Junk Removal in Howe, TX

Small-town homes here still fill up the usual way. A spare room of old furniture, a mattress set, a worn-out range, or a garage that stopped holding a car.

Properties with land add their own list: sheet metal, broken equipment, scrap piles and limbs dragged to the fence. It all goes on one trailer, so you aren't sorting it into separate trips.

To book, send a few pictures and choose a day. We show up, do the furniture removal and appliance pickup, then sweep where the pile sat.

Howe's bulk collection runs through Frontier Waste Solutions on the second Saturday of each month, per the city's utilities page. Items need to be at the curb by 7 a.m.

That day takes things like mattresses, furniture, stoves and water heaters. Brush goes out in bundles of 45 pounds or less, each under 4 feet long.

Some things stay behind. Freon items aren't taken without an HVAC certificate. Tires, batteries, chemicals, fertilizer, propane, paint, concrete, bricks, rocks and construction materials are out too.

Once a month is a long wait when a house needs to be empty before a sale closes. Miss one bulk day and you're looking at another month.

The Freon rule matters too. If an old fridge or window unit can't go to the curb, we can haul it as part of a regular load.

Fallen limbs are heavy, and cutting them under 4 feet takes time, so we'll load brush and limbs without the bundling. A large clearing job may need rented equipment, so we schedule those instead of promising same day.

Light teardown of small sheds and old fence runs is part of our light demolition work. Each job is quoted individually after we've had a look.

Howe's 2026 fee schedule lists a demolition permit and notes the contractor must provide an asbestos survey.

Permits are usually handled by the general contractor or the homeowner when a city asks for one. If nobody else is pulling a needed permit, we can usually handle it, for an added fee that varies by city.