What Rigo takes (and what he can't)
The full list, following California rules. If you don't see your item, ask the search box or text a photo.
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×Household hazardous waste (paint, solvents, oil, chemicals, batteries, bulbs and electronics): LA County S.A.F.E. centers and Burbank's recycling center take them for free. Check their hours online before you go.
Rigo's Hauling is not a licensed contractor under California's Contractors State License Law. Light demolition and construction-debris work is limited to small jobs under $1,000 total (labor and materials) that don't require a permit. For larger projects, hire a CSLB-licensed contractor.
What Rigo can't take.
So you don't waste a call. Most of these are free to drop off at LA County S.A.F.E. centers.

Free drop-off at LA County S.A.F.E. centers and Burbank's recycle center.

Hazardous waste: take it to an LA County S.A.F.E. center.

Used oil: auto parts stores and S.A.F.E. centers take it.

Universal waste: never in the trash. S.A.F.E. centers take them.

Exchange or drop off at a S.A.F.E. center.

Needs a certified inspection and an abatement company. Rigo won't touch it.

Use a pharmacy or county sharps program.
Requires certified hazardous-materials crews.
Rigo doesn't buy or tow vehicles.
Furniture and household items that are still good, when possible.
Metal, cardboard, wood, concrete, mattresses and green waste.
To permitted landfills and transfer stations.
Text Rigo.
The fastest way is a text with a photo. A call, email or WhatsApp work too, in English or Spanish.
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