Junk removal built for how Houston actually lives
Houston doesn't have basements — it's built on slabs, and that means the garage is where the junk lives. Decades of boxes, an old fridge, a treadmill nobody touches, the hurricane-supply tubs: clearing the garage is the single most common job we do here, with easy ground-level loading. Beyond the garage, the no-zoning sprawl changes character every few exits: River Oaks and Memorial estates, the Med Center and Galleria high-rises (COI and freight elevator), the bilingual Gulfton, Sharpstown, and Asiatown apartments, the historic Heights bungalows, and the suburbs from Katy and Cypress to Sugar Land to The Woodlands and Kingwood.
And then there's the water. When a storm or hurricane floods a first floor, we do flood muck-outs — hauling soaked drywall, carpet, furniture, and ruined contents out by the truckload, fast, so drying and rebuilding can start. We price the same way across all of it: send a photo, get a flat number that already covers the labor, the truck, the dump fees, and the drive. No on-site "estimate," no upsell at the door. And because Houston is multilingual, we offer Spanish-, Vietnamese-, and Chinese-friendly service on request.
What we haul out of Houston every week
- Garage cleanouts — the slab-home "basement": boxes, old furniture, appliances, gym & storm gear.
- Flood & storm muck-outs — soaked drywall, carpet, and ruined furniture by the truckload, fast.
- Estate & whole-home cleanouts — River Oaks, Memorial, West U, The Woodlands; discreet, donation-routed.
- High-rise & condo turnover — Med Center, Galleria, downtown; COIs and freight elevators where required.
- Apartment & bilingual turnover — Gulfton, Sharpstown, Alief, the East End; español on request.
Real Houston pricing
Flat rates, photo-quoted before anyone shows up. The labor, the drive, and the disposal are already in it.
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Sofa / couch | $126 |
| Sectional (3-piece) | $185 |
| Queen mattress | $103 |
| Refrigerator | $164 |
| Washer or dryer | $128–$133 |
| Hot tub | $390 |
| Garage cleanout (truck-fill 1/4) | $241 |
| Flood muck-out (truck-fill 1/2) | $431 |
| Truck-fill (full) | $732 |
$75 minimum. Disposal included; photo-priced before the truck rolls. (TX sales tax applied at checkout where required.)
See the full Houston price guide → — every item and truck-load price, what drives the cost, and how flat-rate compares to city heavy trash.
Donate, recycle, or toss? Our Houston furniture guide → — heavy-trash pickup, flood cleanup, and donation spots.
Inner-Loop & close-in neighborhoods
SW belt & the suburbs
Serving Harris County and the close-in suburbs. More neighborhood pages coming.
What Houston customers say
"Garage cleanout in Spring Branch — decades of boxes, an old fridge, a busted treadmill. (No basements here, so it all lives in the garage.) Flat price from a photo, gone same-day."
"After the storm flooded our first floor in Meyerland, they hauled out the soaked drywall, carpet, and furniture by the truckload. Fast, fair flat price, no upcharge for the mess."
"Atención en español, sacaron muebles viejos de mi apartamento en Gulfton. Precio fijo, rápido, sin sorpresas."
Frequently asked questions
How much does junk removal cost in Houston?
Flat-rate, photo-quoted before the truck rolls. Sofa $126, queen mattress $103, refrigerator $164, washer $133. $75 minimum. Same price whether it's a garage in Spring Branch or a high-rise in the Med Center — disposal included.
Do you do garage cleanouts?
Constantly — Houston homes are built on slabs with no basements, so the garage is where decades of stuff piles up. We clear boxes, old furniture, appliances, and exercise equipment with easy ground-level loading, priced as truck-fill.
Can you handle flood and storm muck-outs?
Yes — after a flood or hurricane we haul out soaked drywall, carpet, ruined furniture, and wet contents by the truckload, fast, so you can dry out and rebuild. Priced as truck-fill from a photo.
¿Hablan español? Do you offer bilingual service?
Sí. Spanish-speaking crews for Gulfton, the East End, and beyond, plus Vietnamese- and Chinese-friendly service in Asiatown and Chinatown, on request.