Junk removal in Rowlett, TX
Texas Junk Crew is based right here in Rowlett. Whether you're in WaterView, near downtown on Main Street or over by Sapphire Bay, you're close to home for us. We load everything from wherever it sits, haul it off and sweep up.
Dallas and Rockwall counties · ZIP 75088, 75089 · Free on-site quote · Firm price before we start
Before you call anyone
Rowlett's weekly bulk pickup
Republic Services picks up brush and bulky items every week on your regular trash day, with no call needed. The limit is 2 cubic yards a week, about the size of a washer and dryer. Extra yards are billed by the cubic yard.
- Set it out by 7 a.m. on trash day, in front of the house between the curb and sidewalk. There is no alley pickup.
- Keep piles 5 feet from carts, mailboxes, utility boxes and parked cars.
- Republic asks that single items weigh no more than 50 pounds.
- Contractors, including tree and landscape crews, have to haul off their own debris.
What the city won't take at the curb
- Refrigerators and freezers
- Tires, batteries and auto parts
- Paint, motor oil and other liquids
- Dirt, rock and concrete
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
- You have more than 2 cubic yards, like a garage, attic or whole-room cleanout
- You need an old refrigerator or freezer gone
- The items are still inside, upstairs or in the backyard, and you'd rather not drag them to the curb
- You're moving out and can't wait for next week's pickup
- You rent an apartment, so the city's free landfill pass isn't available to you
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.
Rowlett pricing
Pay only for the space you use
Rowlett is home base, and our prices are the same everywhere 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
Our hometown
Most of Rowlett was built after Lake Ray Hubbard was finished in the early 1970s. The typical home here dates to the late 1990s (the median year built is 1997), and about three out of four homes are owner-occupied, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. That adds up to a lot of garages, attics and backyard sheds that fill up over the years.
Areas we cover in Rowlett
- WaterView
- Sapphire Bay
- Downtown Rowlett & Main Street
- Pecan Grove Park area
- Paddle Point Park area
- Lakeview Parkway (SH 66)
- Dalrock Road
And every other street in Rowlett. If you're not sure we come to you, call (214) 225-0878.
What we haul in Rowlett
- Garage cleanouts
- Home & apartment cleanouts
- Estate cleanouts
- Storage unit cleanouts
- Attic cleanouts
- Yard & outdoor junk
- Construction debris removal
- Deck, fence & playset removal
- Hoarding cleanouts
- Senior downsizing cleanouts
- Eviction cleanouts
- Office cleanouts
- Couch & furniture removal
- Mattress removal
- Refrigerator & appliance removal
- Hot tub removal
- Shed removal
- Treadmill & exercise equipment removal
- TV & electronics removal
- Carpet removal
Doing some of it yourself?
Here's where Rowlett residents can drop things off, including what we can't take.
Drop-off & disposal
Rowlett Landfill Pass
Rowlett households can dump debris free twice a calendar year at the Hinton Landfill or the Garland Transfer Station. Get the pass at Utility Billing, 6602 Dalrock Rd, with your driver's license and current water bill. One pass per household; apartment residents aren't eligible.
C.M. Hinton Jr. Regional Landfill
Run by the City of Garland but located in Rowlett, at 3175 Elm Grove Rd. Open to the public weekdays 7 a.m.–4:30 p.m. and Saturdays 7 a.m.–3 p.m. After your free trips, you pay by the ton.
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, Garland. Serves Garland, Rowlett and Sachse. Takes furniture, appliances and building materials, and offers donation pickup.
Life Message Thrift Store
4501 Rowlett Rd, Rowlett. Call ahead to ask what they're accepting.
Keep Rowlett Beautiful recycle & shred events
Held twice a year for electronics recycling and document shredding.
Rowlett junk removal: common questions
Does Rowlett pick up bulk trash?
Yes. Republic Services picks up to 2 cubic yards of brush and bulky items each week on your regular trash day. Set it out by 7 a.m. in front of the house. It won't take refrigerators, freezers, tires, paint or concrete, and anything over 2 yards costs extra. For bigger jobs or things still in the house, we can haul it all in one visit.
Can you take an old refrigerator or freezer?
Yes. Rowlett's curbside pickup won't take them, but we will. Units with Freon carry a small recycling fee so the refrigerant can be recovered properly. We'll include it in your quote.
Can I take junk to the landfill myself?
You can. Rowlett households get two free trips a year to the Hinton Landfill or the Garland Transfer Station with a Landfill Pass from Utility Billing. You'll need a truck or trailer, a tarp (Garland's disposal sites add a $20 charge for uncovered loads) and someone to help lift.
More answers on our FAQ page.
Where this local information comes from
Checked September 2026. Cities update their trash programs, so check with the city before you set anything out.