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J & Hauling & Disposal Inc. is the only Simi Valley listing, at 744 West Los Angeles Avenue. Tract streets and hillside drives do not present the same approach.
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J & Hauling & Disposal Inc. keeps the ampersands and the final period in Inc. The address is 744 W Los Angeles Ave, Simi Valley, CA 93065. The phone is +1 805-362-4833. Los Angeles Avenue is a long commercial spine through the valley floor. Traffic, turn pockets, and storefront parking along that spine are a weak sketch of a residential court in a tract, and a worse sketch of a driveway that climbs a ridge. Identify the listing by the avenue. Identify your ground by whichever of those two landscapes is true.
Simi Valley's floor is a grid of tracts with relatively level aprons, parkway trees, and the occasional RV pad. The edges of the valley tilt. A house cut into a slope may have a drive that a car descends in low gear and a truck should not improvise. You owe the phone call that distinction in the first three sentences. This domain lists nobody else in Simi Valley who could interpret it for you.
On a tract street, pace the apron and the parkway. Note a rolled curb, a mailbox at the throat, and whether the city tree's canopy invades the lane. Many of these drives are wide enough for two sedans and still awkward once a bin and a trash cart and a basketball hoop share them. Say if the HOA or the household rule, not this article, already limits what can sit visible from the sidewalk. An HOA limit is your fact to know. It is not researched here, and it is not waived here.
On a tilted drive, forget the tract script. Stand at the bottom and decide whether a heavy vehicle could stop without rolling back into the public road. Hairpins, gravel over concrete, and a gutter with no landing flat are the details that matter. A switchback that works for your wagon can be a refusal for anything taller. Say the grade in plain speech, "I use low gear," rather than a percentage you only guessed. Mention a retaining wall close to the tire track. Clipping it is not a detail to discover on delivery day.
Shared private roads on the hills add neighbors who also need to pass. A bin at the bottom of a shared road is a different social and physical object from a bin on your own flat pad. Describe which object you are proposing. Do not assert that the shared road is available. The company did not pave it, and this page does not govern it.
Tile and stucco from a remodel, brush after a clear-out on a slope, and ordinary garage clutter should stay in separate sentences. Hillside brush is bulky and light. Tile is heavy and small. A listener who hears only "yard stuff" cannot tell which truck thought applies, and J & Hauling & Disposal Inc. has not posted a materials chart for this article to repeat. Ask. If concrete or dirt is in the stack, give it its own clause. Weight on a steep drive is not a footnote.
Duration belongs in the same call. A tract household that loses the second stall for a month feels it differently from a ridge house that loses the only turnaround for a weekend. Request the duration you can stand.
Use +1 805-362-4833. Say J & Hauling & Disposal Inc. and West Los Angeles Avenue. Immediately say "valley-floor tract" or "steep drive," then the obstacle: tree, hoop, retaining wall, or shared road. Name the stack narrowly. Ask whether placement of a container is something this listing discusses for that kind of approach. Take a no as final for this domain.
The listing's days, if shown, stay on the listing. They are not typed again. No dollar amount is floated, and no neighbor's bill is treated as a schedule of charges.
Reviews are not borrowed. Arrival is not scheduled by this text. Simi Valley's placement note is the split between a level tract apron and a drive that already makes you downshift. J & Hauling & Disposal Inc. at +1 805-362-4833 is the only card that can tell you whether either terrain is work they will hear.
