Junk removal in Plano, TX
Plano is a short run west on the Bush Turnpike from our Rowlett base. From Downtown Plano and Haggard Park to Deerfield, Willow Bend and the neighborhoods near Legacy West, we load everything from wherever it sits, haul it off and sweep up.
Collin County (a small part in Denton County) · ZIP 75023, 75024, 75025, 75074, 75075, 75093 · Free on-site quote · Firm price before we start
Before you call anyone
Plano's monthly bulky waste pickup
Plano's Environmental Waste Services picks up bulky items once a month on an assigned day, based on your zone, with no appointment needed. Each pile can be up to 6 feet long, 4 feet wide and 4 feet tall.
- Set items out no earlier than 5 days before your bulky day and by 7 a.m. that day, within 6 feet of the alley or curb.
- Keep piles at least 2 feet from carts, fences, vehicles and gas meters.
- Refrigerators, freezers and A/C units only go through a paid Special Paid Collection, with an extra environmental fee.
- Bigger piles also need a Special Paid Collection, billed by the cubic yard on your utility bill.
What the city won't take at the curb
- Brick, rock, concrete, dirt and sod
- Roofing, sheds and contractor waste
- Tires, vehicle parts and gas cylinders
- Glass panes, glass doors and mirrors
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
- A pile bigger than 6 × 4 × 4 feet, the size limit for monthly bulky pickup
- Refrigerators, freezers and A/C units, which the city only takes as a paid special pickup
- You don't want to wait up to a month for your zone's bulky day
- Glass doors, mirrors and old tires the city won't take
- Items still inside the house, upstairs or in the attic
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.
Plano pricing
Pay only for the space you use
Same prices in Plano 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 Plano
Much of Plano was built in the 1980s and '90s: about half its homes date from those two decades, and the median home was built in 1993, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. About 57% of homes are owner-occupied, and roughly 60% are single-family houses.
Areas we cover in Plano
- Downtown Plano Heritage District
- Haggard Park
- Deerfield
- Hunters Glen Estates
- Willow Bend
- Legacy West area
- Arbor Hills
- Oak Point & Los Rios
And every other street in Plano. If you're not sure we come to you, call (214) 225-0878.
What we haul in Plano
- Garage cleanouts
- Home & apartment cleanouts
- Estate cleanouts
- Storage unit cleanouts
- Attic cleanouts
- Yard & outdoor junk
- Hoarding cleanouts
- Senior downsizing cleanouts
- Eviction cleanouts
- Office cleanouts
- Couch & furniture removal
- Mattress removal
- Refrigerator & appliance removal
- Treadmill & exercise equipment removal
- TV & electronics removal
Doing some of it yourself?
Here's where Plano residents can drop things off, including what we can't take.
Drop-off & disposal
NTMWD Custer Road Transfer Station
9901 Custer Rd (enter on Ridgeview Dr). Plano residents get two free drop-offs per monthly billing cycle with their latest city utility bill and a Texas driver's license at the same address. Cars, pickups and non-dump trailers with loads under 8 feet. Monday–Saturday, 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m. No remodeling waste.
Republic Services recycling drop-off
4200 E. 14th St. Weekdays 8 a.m.–6 p.m., Saturdays 8 a.m.–2 p.m. For recyclables that don't fit in your cart.
Community recycling events
Monthly electronics recycling at local churches, with small fees for TVs and monitors.
Paint & chemicals
We can't haul paint of any kind, chemicals, fuels or oils.
Plano Household Chemical Collection
Curbside pickup by appointment: call 972-769-4150 or use the city's online form, then set out a box marked "HCC" by 7 a.m. Up to 15 gallons per collection, in containers of 5 gallons or less.
Donate it yourself
Goodwill Alma Store & Donation Center
6104 Alma Dr.
Goodwill McDermott Store & Donation Center
3300 McDermott Rd.
Local Good Resale
2201 K Ave, Suite D100. Nonprofit resale shop for home goods and furniture. Donations until 4 p.m., Tuesday–Saturday.
Habitat for Humanity ReStore McKinney
2060 Couch Dr, McKinney. Free pickup for larger donations.
Plano junk removal: common questions
When is bulky trash pickup in Plano?
Once a month on your zone's assigned day. Find it on the city's bulky waste map or by calling Environmental Waste Services at 972-769-4150. Set items within 6 feet of the alley or curb no earlier than 5 days before, and by 7 a.m. Piles can be up to 6 × 4 × 4 feet.
What if my pile is too big for bulky pickup?
The city's option is a Special Paid Collection, billed by the cubic yard on your utility bill. Or we can take the whole job in one visit, from wherever the items are, with a firm price before we start.
Can I take junk to the transfer station myself?
Yes. Plano residents get two free drop-offs per billing cycle at NTMWD's Custer Road Transfer Station with their latest utility bill and a Texas driver's license at the same address. Use a car, pickup or non-dump trailer with a load under 8 feet, tarp it, and leave out remodeling waste.
What about paint and chemicals?
We can't haul them. Plano picks them up at the curb by appointment through its Household Chemical Collection program.
More answers on our FAQ page.
Nearby cities we serve
Where this local information comes from
Checked September 2026. Cities update their trash programs, so check with the city before you set anything out.