Hauling
This pageMoving something you’re keeping
Equipment or materials going from one place to another.
- Quoted per job
- We check weight, size and access first
- Pickup and drop-off on the day we set
Hauling
Equipment and material hauling
Elevated Hauling & Disposal moves equipment and materials around the San Bernardino Mountains, from Crestline and Lake Arrowhead to Big Bear, on our own pickup and gooseneck trailer.
Every haul is quoted on its own. Tell us what needs moving, roughly what it weighs, and where it is going from and to. We will tell you whether it fits and what it costs.
Hauling: key facts
- What it is
- Moving equipment and materials you are keeping or using, on our pickup and gooseneck trailer.
- Where
- 16 mountain communities from Crestline and Lake Arrowhead to Big Bear. See every town
- Price
- Quoted per job. There is no posted price for hauling; dumpster rentals are the only flat-price service.
- What fits
- Checked job by job. We do not publish a weight limit or an equipment list, so tell us what it is and roughly what it weighs, and we will tell you straight whether it fits.
- How to get a quote
- Text a photo to (909) 284-4597 with the pickup and drop-off towns, call, or send a request online.
- Paying
- No online payment for hauling. Robert confirms the price, the day and how to pay with you by call or text.
- Hauling trash?
- That is junk removal (we load it) or a dumpster rental (you load it).
- Who you deal with
- Robert, a local USMC veteran and firefighter, owns and runs Elevated Hauling & Disposal.
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What to send for a hauling quote
A photo and a few details are usually enough for a straight yes or no:
- What it is: the make and model of equipment, or the material and about how much
- Roughly what it weighs, if you know
- Pickup and drop-off towns, plus streets when you are ready
- When it needs to move
- Access at both ends: steep drives, gates, tight turns, and how it gets on and off the trailer
Rather type it out? Send a hauling request online
What we move
Tell us what needs moving. We’ll tell you if it fits.
There is no fixed menu for hauling. Every job starts with a quick check of weight, size and access, and you get a straight answer either way.
Good things to ask about
Examples, not a promise. Each one depends on the details.
- Landscape materialsRock, gravel, mulch or soil for a yard project.
- FirewoodMoving a load from one place to another.
- Building materialsLumber and supplies for a project on the mountain.
- Small equipmentGive us the make and model so we can check the weight.
- Things you are keepingFurniture or salvaged items going from one property to another.
What decides if it fits
- WeightOur truck and trailer have weight ratings, so we need a number or a make and model.
- Size and lengthRough dimensions help, especially for long or wide items.
- Loading and unloadingHow it gets on and off the trailer at each end.
- AccessDriveway grade, tight turns, gates, low limbs and where a truck and trailer can stop.
- Road and weatherChain controls and storms can move the day.
Not a hauling job
Getting rid of something is a different service:
- Junk removalTrash, junk or debris that you want loaded and hauled away for disposal.
- Dumpster rentalOur dumpster, set on your driveway for you to fill over a weekend or a project.
- What can go inWhat can go in a dumpster or a junk load, and what has to go elsewhere.
How it works
What, where, when. Then we haul it.
Step 1: Tell us what, where and when
Text a photo or call with what needs moving, the pickup and drop-off towns and your timing, or send a request online.
Step 2: We check the fit and quote it
We look at weight, size and access at both ends. If it fits, we quote the haul. If it doesn’t, we tell you.Step 3: We haul it on the day we set
Robert confirms the price, the day and how to pay with you by call or text. Then we pick it up and haul it where it needs to go.
Our truck and trailer
The rig that does the work
Real photos, not stock: a heavy-duty pickup towing a gooseneck trailer. Here it carries our dumpster and tips a load of wood debris. Whether your load fits on it is the first thing we check.
On the mountain
Mountain roads change the plan
A haul on the mountain is mostly about getting in and out. These are the details that matter.
Narrow roads, steep drives
The County’s Lake Arrowhead plan notes many local roads are narrow with poor visibility. Send photos of both ends: driveway grade, tight turns, low limbs and where a truck and trailer can stop.
Chains and storms
Under any Caltrans chain control, every vehicle towing a trailer must chain a drive axle, and braked trailers need chains on an axle too. A storm can move the haul day.
Snow-season parking
In Big Bear Lake, vehicles can’t be left unattended on City streets from Oct 15 to Apr 15. On County roads, vehicles left in the road hold up the plows. Plan a spot to load off the street.
Private roads
The County and Caltrans don’t plow private roads; owners arrange their own snow removal. If your road is private, tell us how it is kept clear in winter.
Compare
Hauling, junk removal or a dumpster?
Three services, one phone number. Here is how to tell which one you need.
Junk removal
Getting rid of it, loaded for you
Junk, furniture, yard or remodel debris you want gone in one visit.
- We do the loading
- Quoted per job: text a photo for a price
- Hauled away for disposal
Dumpster rental
Getting rid of it, loaded by you
Our dumpster in your driveway, to fill at your own pace.
- $250 flat per rental, 24 hours included
- $15 each extra day
- Disposal billed by weight after dumping
- Ask Robert about the size: call or text (909) 284-4597.
Questions
Hauling questions
What can you haul?
Equipment and materials that fit on our pickup and gooseneck trailer. Tell us what it is, roughly what it weighs, and where it is going from and to, and we will tell you whether it fits before we quote it.
Is there a weight limit?
Yes. Every truck and trailer has a weight rating, and we check each load against ours. We do not publish a single number, so send the weight, or the make and model of the equipment, and we will give you a straight answer.
Can you deliver gravel, firewood or building materials?
Ask us. Tell us the material, about how much there is, where it is coming from and where it needs to go. We will tell you whether it is a fit for the trailer and quote it.
How much does hauling cost?
Hauling is quoted per job, so there is no posted price. The quote depends on what is moving, how far it goes, and how easy it is to load and unload at each end. Text a photo to (909) 284-4597 or send a request online.
Do you haul off the mountain?
Our service area is the mountain communities from Crestline and Lake Arrowhead to Big Bear. If one end of the haul is down the hill, ask and we will tell you whether we can do it.
Can you take my trash or debris to the dump?
That is junk removal: we load it and haul it away for disposal. If you would rather load it yourself over a few days, rent our dumpster instead: $250 flat per rental, 24 hours included.
What about hauling in snow season?
Storms can move a haul day. Whenever Caltrans posts chain controls, every vehicle towing a trailer has to chain a drive axle, and braked trailers need chains on an axle too. In Big Bear Lake, City rules bar leaving vehicles unattended on City streets from October 15 to April 15, so plan a spot off the street to load and unload.
Can I pay for hauling online?
No. Hauling is quoted per job, and Robert confirms the price, the day and how to pay with you by call or text.
Related
More ways we can help
Questions first? Contact us or read the FAQ.
- Junk removalGetting rid of it instead? We load it and haul it away.
- Dumpster rentalPrefer to load it yourself? $250 flat with 24 hours included.
- Moving and downsizingMove what you are keeping and clear what you are not.
- Cabin and home cleanoutsPlan a cleanout of a cabin, rental or family home.
- Storm and tree debrisBranches, broken fencing and storm mess after wind or heavy snow.
- Construction debrisPlanning tips for builders and owner-builders on the mountain.
Service area
Hauling across the mountain
Lake Arrowhead and Crestline area
Running Springs area
Big Bear Valley
Something to move on the mountain?
Tell us what, where and when.
Text a photo to (909) 284-4597 or send a request online. We will tell you whether it fits and what it costs.