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Junk removal in Garland, TX

Garland is right next door to our Rowlett base. From Firewheel to the historic downtown square to the older neighborhoods around Duck Creek, we load everything from wherever it sits, haul it off and sweep up.

Dallas County · ZIP 75040, 75041, 75042, 75043, 75044 · Free on-site quote · Firm price before we start

Before you call anyone

Garland's weekly brush & bulky pickup

Garland's own Sanitation crews pick up brush and bulky items every week on your green-cart day, with no call needed. It covers furniture, mattresses, appliances and carpet, as long as your pile follows the city's rules.

  • Bulky items can go out no earlier than 6 p.m. the night before, and must be out by 7 a.m. Front curb only; nothing from alleys.
  • Make separate piles at least 4 feet apart for brush, bulky items, appliances and bagged leaves.
  • The city won't collect individual items over 40 pounds, and rain-soaked piles may be left to dry.
  • Remodeling debris from your own project can go out only four times a calendar year.

What the city won't take at the curb

  • Roofing and shingles
  • Concrete, brick, rocks, asphalt and dirt
  • Tires and pallets
  • Paint and chemicals

From the city's website, checked September 2026. Rules change, so check the source links before you set anything out.

When it makes sense to call us instead

  • Anything over 40 pounds, which the city's page says its crews won't collect
  • Roofing, brick, concrete or a stack of old tires
  • You've already used your four remodeling-debris pickups this year
  • You'd rather not haul everything to the curb, sort it into piles and wait for pickup day
  • Apartment and rental move-outs on a deadline

We load from anywhere on the property, so nothing has to go to the curb first. Stairs, long carries and taking things apart are included.

Garland pricing

Pay only for the space you use

Same prices in Garland as in Rowlett. There's no trip charge anywhere in our regular service area.

Every price includes labor and loading from anywhere on the property, hauling, disposal and a sweep-up. Your on-site quote is the most you'll pay. If it packs tighter than we estimated, the price goes down.

Based on our 16-cubic-yard trailer

Single item pickupOne couch, one fridge, one treadmill. In and out.
from $119
¼ trailer loadA small bedroom's worth, about 2 pickup-truck loads
from $259
½ trailer loadA full master bedroom, 3 to 4 pickup-truck loads
from $419
¾ trailer loadA packed 5×10 storage unit
from $549
Full trailer load16 cubic yards. A typical one-car garage cleanout
$649

About Garland

Garland grew fast after World War II, and much of its housing is older: the median home was built in 1978, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. Garland also has plenty of apartments, with about one in four homes in buildings of five or more units. Older homes tend to come with full attics and garages, and apartments turn over often.

Areas we cover in Garland

  • Firewheel
  • Historic Downtown Garland
  • Duck Creek
  • Embree
  • Rose Hill
  • Spring Creek Forest Preserve area
  • Windsurf Bay (Lake Ray Hubbard)

And every other street in Garland. If you're not sure we come to you, call (214) 225-0878.

Doing some of it yourself?

Here's where Garland residents can drop things off, including what we can't take.

Drop-off & disposal

Garland Transfer Station

1426 Commerce St. Free for Garland residents with a driver's license and current utility bill. Weekdays 8 a.m.–5 p.m. (arrive by 4:30). No trailers, box trucks or dump trucks.

C.M. Hinton Jr. Regional Landfill

3175 Elm Grove Rd, Rowlett. Also free for Garland residents, and the only city site that takes trailers and brick. Weekdays 7 a.m.–4:30 p.m., Saturdays 7 a.m.–3 p.m.

Garland Residential Recycling Center

1426 Commerce St. Takes cardboard, scrap metal, appliances, motor oil, car batteries and clothing. Loads without a tarp pay a $20 surcharge at city disposal sites.

Paint & chemicals

We can't haul paint of any kind, chemicals, fuels or oils.

Dallas County Home Chemical Collection Center

11234 Plano Rd, Dallas. Free for residents with a driver's license and a utility bill. Takes paint, chemicals, pool and lawn products, batteries, auto fluids and small electronics.

Donate it yourself

Habitat for Humanity of Greater Garland ReStore

2909 Broadway Blvd. Takes furniture, appliances and building materials, and offers donation pickup.

Goodwill Broadway Store & Donation Center

451 W. I-30, Suite 100.

Goodwill Shiloh Store & Donation Center

3106 N. Shiloh Rd.

Garland junk removal: common questions

Does Garland pick up bulky trash?

Yes, every week on your green-cart day. Put bulky items at the front curb no earlier than 6 p.m. the night before, in separate piles for brush, bulky items and appliances. The city won't take roofing, concrete, brick, tires or paint, and skips individual items over 40 pounds.

Will you take roofing, brick or concrete?

Yes. Garland's curb crews won't, but we will. Heavy materials are priced differently from household junk because of their weight, so we'll give you a firm price on site before we start.

Can I take junk to the Garland Transfer Station myself?

Yes, if you're a Garland resident. It's free with your driver's license and a current utility bill, but the Transfer Station doesn't accept trailers. If you're pulling a trailer, use the Hinton Landfill on Elm Grove Rd instead, and bring a tarp.

More answers on our FAQ page.

Got junk in Garland?

Tell us what needs to go. We'll come out, give you a firm price on the spot, and haul it the same visit if you say yes.

  • Free, no-obligation quotes
  • Owner-operated
  • Firm price before we start
  • Donate & recycle when possible
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