Owner-operated · Southwest Austin
Junk out.
Driveway back.
Same weekend.
I haul junk out of garages, sheds, yards and job sites across Southwest Austin with a 12-foot high-wall dump trailer — and I publish what it costs. $100 minimum for a few items, up to $600 for the whole trailer. Call or text and you get a real number before I ever roll up.
Transparent pricing
The price is how full
the trailer gets.
That is the entire pricing model. I bring one 12-foot high-wall dump trailer, we load it, and you pay for the fraction you filled, with a $100 minimum for small jobs. No hourly rate, no fuel surcharge, no dump-fee line item added at the end — labor, loading, sweep-up and disposal are already in the number below. Most of my calls come from people who could not get a straight price out of anybody else, so here it is before you dial.
Quarter load
$150
A pickup bed worth of junk. Closet cleanouts, a few pieces of old furniture, yard debris after a storm.
Half load
$300
One side of a two-car garage, a small shed, or a bedroom set plus boxes. The most common call I run.
Three-quarter load
$450
A full garage, a packed storage unit, or remodel debris from one room. Heavy on volume, not on weight.
Full trailer
$600
Everything the trailer will legally carry. Estate cleanouts, rental turnovers, contractor debris, whole-garage hauls.
Additional charges
The load price covers a standard haul: I park, we load, I sweep the space and go. Two things fall outside that — items the landfill charges me extra to take, and jobs that need materially more labor to get the load out. Both are quoted before I start. Neither one shows up on the bill after the work is done.
Items with a disposal fee
These are charged separately at the landfill or have to go to a different facility.
- Mattresses
- Box springs
- Sofas
- Sleeper sofas
- Refrigerators
- Freezers
- Household AC units
Conditions that add labor
Nothing here is a penalty. It is time and handling the standard load price does not cover.
- Stairs or an upper floor
- Single items over 250 lbs — safes, pianos, riding mowers
- Long carries from the back of a property
- Disassembly on site — sheds, playscapes, hot tubs
- Dense debris by weight — concrete, brick, tile, dirt
How the job runs
You get a firm number before I touch anything, and it does not move once the work starts. I show up inside the window I gave you, do the lifting so you are not hauling your own furniture down a driveway, and sweep the space before I pull out. You look at the finished job before you pay a dollar. I own the business and I am on every job — my name is on the trailer, which is the whole reason the work gets done right.
What goes in the trailer
If it fits,
it goes.
If it fits in the trailer, two people can lift it, and the landfill will accept it, I am hauling it. Household or commercial, one room or a whole property.
Loaded and hauled
Household furniture, appliances, mattresses and box springs, garage and attic clutter, boxes, old carpet and padding, yard waste and brush, fence panels, playscapes, hot tub shells, exercise equipment, scrap metal, and construction debris like drywall, lumber, tile and roofing tear-off.
Contractors: I run remodel and turnover debris regularly, and I can stage the trailer on site for a load-out rather than doing the labor myself if that is cheaper for you.
- Furniture
- Appliances
- Garage cleanouts
- Yard debris
- Remodel debris
- Estate & rental turnovers
- Scrap metal
- Hot tubs
One exception: no hazardous waste. Paint and stain, solvents, pesticides and pool chemicals, motor oil, gasoline, propane tanks, automotive and household batteries, asbestos-containing material and tires are all refused at the transfer station, so no hauler in Austin can take them whatever they quote you. Austin Resource Recovery runs a free household hazardous waste drop-off for city residents, and most tire shops take old tires for a small fee. Set those few things aside and I will haul everything else.
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Second service
Rent the trailer
and run it yourself.
Some jobs do not need a crew, they need a container that is not a dumpster. If you have the labor and a truck to tow with — a weekend garage project, a roof tear-off, a landscaping haul, a move-out — you can take the 12-foot high-wall dump trailer for the day and work on your own schedule. You hook up here in Southwest Austin and bring it back when you are done.
Pickup and return are at my place in Southwest Austin — I do not deliver, so you will need a truck rated to tow it and the right hitch. Disposal is billed separately at the landfill's actual weight ticket, so you are not paying a padded flat fee for a light load. Multi-day and weekend rates are available — call and tell me what the job is.
A dump trailer sits lower than a roll-off, so loading is a step up instead of a heave over the rail, and it will not crack a driveway the way a dropped steel container can. Parked at the job it takes about the same footprint as a truck.
Rentals run seven days a week, Sunday included.
- Trailer
- 12 ft high-wall dump
- Rate
- $125 per day
- Pickup & return
- You tow — no delivery
- Available
- 7 days, Sunday included
- Disposal
- Billed at weight ticket
- Prohibited loads
- Same list as hauling
Where I run
Southwest Austin
and surrounding.
I am based in Southwest Austin and I run ten ZIP codes out of it — across the southwest and south side, up through central Austin, and west out toward Dripping Springs. Staying on one side of town means short drives and no territory to cover, and I can usually get to you the same week you call.
- 78703
- 78704
- 78735
- 78736
- 78737
- 78739
- 78745
- 78746
- 78748
- 78749
Neighborhoods I work regularly
Junk removal and dump trailer rental in Circle C Ranch, Barton Creek, Westlake Hills, Rollingwood, Oak Hill, Travis Country, Shady Hollow, Legend Oaks, Sunset Valley, Western Oaks, Maple Run, Cherry Creek, Garrison Park, Manchaca, Bauerle Ranch, Onion Creek, Meridian, Belterra, Highpointe, Zilker, Travis Heights, Bouldin Creek, Barton Hills, South Congress, Clarksville, Tarrytown, Old West Austin and Pemberton Heights, plus the neighborhoods along Brodie Lane, Slaughter Lane, William Cannon and Highway 290 West.
By ZIP code
78703 is Clarksville, Tarrytown, Old West Austin and Pemberton Heights. 78704 covers Zilker, Travis Heights, Bouldin Creek, Barton Hills and South Congress. 78735 is Barton Creek, Travis Country and the Southwest Parkway area. 78736 is Oak Hill and out toward Dripping Springs. 78737 reaches Belterra, Highpointe and Sawyer Ranch on the Dripping Springs side.
78739 is Circle C Ranch and Meridian. 78745 runs South Austin from Ben White down through Garrison Park and Cherry Creek. 78746 is Westlake Hills and Rollingwood. 78748 takes in Shady Hollow, Bauerle Ranch, Onion Creek and Manchaca. 78749 covers Legend Oaks, Maple Run and Western Oaks.
Outside those ZIPs? Call anyway. If you are a reasonable drive past the line I will usually still come out, and I will tell you straight if the trip does not make sense.
Get a quote
Tell me what
you've got.
Fill this out and I will get back to you with a price and the days I am open. If you want an answer in the next few minutes instead, call or text 512-650-5234 — that is my phone, not a dispatcher.
Can you come this weekend?
Saturdays, yes — I haul Monday through Saturday and Saturday slots fill first, so call earlier in the week for a Saturday morning. I do not run hauls on Sunday, though the trailer is available to rent that day.
Do I need to move it to the curb?
No. The price is the same whether it is stacked in the driveway or still sitting in the back of the garage. I do the loading.
How do I know which load size I am?
Send photos. Text them to 512-650-5234 or describe the pile in the form and I will tell you which tier you are in before I come out.
How do I pay?
After the trailer is loaded and you have looked at the work. Cash, Venmo, Zelle or card.