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Princeton, TX · Collin County
Junk Removal in Princeton, TX
Junk removal, cleanouts, and light demolition in Princeton. About 15 minutes from the shop in McKinney.
Cowboy Site Services does junk removal in Princeton, about 15 minutes east of our McKinney base on US-380. We clear rentals, move-outs and full houses, priced by trailer space from $189. You get a firm quote before we load.
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About Princeton
Princeton sits on US-380 between McKinney and Greenville, and it has been the fastest-growing city in the country — the population has nearly doubled since 2020. Almost everything about the work here follows from that one fact.
The 380 corridor is being widened to keep up, which tells you what the last few years have looked like on the ground.
What comes up in Princeton
That much new construction means constant debris haul-off, and that many new households means constant move-in and move-out work.
A lot of what went up is rental, so Princeton gives us more turnover jobs than most towns its size — a unit emptied between tenants, cleared and swept so the paint crew can start. If you're a landlord out here, that's most of what we do for you.
What do we haul from Princeton homes?
Princeton work is mostly households in motion. We take furniture, mattresses, appliances, moving debris and whatever a departing tenant left behind.
One Princeton job shows the scale. During a whole-house cleanout in Princeton, we emptied a two-car garage packed with shelving, boxes and gear down to the painted floor.
Every job runs the same way. You send photos, pick a time, and we haul it off and sweep up.
What does Princeton's bulk and brush pickup take?
Princeton's residential trash services page says CWD collects bulk and brush monthly. Pickup starts the Wednesday of the first full week, your day is set by trash day, and items go out by 7 a.m.
Bulk is capped at 4 cubic yards a month, and no single item can top 150 pounds. Brush bundles are unlimited if they stay within 4 by 2 feet and 50 pounds.
Loose debris has to be boxed. Commercial construction debris, household hazardous waste, tires, batteries and propane are excluded.
When should a Princeton landlord or homeowner call a hauler?
A turnover rarely lines up with one monthly pickup day. When the paint crew is booked, a tenant's leftovers can't sit at the curb for three weeks.
Four cubic yards also goes fast in a full unit, and pieces over 150 pounds don't qualify at all. We clear the place in one visit and leave it swept for the next step.
Landlords can see how turnovers work on our eviction and rental cleanout page and our property manager page. The Collin County bulk pickup rules guide compares nearby city programs.
How does a Princeton move-out job run?
Walk the place once and flag anything that stays, like appliances that belong to the unit. We confirm the firm price on site, then load room by room.
Paint cans, motor oil and other chemicals stay behind, since we don't haul them. The floors get swept last, and you pay once you've looked it over.
Which services do Princeton customers use most?
Builders and homeowners finishing a project use construction debris removal for drywall, lumber and flooring scraps. Everyday household loads fall under general junk removal.
Same-day service is available when the schedule allows. If a closing or a lease date is fixed, book early so the slot is yours.
- 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)
- Princeton bulk and brush must be at the curb by 7 a.m.Source: City of Princeton — Residential Trash Services (retrieved 2026-09-26)
- Princeton's monthly bulk collection is limited to 4 cubic yards.Source: City of Princeton — Residential Trash Services (retrieved 2026-09-26)
- Princeton's bulk collection excludes single items over 150 lb.Source: City of Princeton — Residential Trash Services (retrieved 2026-09-26)
- Princeton collects unlimited brush bundles up to 4 by 2 ft and 50 lb.Source: City of Princeton — Residential Trash Services (retrieved 2026-09-26)
- Princeton requires loose debris to be boxed.Source: City of Princeton — Residential Trash Services (retrieved 2026-09-26)
- Princeton's bulk collection excludes commercial construction debris.Source: City of Princeton — Residential Trash Services (retrieved 2026-09-26)
- Princeton's bulk collection excludes household hazardous waste, tires, batteries and propane.Source: City of Princeton — Residential Trash Services (retrieved 2026-09-26)
Most requested in Princeton
Eviction & Rental Property Cleanouts in Princeton
Units emptied on a deadline for landlords and property managers.
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Job-site cleanup so the next trade can get to work.
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Single items to full loads, carried out of anywhere on the property.
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Everything else we run in Princeton
Princeton's own rules
What the city publishes about bulk pickup, drop-off sites and household hazardous waste, and about demolition, shed and flatwork permits— each with its source and the date we read it. Rules change, so the city's page is the final word.
Demolition, shed & flatwork 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)
- Princeton's code requires fees whenever a building permit or demolition permit is required.Source: Princeton Code of Ordinances — Sec. 14-49 (retrieved 2026-09-28)
- Princeton requires a building permit for all accessory structures, including buildings, structures, sheds or the like.Source: City of Princeton — Permitting (retrieved 2026-09-28)
- Princeton requires an Accessory Permit for wood decks.Source: City of Princeton — Permitting (retrieved 2026-09-28)
- Princeton requires a permit to construct a driveway or to reconstruct, alter or repair any driveway approach or related improvement within a public right-of-way.Source: City of Princeton — Permitting (retrieved 2026-09-28)
What customers say
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Real jobs in Princeton
Real jobs, photographed on our own phones. See every before and after in the gallery.
Princeton: common questions
Can you clear a rental between tenants in Princeton?
Yes. Send photos of each room for an honest estimate, and we'll confirm the firm price on site. We leave the unit broom-swept.
Do you haul construction leftovers in Princeton?
Yes. Drywall, lumber, flooring and packaging from a build or remodel go on the trailer, priced by space. The city's monthly bulk pickup excludes commercial construction debris, so contractor leftovers need a hauler anyway.
Is Princeton outside your normal area?
No. Princeton is about 15 minutes from McKinney, and there's no distance or fuel surcharge anywhere we work.
More answers on pricing, scheduling and what we take are in our full FAQ.
Princeton, TX. About 15 minutes from the shop in McKinney.
Need it gone in Princeton?
Send photos for a quote, pick a time, and we'll haul it off and sweep up. The firm price is confirmed in Princeton before anything goes on the trailer.