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Where we work

Elevated Hauling & Disposal is a local, USMC veteran- and firefighter-owned dumpster rental, junk removal and hauling company serving the San Bernardino Mountains from Crestline and Lake Arrowhead to Big Bear.

That is 16 communities along Highways 18, 38, 138, 173, 189 and 330, from about 4,600 feet in Crestline to about 7,200 feet at Green Valley Lake. Robert sets the dumpster on your driveway or property, and we confirm every delivery by call or text.

Black dumpster lettered Elevated Disposal 909-284-4597 on a gooseneck trailer, parked on a mountain road lined with oaks and pines

At a glance

One local crew from Crestline to Big Bear

Pick your town below for local road, snow and disposal notes, or request a dumpster now.

Key facts

Towns served
16 mountain communities in San Bernardino County, from Cedarpines Park and Crestline in the west to Big Bear City and Sugarloaf in the east.
Dumpster price
$250 flat per rental, 24 hours included. $15 each extra day. Disposal billed by weight after dumping: 6–9¢ per lb, depending on material.
Dumpster size

Ask Robert about the size: call or text (909) 284-4597.

Delivery
Robert brings the dumpster on a trailer behind his pickup and sets it on your driveway or property. When your rental is up, he picks it up and hauls the load away to be dumped and weighed.
How to book
Online, or call or text (909) 284-4597. We confirm the day and the spot with you by call or text.
Office
None to visit. P.O. Box 2043, Blue Jay, CA 92317 is a mailing address only.
Ownership
Local USMC veteran and firefighter owned and operated.

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Simplified map of the towns we serve, not to scaleHighway 18 runs from Crestline in the west past Rimforest, Crest Park and Skyforest, then through Running Springs and Arrowbear Lake to Big Bear Lake and Big Bear City. Highways 189 and 173 branch north to Twin Peaks, Blue Jay, Lake Arrowhead and Cedar Glen. Green Valley Lake Road heads north near Arrowbear. Highway 38 runs along the north shore to Fawnskin, and Sugarloaf sits just south of Big Bear City. Squares mark the County’s Heaps Peak and Big Bear transfer stations.CrestlineCedarpines ParkTwin PeaksRimforestBlue JayLake ArrowheadCedar GlenSkyforestCrest ParkRunning SpringsArrowbear LakeGreen Valley LakeBig Bear LakeBig Bear CityFawnskinSugarloaf

Mountain communities from Lake Arrowhead and Crestline to Big Bear

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Simplified illustration, not to scale: Highway 18 from Crestline through the Lake Arrowhead area and Running Springs to Big Bear. Dots mark the 16 towns we serve; squares mark the County’s Heaps Peak and Big Bear transfer stations. The Google map loads only if you ask for it.

Find your town

16 towns, three stretches of mountain

Every town page covers local roads, snow rules, fire inspections and where things go, with sources. Same flat price, same crew, same number.

3 towns

Running Springs area

Three hilltop communities east of the Rim: Running Springs at about 6,100 ft, Arrowbear Lake just east on Highway 18, and Green Valley Lake at about 7,200 ft at the end of its own road.

  • Highway 330 climbs here from Highland; Highway 18 continues east to Big Bear
  • Nearest County transfer station: Heaps Peak, just west of Running Springs

4 towns

Big Bear Valley

The lake valley at about 6,750 to 7,100 ft: the City of Big Bear Lake, Moonridge included, plus unincorporated Big Bear City, Fawnskin and Sugarloaf.

  • Big Bear Lake has its own city street rules; the other three follow County and Caltrans rules
  • Nearest County transfer station: Big Bear, on Holcomb Valley Road north of Baldwin Lake

Mountain rules

What shapes a dumpster job up here

These apply across our service area. Town pages add the local details. Sources are listed at the bottom of this page.

The dumpster goes on your property

We place the dumpster on your driveway or lot by default. A dumpster in a County road needs a County Transportation Encroachment Permit, state highways need a Caltrans permit, and inside Big Bear Lake city limits the City’s engineering office issues it.

What can go in the dumpster

Snow season changes the plan

The County restricts parking on mountain streets when there is snow, generally October 15 to April 15, and Big Bear Lake bars unattended vehicles on city streets in snow conditions over the same months. Under Caltrans R-1 chain controls, anything towing a trailer must chain a drive axle, so storms can move our schedule.

Two County transfer stations on the mountain

Heaps Peak on Highway 18 west of Running Springs, and the Big Bear Transfer Station on Holcomb Valley Road. The County lists both as open Monday to Saturday, 8:00 am to 4:30 pm. Paint, oil and other household hazardous waste go to County Fire collection sites, never in a dumpster.

Fire inspections start in June

County crews inspect defensible space each summer in Crestline, Lake Arrowhead, Twin Peaks, Green Valley Lake, Arrowbear, Fawnskin and other mountain towns, and the Big Bear Fire Department covers the rest of Big Bear Valley. Our owner is a firefighter: call or text before you load brush or needles.

Project guides, including fire-season clearing

Not sure we reach you?

Ask before you book. It takes one call or text.

Between two towns, up a private road, or somewhere that isn’t listed here? Send the address or the nearest cross street and a photo of where the dumpster would go. We will tell you straight whether we can get a truck and trailer there.

  • USMC veteran owned
  • Firefighter owned and operated
  • Local to the mountain

Questions

Service area questions

Which towns does Elevated Hauling & Disposal serve?

We serve 16 San Bernardino Mountains communities: Crestline, Cedarpines Park, Twin Peaks, Rimforest, Blue Jay, Lake Arrowhead, Cedar Glen, Skyforest, Crest Park, Running Springs, Arrowbear Lake, Green Valley Lake, Big Bear Lake, Big Bear City, Fawnskin and Sugarloaf. Crestline includes Lake Gregory and Valley of Enchantment, and Big Bear Lake includes Moonridge.

Every town gets the same three services: dumpster rental, junk removal, and equipment and material hauling.

What if my town is not on the list?

Call or text (909) 284-4597 with the address, or the nearest cross street. Robert will tell you straight whether he can get the dumpster trailer there.

How much does a dumpster rental cost?

$250 flat per rental, including 24 hours. $15 each extra day. Disposal is billed by weight after dumping, 6–9¢ per lb depending on material.

Junk removal and equipment or material hauling are quoted per job: call, text or send a request.

What size is the dumpster?

Ask Robert about the size: call or text (909) 284-4597.

Not sure it fits your job? Text Robert a photo. Include your town and what is going in.

Do you have an office or yard I can visit?

No. We are a service-area business with no storefront or walk-in office: we come to you. P.O. Box 2043, Blue Jay, CA 92317 is a mailing address only. To reach us, call or text (909) 284-4597 or email elevateddisposal@gmail.com.

Can the dumpster go on the street?

We place the dumpster on your driveway or property by default. A dumpster in a public road needs an encroachment permit from whoever owns the road: San Bernardino County Public Works for County roads, Caltrans for state highways such as Highways 18, 38 and 330, or the City of Big Bear Lake inside city limits. Mountain roads also have to stay clear for snowplows.

Do you deliver when there is snow?

Snow can move a delivery or pickup day. Under Caltrans R-1 chain controls, any vehicle towing a trailer must chain a drive axle, and the dumpster travels on a trailer behind Robert’s pickup. We confirm every day with you by call or text.

Before we come, clear the spot and a path to it, and think about where the plow berm will land.

Where does mountain trash go?

San Bernardino County runs two transfer stations on the mountain: Heaps Peak on Highway 18 west of Running Springs, and the Big Bear Transfer Station on Holcomb Valley Road north of Baldwin Lake. The County lists both as open Monday to Saturday, 8:00 am to 4:30 pm, and closed on major holidays. Check the County’s waste disposal sites page for current hours and fees.

Your town is on the list. Let’s get your project hauled.

Request your dumpster online in a couple of minutes, or call or text and talk it through. We confirm price and delivery with you before anything rolls.