Marin Junk Haulers (707) 932-3383
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Transparency · Last pulled 2026-06-24

How this data is built

Every fee, band, and claim on this hub traces to a public source with a pull date. Here is exactly where the numbers come from, how the price bands are formed, and how often we refresh.

Sources

Disposal and tipping fees are transcribed from the operators' own published rate sheets and pages. The anchor is the Redwood Landfill Service & Fee Schedule (effective October 2025), a public PDF from Waste Management. Mattress-recycling facts come from the Mattress Recycling Council / Bye Bye Mattress program and CalRecycle. Donation and tax rules come from the charities' own donation pages and IRS Publication 561 and Form 8283.

Pull dates

Each row on the cost index and each citation below shows the date we last read the source (2026-06-24 for this build). Fees change; the pull date tells you how fresh the figure is. Where an effective date is printed on the source (e.g., Redwood's October 2025 schedule), we show that too.

How the price bands are formed

The full-service bands — single item from $125, half-load $399, full load from $649 — are Marin Junk Haulers's own flat-rate service tiers, not third-party data. They are priced by volume (how much of the truck a load fills) plus any special-item handling, and quoted from a photo before booking. Self-haul figures are the facilities' published gate rates, shown side by side so you can compare hiring out against a dump run.

What we do not do

  • We do not invent fees. If a facility does not publish a rate online, the table says "not published" and links the official page and phone line instead of guessing.
  • We do not promise timing. This hub never quotes a same-day or by-a-certain-day turnaround.
  • We do not list a charity as accepting items it refuses. The donate-or-junk-it page reflects each organization's stated, current policy as of the pull date.

Refresh cadence

We re-pull the disposal-fee sources roughly quarterly, and sooner when an operator announces a rate change (for example, the California mattress recycling fee rising to $18.00 per unit on April 1, 2026). The pull date on every page reflects the most recent verification.

Corrections

Spot a stale or wrong figure? Call (707) 932-3383 and we'll verify against the source and update. Accuracy is the whole point of this hub.

Data integrity

Every source we cite

Every fee on this page is transcribed from a public source below. Where a facility does not publish rates online, we say so rather than estimate.

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