide streets, attached two-car garages, and the easiest access in Woodland. Dump Ninja backs right up to the driveway. Typical Gibson Ranch jobs are a full garage, a hot tub on the back patio, or a fridge and range after a kitchen remodel. The garage cleanout described above is the Gibson Ranch job in a nutshell.
Historic Downtown. Main Street storefronts with apartments upstairs, and older homes on the numbered streets around them. Access is nearly always through the alley behind the building, and the carry is down an interior stairwell. Parking at the curb downtown is time-limited, so the crew works fast, keeps the truck out of the traffic lane, and uses the alley when the building allows it. An apartment over a Main Street shop is a normal Dump Ninja job, not a special request.
Wild Wings. The golf-course community on the west side, out County Road 98, is in county territory with its own homeowners association and bigger lots. Wild Wings jobs are mostly furniture, patio sets, and garage overflow. Because of the drive, Dump Ninja usually pairs a Wild Wings pickup with other stops that direction, and still gets there the same day when the truck has room.
The ag edge. Woodland does not stop at the city limits, and neither does Dump Ninja. Along County Roads 102, 25A, and 98 we haul from shops, barns, and rural properties: old irrigation pipe, broken equipment, fence wire, and the contents of a tractor shed. Locked gates and loose dogs are the first two questions we ask when a county-road address books.
What an operator knows about Woodland. Confirm the parking. Confirm the gate latch. Ask whether the side yard is wide enough for a hand truck or whether the fridge comes through the house. Ask about stairs. Dump Ninja asks these questions in Woodland on the first call, and the quote is right the first time because of it.
Where it goes: Yolo County Central Landfill and donation first
Dump Ninja Junk Removal treats the landfill as the last stop for Woodland junk, not the first. Donation and recycling come before the dump every time it is possible.
Working appliances from Woodland homes go through our Second Life Appliances program: a refrigerator, washer, or dryer that still runs gets re-homed with a local family at no charge instead of scrapped. Dump Ninja has given away 116 working appliances so far, on the way to a goal of 1,000. For appliances that do not work, an environmental fee applies and a certified recycler recovers the refrigerant.
Usable furniture, tools, and household goods are donated where a Woodland charity or family can use them. Metal, e-waste, and cardboard are recycled. Over our lifetime, Dump Ninja kept more than 1,000 cubic yards out of the landfill.
What is left rides to the Yolo County Central Landfill at 44090 County Road 28H, right here in Woodland. The crew leaves with your junk, and a Woodland customer can ask where it went and get a real answer. It went to donation, to a recycler, or to County Road 28H. It did not go to a ditch on the ag edge.
Pet waste removal in Woodland
Dump Ninja Junk Removal is the only company in Woodland that hauls junk and scoops yards under one phone number, and Woodland dog owners find out about the second service when the crew mentions it after a garage cleanout.
Dump Ninja runs weekly, bi-weekly, and one-time pet waste removal for Woodland backyards, plus a service for HOA common areas and apartment dog runs in Spring Lake and across town. The crew scoops, bags, and hauls it away, and can sanitize the yard with a safe product on request. Gates get closed and latched behind us, every time. Same crew standard, same (530) 444-4441.
Cleanouts in Woodland
Cleanouts are a different job from a couch pickup, and Dump Ninja Junk Removal treats them that way in Woodland.
Estate cleanouts. When a Woodland family is clearing a parent’s house in Beamer Park or on the east side, the crew works at the family’s pace. Things that matter get set aside. Things that can be donated get donated. Dump Ninja will clear a Woodland estate over multiple trips so the family can go room by room. We do not rush a family. We do not film anyone for marketing.
Hoarder cleanup. Dump Ninja handles hoarding situations in Woodland quietly and without judgment. The crew sorts as it goes, keeps documents and valuables in a pile for the owner, and hauls the rest in as many loads as it takes. The 21-yard truck means fewer trips and a shorter day.
Eviction and foreclosure cleanouts. Woodland landlords and property managers get a fast turnaround and a swept unit. Dump Ninja photographs the before and after for your file, and the crew never leaves a unit half done.
Storage unit cleanouts. Woodland’s self-storage facilities are a regular Dump Ninja stop. Tell us the unit number and gate code and the crew empties it while you keep your day.
Garage cleanouts. The most common cleanout Dump Ninja does in Woodland. You point at what stays; the crew handles the rest, then sweeps the slab. A Gibson Ranch or Spring Lake two-car garage is usually one load on the 21-yard truck and one morning of your Saturday, and you get the parking space back the same day.
Whatever kind of cleanout it is, the Woodland crew shows up in uniform, quotes the whole job on site before touching anything, and leaves the space swept. That is the Dump Ninja standard on Matmor Road, and it does not change with the size of the pile.
Nearby: where the Woodland truck goes next
Woodland is the hub. Dump Ninja stages the 21-yard truck on Matmor Road, and that is how the small towns around Woodland get real service instead of a map decoration.
Davis is down Highway 113, and the truck runs there almost daily, especially in June and September when UC Davis leases turn over. West Sacramento is down I-5 and I-80, Southport to Broderick. Knights Landing and Yolo get same-day service because the truck is already in Woodland, up Highway 113 or County Road 102. Esparto, Madison, and the Capay Valley are the west run out Highway 16 past Wild Wings. Zamora and Dunnigan are the north run up I-5. Winters is a real drive but a regular one.
Those are daily drives, not a map decoration. You can see every town Dump Ninja serves on the service areas page.
Three places Dump Ninja does not serve: Elk Grove, Roseville, and Fairfield. We would rather say so here than let you wait on a truck that is not coming. If you are in one of those cities, a company based closer to you will do a better job for you than a Woodland crew driving an hour each way.
For recurring yard care, see pet waste removal in Woodland, including local access advice and dog-safety requirements.