Junk Removal in Farmersville, TX

Older houses near the square tend to hide a lot of stuff in tight places. Think narrow attic stairs, a detached garage with a sagging door, and a back porch stacked with chairs nobody sits in.

We carry out couches, mattresses, dressers, dead appliances and boxes the family has already sorted. When a relative's home is being emptied, our estate cleanout crew works room by room and sets aside anything you flag.

Here's how a Farmersville job runs. Text a few photos, pick a time that suits you, and we load the trailer, haul it off and sweep the spot clean.

Sanitation Solutions takes up to 2 cubic yards of bulk on each trash day, per the city's bulk trash page. Brush has to be cut to 3-foot lengths and tied in bundles of 50 pounds or less.

The curb program skips sheetrock, shingles and other construction materials. It won't take household hazardous waste either.

For chemicals, CWD runs a monthly collection on the third Thursday, and you call by the first Thursday to get on the list. Our household hazardous waste guide covers the other options nearby.

Two cubic yards per trash day disappears quickly when a whole house is being emptied. A packed detached garage or a parlor full of heavy furniture could take weeks at that pace.

Fence-line brush is another sticking point. Sawing a season of limbs into 3-foot bundles is real work, so we load them loose instead, as our brush hauling page explains.

Leftover remodel scraps are the third case. The curb turns away sheetrock and shingles, but we'll take them, priced by trailer space like any other load.

Yes, as long as it's light work: nothing structural and nothing that calls for an engineer or heavy machinery. Our Farmersville light demolition page explains what we tear down there, and each teardown is quoted per job.

Farmersville's building permit application.pdf) lists demolition as a permit type and says all permits need a final inspection.

Where a city requires a permit, the general contractor or the homeowner usually pulls it. If one is needed and nobody else is handling it, we can usually pull it ourselves for an added fee that varies by city.