Junk Removal in Sherman, TX

A lot of Sherman work is turnover. Landlords call when a unit needs emptying before the next lease, and sellers call when a house has to be clear before listing photos.

We take furniture, bedding, kitchen leftovers, garage clutter and anything else that isn't on our short no-go list. For rentals, our tenant move-out cleanouts leave the unit broom-swept and ready for your make-ready crew.

The plan stays the same as anywhere else: photos by text, a time on the calendar, then we load up, haul off and sweep.

Sherman offers free bulk and brush collection once a month, but you have to call it in. Requests go through the Sherman app, the city website or 903-892-7777, as the city's bulk and brush page explains.

Each pickup takes up to 5 cubic yards of bulk and up to 10 of brush, set out in two separate piles. Limbs can't be longer than 6 feet or thicker than 12 inches.

Crews skip root balls, stumps and anything bagged or tied. They also leave tires, batteries, fluorescent bulbs, hazmat, liquids, concrete, shingles and dirt or rock.

One pickup a month doesn't fit a lease turnover with a deadline. If the next tenant moves in Friday, the last one's leftovers can't wait for a call-in date.

The city's citizens' drop-off station on S East St asks for a driver's license and a current water bill. An owner who lives elsewhere may not have that bill in hand.

Bagged trash is the other gap, since city crews skip it. We take bags right along with the furniture, and our Sherman and Denison pickup guide covers the city options in more depth.

Yes. Small structures and interior tear-outs are covered on our Sherman light demolition page, and each job is quoted after we see it.

Sherman requires a demolition permit for any residential use, including internal demolition, per its permits-required list.

That permit is usually pulled by the general contractor or the homeowner. If it's needed and nobody else is pulling it, we can usually handle it ourselves for an added fee, which varies by city.