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Collin County, TX · 15 towns

Junk Removal & Light Demolition in Collin County, TX

Collin County is home ground. The trailer is based in McKinney, and every Collin County town on this page is inside our regular run.

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Cowboy Site Services provides junk removal, cleanouts and light demolition across Collin County, TX, from our base in McKinney. Haul-away loads are priced by trailer space starting at $189, with a firm quote on site before loading. Demolition is quoted per job after we see it.

Each city here sets its own bulk-pickup rules and permit requirements, so the rules for what the city will haul — and what you need before tearing something out — change at the city limit. The sections below link to each town and carry that town's rules with the official source for each.

Towns we cover in Collin County

  • McKinneyMcKinney is home base — the trailer is already here.
  • AllenAbout 15 minutes from the shop in McKinney.
  • FriscoAbout 25 minutes from the shop in McKinney. Crosses a county line; we serve the whole town.
  • PlanoAbout 25 minutes from the shop in McKinney. Crosses a county line; we serve the whole town.
  • CelinaAbout 25 minutes from the shop in McKinney. Crosses a county line; we serve the whole town.
  • ProsperAbout 20 minutes from the shop in McKinney. Crosses a county line; we serve the whole town.
  • MelissaAbout 12 minutes from the shop in McKinney.
  • PrincetonAbout 15 minutes from the shop in McKinney.
  • AnnaAbout 18 minutes from the shop in McKinney.
  • FarmersvilleAbout 25 minutes from the shop in McKinney.
  • WylieAbout 25 minutes from the shop in McKinney. Crosses a county line; we serve the whole town.
  • MurphyAbout 25 minutes from the shop in McKinney.
  • SachseAbout 30 minutes from the shop in McKinney. Crosses a county line; we serve the whole town.
  • FairviewAbout 12 minutes from the shop in McKinney.
  • LucasAbout 15 minutes from the shop in McKinney.

Service pages by town

Two hubs cover most jobs here: cleanouts and light demolition.

Collin County, TX. Every town listed is inside our regular run from McKinney.

What do we do across Collin County?

We haul furniture, appliances, mattresses, yard debris and remodel leftovers. Our cleanout services handle garages, estates, rentals and storage units, room by room or the whole house.

We also do light demolition: sheds, decks, fences, pergolas and interior tear-outs. Nothing structural, and nothing that needs an engineer or heavy machinery.

We're Veteran-owned and insured, and you deal with the owners, not a call center. Each town page shows which services are offered there.

Which Collin County town page should you use?

Start with the town on your address. The biggest ones are Plano, McKinney, Frisco and Allen, and the grid below lists every town we cover.

Frisco, Celina, Prosper, Plano, Sachse and Wylie cross a county line, and we serve the whole town either way. Each town page carries that city's own bulk-pickup and permit rules with official sources.

Farther north, our Grayson County page covers Sherman, Denison and the US-75 towns.

Where does household hazardous waste go in Collin County?

We don't take wet paint, chemicals or motor oil, so those go through your city's program. TCEQ's HHW contacts list sorts Collin County programs by city, including Allen, Frisco, McKinney, Melissa, Farmersville, Lucas, Parker and Prosper.

Frisco residents can drop off household chemicals at the Environmental Collection Center at 6616 Walnut Street, Tuesday through Saturday. McKinney and Allen run home pickup programs, and Prosper offers one free door pickup per year.

Our household hazardous waste guide walks through each city's program in more detail.

Where can you take a load yourself?

NTMWD's 121 Regional Disposal Facility is a landfill on Sam Rayburn Hwy in Melissa. NTMWD says residents of Allen, Frisco, McKinney, Plano and Richardson with a utility bill showing solid-waste service can drop off certain waste twice a month at its convenience centers.

NTMWD's Custer Road Transfer Station in Plano takes municipal solid waste, used motor oil and oil filters. Both are listed on NTMWD's solid waste facilities page.

If loading a truck and paying by the ton doesn't appeal, we'll do the lifting and the hauling. For curbside rules, see the Collin County bulk pickup guide.

City rules, town by town

The first bulk-pickup, disposal and demolition-permit rule we found published for each town, with its source. Each town page carries the full list.

McKinney

Bulk pickup
McKinney's bulky item collection is by appointment only and allows up to 12 free collections a year.Source: City of McKinney — Residential Trash Services (retrieved 2026-09-26)
Drop-off & disposal
McKinney lists the Custer Road, Lookout Drive and Parkway transfer stations and the 121 Regional Disposal Facility in Melissa as drop-off options for residents.Source: City of McKinney — Residential Trash Services (retrieved 2026-09-26)
Demolition permits
McKinney's amended building code exempts one-story detached accessory structures from a building permit if the floor area does not exceed 120 square feet.Source: McKinney Code of Ordinances — Sec. 122-26 (retrieved 2026-10-09)

Allen

Bulk pickup
Allen collects bulk items automatically once a month, with no appointment, on an assigned Saturday based on trash day.Source: City of Allen — Bulk Item Collection (retrieved 2026-10-09)
Drop-off & disposal
NTMWD says residents of Allen, Frisco, McKinney, Plano and Richardson with a city-issued utility bill reflecting solid-waste service can drop off certain waste twice per month at one of its four Citizen Convenience Centers.Source: NTMWD — Solid Waste Facilities (retrieved 2026-10-09)
Demolition permits
Allen exempts one-story detached tool and storage sheds and playhouses from a permit if the floor area is 120 sq ft or less or the height is 8 ft or less.Source: City of Allen — Residential Services (retrieved 2026-10-09)

Frisco

Bulk pickup
Frisco picks up bulk trash once a month on the regular trash day, in week 1–4 depending on zone.Source: City of Frisco — Bulk Trash Pickup (retrieved 2026-10-09)
Drop-off & disposal
Frisco's bulk page cites free drop-off at the Custer Road Transfer Station twice monthly.Source: City of Frisco — Bulk Trash Pickup (retrieved 2026-10-09)
Demolition permits
Frisco requires a permit for any residential structure "erected, constructed, enlarged, altered, repaired, moved, improved, removed, converted, or demolished."Source: City of Frisco — Permit Applications & Plan Review Forms (retrieved 2026-10-09)

Plano

Bulk pickup
Plano assigns each household a specific bulky waste collection day, found on the interactive collection map or by calling 972-769-4150.Source: City of Plano — Bulky Waste Collection (retrieved 2026-10-09)
Drop-off & disposal
Two NTMWD transfer stations are in Plano: Custer Road at 9901 Custer Rd and Parkway at 4030 W Plano Pkwy.Source: NTMWD — Solid Waste Facilities (retrieved 2026-10-09)
Demolition permits
Plano's building permit application lists demolition as a class of work.Source: City of Plano — Building Permit Application (retrieved 2026-10-09)

Celina

Bulk pickup
Celina collects bulk and bundled brush twice a month with no scheduling, on Yellow Week (1st and 3rd weeks) or Blue Week (2nd and 4th weeks).Source: City of Celina — Trash & Recycling (retrieved 2026-10-09)
Drop-off & disposal
Community Waste Disposal (CWD) is the City of Celina's contracted provider for solid waste and recycling collection.Source: City of Celina — Trash & Recycling (retrieved 2026-10-09)
Demolition permits
Celina states that "all building construction and demolition work, whether new, a remodel, or an alteration requires a permit."Source: City of Celina — When Is a Building Permit Required? (retrieved 2026-10-09)

Prosper

Bulk pickup
Prosper collects up to 4 cubic yards of bulk items weekly on trash day.Source: Town of Prosper — Trash & Recycling (retrieved 2026-10-09)
Drop-off & disposal
The Prosper Public Works Center at 601 W Fifth St takes bulky-item drop-offs Saturdays 8 a.m.–noon with a current Prosper utility bill.Source: Town of Prosper — Trash & Recycling (retrieved 2026-10-09)
Demolition permits
Prosper requires a Demolition Permit Submittal for dismantling "any building or structure or any part thereof."Source: Town of Prosper — Demolition Permit Submittal (retrieved 2026-10-09)

Melissa

Bulk pickup
Melissa offers free monthly bulk pickup through CWD, with no call needed, on a Friday set by trash day.Source: City of Melissa — Bulk Items (retrieved 2026-10-09)
Drop-off & disposal
NTMWD's 121 Regional Disposal Facility is located in Melissa at 3820 Sam Rayburn Hwy.Source: NTMWD — Solid Waste Facilities (retrieved 2026-10-09)
Demolition permits
Melissa's zoning FAQ defines an accessory building in a single-family district as a subordinate building exceeding 120 sq ft of floor area.Source: City of Melissa — Zoning FAQ (retrieved 2026-10-09)

Princeton

Bulk pickup
Princeton collects bulk and brush monthly through CWD, starting the Wednesday of the first full week, with the day set by trash day.Source: City of Princeton — Residential Trash Services (retrieved 2026-09-26)
Demolition permits
Princeton's code states that no regulated building or structure shall be removed or demolished unless a separate permit for each has first been obtained from the code official.Source: Princeton Code of Ordinances — Sec. 14-49 (retrieved 2026-09-28)

Anna

Bulk pickup
Anna collects bulk items once a month on the regular trash day during the third week, through CARDS Recycling.Source: City of Anna — Trash Services (retrieved 2026-10-09)
Drop-off & disposal
Anna says construction materials, treated wood and fences are accepted at the NTMWD Melissa Landfill for the posted gate rate, or residents can contact CARDS for roll-off service.Source: City of Anna — Trash Services (retrieved 2026-10-09)
Demolition permits
Anna's demolition permit fee is $100.Source: City of Anna — Building Department Fee Schedule (retrieved 2026-10-09)

Farmersville

Bulk pickup
Sanitation Solutions picks up up to 2 cubic yards of bulk per trash day in Farmersville.Source: City of Farmersville — Bulk Trash Pick-Up (retrieved 2026-09-26)
Demolition permits
Farmersville's building permit application lists demolition as a permit type and states that all permits require final inspection.Source: City of Farmersville — Building Permit Application (retrieved 2026-09-28)

Wylie

Bulk pickup
Wylie collects brush and bulk monthly through CWD on a Saturday set by trash day, with no advance notice needed.Source: City of Wylie — Brush and Bulk Pick-Up (retrieved 2026-09-26)
Demolition permits
Wylie requires a permit for accessory buildings or storage sheds.Source: City of Wylie — Projects Requiring Permits (retrieved 2026-09-26)

Murphy

Bulk pickup
Republic Services collects up to 4 cubic yards of bulky trash weekly in Murphy on the regular collection day at no extra cost.Source: City of Murphy — Residential Bulky Trash (retrieved 2026-09-26)
Drop-off & disposal
Murphy residents can use the CM Hinton Regional Landfill at 3175 Elm Grove Rd in Rowlett free, up to 5 cubic yards once per month.Source: City of Murphy — Residential Bulky Trash (retrieved 2026-09-26)
Demolition permits
Murphy requires a permit for accessory buildings.Source: City of Murphy — When a Permit Is Required (retrieved 2026-09-26)

Sachse

Bulk pickup
Sachse collects bulk and brush once a month through CWD, the week of the 2nd or 4th Monday depending on zone.Source: City of Sachse — Bulk Trash (retrieved 2026-09-26)
Demolition permits
Sachse requires residential owners to get a building permit for accessory buildings.Source: City of Sachse — Building Permit FAQ (retrieved 2026-09-26)

Fairview

Demolition permits
Fairview's building permit application includes Residential Demo and Commercial Demo as work types.Source: Town of Fairview — Residential Building Permit Application (retrieved 2026-09-28)

Lucas

Bulk pickup
CWD collects 2 cubic yards of bulky waste and/or unbundled brush weekly in Lucas.Source: City of Lucas — Trash & Recycling Services (retrieved 2026-09-26)
Demolition permits
Lucas requires a separate permit for demolition.Source: City of Lucas — Building Permits & Inspections (retrieved 2026-09-28)

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Collin County: common questions

Where can Collin County residents take junk themselves?
  • NTMWD's 121 Regional Disposal Facility is a landfill at 3820 Sam Rayburn Hwy in Melissa.Source: NTMWD — Solid Waste Facilities (retrieved 2026-09-26)
  • NTMWD's 121 Regional Disposal Facility is open Monday–Friday 7 a.m.–5 p.m. and Saturday 8 a.m.–3 p.m.Source: NTMWD — Solid Waste Facilities (retrieved 2026-09-26)
  • NTMWD's 121 Regional Disposal Facility charges $52 per ton, with a 1-ton minimum, and accepts card payment only.Source: NTMWD — Solid Waste Facilities (retrieved 2026-09-26)
  • NTMWD's 121 Regional Disposal Facility adds a $150 surcharge for roofing shingles.Source: NTMWD — Solid Waste Facilities (retrieved 2026-09-26)
  • NTMWD's 121 Regional Disposal Facility accepts municipal solid waste and tires up to 24.5 inches.Source: NTMWD — Solid Waste Facilities (retrieved 2026-09-26)
  • NTMWD's Custer Road Transfer Station is at 9901 Custer Rd in Plano, with its entrance on Ridgeview Dr.Source: NTMWD — Solid Waste Facilities (retrieved 2026-09-26)
  • NTMWD's Custer Road Transfer Station is open Monday–Saturday 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m. and charges $75 per ton, with a 1-ton minimum.Source: NTMWD — Solid Waste Facilities (retrieved 2026-09-26)
  • NTMWD's Custer Road Transfer Station accepts municipal solid waste, used motor oil and oil filters.Source: NTMWD — Solid Waste Facilities (retrieved 2026-09-26)
  • NTMWD lists its Parkway Transfer Station for municipal solid waste from member-city residents only.Source: NTMWD — Solid Waste Facilities (retrieved 2026-09-26)
  • NTMWD's Lookout Drive Transfer Station is at 1601 E Lookout Dr in Richardson and charges $75 per ton, with a 1-ton minimum.Source: NTMWD — Solid Waste Facilities (retrieved 2026-09-26)
Does Collin County require permits for sheds and outbuildings?
  • Collin County requires a permit only for projects that disturb ground or add footprint on a parcel, such as a new structure, an addition, a pool, fencing or grading, or an extensive remodel adding a bedroom.Source: Collin County — Development Services FAQ (retrieved 2026-10-09)
  • Properties outside city limits in Collin County, including unincorporated areas and any ETJ, apply for a Development Permit through the Collin County Citizen Self-Service Portal.Source: Collin County — Development Services FAQ (retrieved 2026-10-09)
  • Collin County's most common unincorporated-area permits are Onsite Sewage Facility permits, Driveway/Culvert Permits, and Development Permits for grading, fences, barns or a house.Source: Collin County — Engineering FAQ (retrieved 2026-10-09)
What about household hazardous waste in Collin County?

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