Sustainability
Green isn't a slogan here.
Dump Ninja Junk Removal donates, recycles and re-homes what it hauls in Woodland, Davis and Yolo County before anything goes to the landfill: 1,000+ cubic yards diverted over our lifetime, and 116 working appliances given away free through the Second Life Appliances program, on the way to a thousand.
- 5.0★ · 470 Google reviews
- BBB A+ Accredited
- Nextdoor Favorite in 33 neighborhoods
- Fully insured
- HAZWOPER certified crews
- Locally owned since 2023
Donate first. Recycle second. Landfill last.
Every load Dump Ninja hauls out of Woodland, Davis or Yolo County gets sorted before it goes anywhere. That's not a marketing line. It's a truck bay on Matmor Road with piles that say "donate," "scrap," "e-waste," and "landfill," and the landfill pile is the small one.
Over our lifetime, that has added up to 1,000+ cubic yards kept out of the Yolo County Central Landfill. Furniture went to families. Metal, electronics and mattresses went to recycling. Every load gets the same rule: donation, recycling or reuse first, and only the remainder to the landfill.
Second Life Appliances
If a washer, dryer, fridge or stove still works when it comes off a job, it doesn't go anywhere near a landfill. Dump Ninja re-homes it free to a family in Woodland, Davis or Yolo County who needs it, and the environmental fee on that appliance is waived. 116 working appliances given away over our lifetime. The goal is a thousand.
It's the reason a lot of our customers call. The fridge they're replacing works fine. Somebody should be using it.
What goes back to the community
Explore our community giveaways and Community Giveback Days.
The monthly raffle sends cash, prizes and gift cards back to customers and neighbors. Working appliances go to families. Usable goods go to local organizations. It's the vision the business was built on: make room in one home so someone else's gets a little easier.
Our lifetime impact
Green isn't a slogan here.
If it still works, somebody should be using it. We donate, recycle and re-home whatever we can before anything sees a landfill.
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1,000+
Cubic yards donated or recycled instead of landfilled
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116
Working appliances given away free, on the way to 1,000
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$8,965
Estimated community give-back, including used appliances and giveaways
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20
Local restaurants and businesses featured in our giveaways
Lifetime totals · Updated September 22, 2026. Give-back includes conservatively estimated used-appliance value.
How our Second Life program works
What we can't take, and where it goes instead
Dump Ninja legally can't take everything, and we'd rather tell you now than in your driveway.
- Paint, chemicals and solvents: limited quantities. Ask us. Small amounts we can usually take. Larger amounts have to go to the county's household hazardous waste drop-off, and we'll tell you where.
- Asbestos, medical waste, ammunition, wet-cell batteries. Never. Yolo County's hazardous waste program handles these.
- Appliances with refrigerant. We take them. The appliance goes sealed to a certified recycler who recovers the refrigerant, which is what the environmental fee covers.
The full items list has the rest.
470 reviews · 5.0 average
Customers notice.
★★★★★“Jeremy is focused on keeping stuff out of the landfill and does a lot of donating and recycling. I can’t recommend them highly enough. Worth every penny!”
Lila Lawler · Google
★★★★★“And they repurposes useful things to those who need it, which is excellent. Highly recommended!”
Brad Henderson · Google
★★★★★“Jeremy also serves the community by giving away useful items instead of taking them to landfill.”
Denise Martin · Google
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Straight answers
Diversion questions, answered.
What happens to my stuff after Dump Ninja picks it up?
Dump Ninja sorts every load in Woodland before it goes anywhere. Working appliances go into the Second Life program. Usable furniture and household goods go to people and organizations that can use them. Metal, e-waste, mattresses and cardboard go to recyclers. What is left goes to Yolo County Central Landfill.
How does the Second Life Appliances program work?
If the washer, dryer, fridge or stove Dump Ninja picks up in Woodland, Davis or Yolo County still works, we re-home it free to a family who needs it, and we waive the environmental fee on that appliance. So far 116 appliances have gone back into the community, and the goal is a thousand.
Do you recycle mattresses?
Every one. California’s mattress recycling program covers the disposal, so Dump Ninja charges no mattress surcharge: a mattress rides at the same volume price as anything else and never goes to the landfill.
Can Dump Ninja take paint, chemicals or solvents?
Limited quantities. Small amounts Dump Ninja can usually take with a Woodland or Davis job. Larger amounts have to go to Yolo County’s household hazardous waste drop-off, and we will tell you where.
What can’t Dump Ninja accept at all?
Asbestos, medical waste, ammunition and wet-cell batteries. Everything else, ask us; the answer for most of what is in a Woodland garage is yes.
How do I enter an appliance giveaway?
Follow Dump Ninja on any social platform and comment on the appliance giveaway you want to enter. Any comment on that giveaway post puts you into the drawing. Visit our Community Giveaways page for links to our social pages.
Give it a second life.
Working appliance to re-home? Pile to sort? Open 8am – 8pm, seven days a week.
Our mission is to make people’s lives better by giving them back their space and time. Excellence, generosity and landfill diversion guide how we work.