Eviction Services Chino | 951 Evictions — San Bernardino County
Eviction Services Chino — Local Expertise That Moves Fast
When you need to remove a non-paying or problem tenant from your Chino property, time is money.
951 Evictions has handled unlawful detainer cases throughout San Bernardino County for years. We know the
paperwork, the notice deadlines, and the local courthouse — so you don’t have to learn it under pressure.
Our team handles every step — from drafting the legally required notice to filing at the correct courthouse, serving all parties, and representing you at the unlawful detainer hearing. We have completed thousands of evictions across Southern California and know exactly what it takes to move your Chino case forward quickly and legally.
Where Your Case Gets Filed: Ontario Courthouse
Eviction cases for Chino properties are filed at the Ontario Courthouse, located at 200 W C St, Ontario, CA 91762. Getting the right court is the first step — filing in the wrong jurisdiction
wastes time and money. We handle the filing for you and follow up directly with court staff to keep
your case moving.
Once your case is filed, the tenant has five business days to respond to the summons and complaint. If they fail to respond, we immediately request a default judgment. If they contest the case, we schedule a hearing and appear in court on your behalf. Either way, you have an experienced advocate managing your eviction — you won’t need to navigate the courthouse alone.
Serving Chino and Surrounding Areas
We serve landlords throughout Chino, including the neighborhoods of Country Village, Rosemead, College Park adjacent, Chino Valley.
Zip codes we serve: 91708, 91710.
What to Expect: Timeline for Chino Evictions
Most uncontested evictions in Chino are resolved within three to five weeks of filing. If the tenant contests the case, allow two to four additional weeks for a hearing date. Once the court issues a judgment for possession, we obtain a Writ of Possession and coordinate the lockout directly with the county sheriff’s office — keeping you away from the stress of removal day.
We also offer standalone document preparation and process serving for landlords who want to handle their own court appearances. Our document preparation service ensures your unlawful detainer paperwork is complete, accurate, and ready to submit. Our licensed process servers deliver notices and court documents on time with legally compliant proof of service — a critical piece of any eviction that can’t be skipped.
What You Need to Know About Chino Rentals
Chino’s dairy industry has given way to master-planned residential communities — a large and active rental market.
Chino is close to the LA County line; confirm the property is in San Bernardino County before filing.
No local rent control. Eviction filings go to the Ontario Courthouse.
Chino has no local rent control ordinance. Qualifying rental units may still fall under California’s AB 1482 statewide tenant protections.
Our Chino Eviction Process
Every eviction we handle starts with the correct notice — 3-Day Pay or Quit for unpaid rent,
3-Day Cure or Quit for lease violations, or 30/60-Day Notice to Vacate for no-fault situations.
If the tenant doesn’t comply, we file the unlawful detainer at the Ontario Courthouse, serve the summons,
and represent your interests through the judgment. When you win, we coordinate the lockout with
the San Bernardino County Sheriff so you get your property back legally and without confrontation.
After the Lockout: Cleanouts in Chino
Getting possession back is often only half the job. Units are frequently left full of furniture, trash and abandoned belongings. Our sister company, Canyon Coast Cleanouts, handles junk removal and eviction junk outs in Chino, so the property can move straight to cleaning, repairs and re-renting. Call or text Canyon Coast Cleanouts at (949) 416-1678.
Ready to Get Your Property Back? Call or Text 24/7
Don’t let a non-paying or problem tenant cost you another month of lost rent. We handle everything — notices, filings, court, and the sheriff lockout — so you don’t have to.