Junk Removal in Murphy, TX

Two-car garages here have had two decades to fill up. Holiday bins, outgrown bikes, a broken treadmill and leftover shelving all come out on the same visit.

Inside, it's the bedroom set being replaced, a dining table nobody uses, or a fridge that finally gave up. Our garage cleanout service is the one Murphy households ask for most.

You text the photos, we agree on a time, and we haul everything off and sweep the floor behind us.

Republic Services takes up to 4 cubic yards of bulky trash every week on your regular collection day, at no extra cost. That's spelled out on Murphy's bulky trash page.

Brush needs to be cut into 4-foot lengths and bundled, and each item has to weigh 50 pounds or less. For more than 4 cubic yards, the city points residents to a prepaid quote through murphy@republicservices.com.

Residents can also take up to 5 cubic yards to the CM Hinton Regional Landfill in Rowlett once a month for free. Bring a current Murphy utility bill and a driver's license.

Four cubic yards a week covers normal living. It falls short when a garage, an attic and a spare room all need to be empty before a listing date.

The 50-pound limit is the other catch. Dressers, sleeper sofas and old appliances can easily top that, and we carry them out without scuffing walls.

Then there's the landfill run itself. Borrowing a truck, loading it and driving to Rowlett eats a Saturday, while we do the lifting and the driving for you.

Yes. Old cabinets, countertops and flooring from a kitchen or bath update go out as construction debris, priced by trailer space.

Tear-outs are covered on our Murphy light demolition page and quoted per job. Murphy requires a permit for demolition of buildings, per its list of work needing a permit.

Most of the time, the general contractor or the homeowner pulls a required permit. If one's needed and nobody else is pulling it, we can usually do it for an added fee that varies by city.