Barn & Acreage Clear-Outs · Rio Linda
Acreage Clear-Outs in Rio Linda
On a few acres, junk collects out of sight: in the barn loft, behind the hay shed, along the back fence. When it’s time to clear it — for a sale, a new horse setup or just the space — we price it by the truckload. A full truck is $732, a set of four tires $87.
Horse Country North of the City
Rio Linda and Elverta hold about 16,300 residents on large rural lots, many of them horse properties with barns, paddock fencing and outbuildings. Homes here often date from the 1960s.
Both are unincorporated Sacramento County. The County’s bulky pickup accepts up to four tires, but not concrete, dirt, stumps or treated fence posts — the things acreage produces most.
Rio Linda Acreage Prices
| Item / load | Flat price |
|---|---|
| Truck-fill (1/2) | $431 |
| Truck-fill (full · 16 cu yd) | $732 |
| Tires (set of 4) | $87 |
| Wood pallet (each) | $33 |
| Wheelbarrow | $37 |
Typical Acreage Loads
Barns and Sheds
Broken tack trunks, old feeders, rusted equipment and the lumber piles every barn seems to grow.
Fence Lines
Rails and posts from replaced paddock fencing, loaded from wherever the truck can safely reach.
Rio Linda Acreage FAQs
Can the truck drive back to the barn?
If the ground is firm and the gate is wide enough, yes. Otherwise the crew carries from the barn to where the truck can park.
Do you take old tires from a Rio Linda property?
Yes. A set of four is $87, and single tires are priced individually.
What about manure or dirt?
No. We don’t haul soil, manure or hazardous materials.
How is an acreage clear-out priced?
By truck-fill: $431 for half a truck and $732 for a full sixteen cubic yards, with extra loads if needed.
Clear the Barn and the Back Forty
Photos of each area — flat price back quickly.
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