Junk Removal in Gunter, TX

In town, it's a garage, a spare room, or a recliner on its way out. On larger places, the trailer fills with scrap, lumber offcuts and broken outdoor furniture.

Send photos and we'll quote from them. For a house plus outbuildings, we confirm the price on a walk-through first.

Once you pick a day, we load everything, haul it away and sweep up. Our junk removal service lists what we take and what we can't.

Gunter collects bulky items every Tuesday, limited to 1 cubic yard, a 3-by-3-by-3-foot pile. That comes from the city's bulky item page.

Bagged items and auto parts aren't collected. Neither are bricks, concrete, shingles or other construction debris.

Yard waste, tree trunks and commercial landscaping debris are excluded as well. So are household hazardous waste, liquid paint and tires.

One cubic yard a week is fine for a broken chair. It won't touch a shop that's been filling up for years, or what's left in a house after the estate sale.

Yard waste is the big gap, since the bulky pickup takes none of it. We load limbs, brush and storm debris as part of a trailer load.

Bagged trash from a clear-out also has to go somewhere. We take the bags along with the furniture and boxes.

Gunter's demolition permit form requires the owner to clear all materials and debris. It also asks for a photo of the property and the disposal method, and the work must be done within 60 days of issue.

Tearing down and hauling off in one trip helps with that; see our Gunter light demolition page. Teardowns are priced individually once we've seen the structure.

If a permit applies, the general contractor or homeowner usually pulls it. When nobody else is pulling a needed permit, we can usually do it, and the added fee varies by city.