
Junk Removal in Cibolo, TX
Furniture, appliances, construction debris, hot tubs, and whole garages hauled off across Cibolo and the Metrocom. We carry it all out, sweep up, and set the price before we load, so there are no surprises. Call or send a couple of photos and we will get you a number.
How much does junk removal cost in Cibolo?
Most Cibolo jobs run about $100 to $300 for a single-item pickup and roughly $275 to $450 for a half-truckload cleanout. We price by how much fills the truck, not by the hour, so the final number depends on volume and what you're hauling. Send a couple photos for a firm quote.
What we take away in Cibolo
Furniture, appliances, construction debris, hot tubs, and whole cleanouts, loaded and hauled across Cibolo and the Metrocom.

Furniture Removal
Couches, dressers, tables, and broken-down furniture carried out and hauled off, whatever floor it is on.
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Appliance Removal
Old fridges, washers, dryers, and water heaters unhooked, hauled out, and sent for metal recycling.
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Construction Debris Removal
Renovation and new-build debris, drywall, lumber, flooring, and packaging cleared off the site.
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Hot Tub Removal
We drain, cut apart, and haul off old hot tubs and spas from the backyard or deck.
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Estate & Hoarding Cleanout
Whole-home and estate cleanouts handled with care, sorted for donation, recycling, and the dump.
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Yard Waste Removal
Storm limbs, brush, leaves, and old fencing loaded up and hauled out of the yard.
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Mattress Removal
Worn-out mattresses and box springs taken away and sent for recycling, not left at the curb.
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Garage Cleanout
Take the garage back: boxes, old tools, broken gear, and years of clutter cleared in one trip.
Learn more →Upfront price
You get the number before we load a thing, based on how much space the junk fills in the truck.
We do the lifting
You point, we carry. Everything comes out of the house, garage, or yard, not just the curb.
Same day when we can
Call early and we will often clear it the same or next day across Cibolo and Guadalupe County.
Sorted, not just dumped
We pull out what can be donated or recycled before the rest goes to the transfer station.
Why Cibolo homeowners call a hauler
Cibolo is one of the fastest-growing towns in the San Antonio area, and that is what keeps a junk crew busy here. The city went from about three thousand people in 2000 to more than thirty-two thousand, and most of that housing went up after 2000. New builds in Bentwood Ranch, Cibolo Valley Ranch, and Turning Stone throw off construction scrap and packaging. The move-ins that follow bring old furniture, worn-out appliances, and a garage stacked with boxes. When a Guadalupe County household needs the bulky stuff gone in a hurry, that is the call we take, and we take it the same day when the schedule allows.
Local to the Metrocom
We run Cibolo, Schertz, and the Randolph Metrocom towns every week, so the drive is never an add-on.
We carry it out
You do not drag anything to the curb. We take it from the room, the attic, or the back fence.
Priced by volume
You pay for the space your junk fills in the truck, quoted up front, not by some vague hourly guess.
Kept out of the dump
We sort for donation and metal recycling first, so less of your load ends up buried.
When should you call for junk removal?
If any of these sound like your place, it is worth one truckload to get it cleared.
The garage is a maze
Boxes, broken furniture, and old gear have taken over, and the car has not fit in years.
A remodel left a mess
Torn-out cabinets, flooring, drywall, and packaging are piling up in the driveway.
You just moved in
The last owner left junk behind, or your own move left a mountain of boxes and worn-out furniture.
An old appliance died
A dead fridge, washer, or water heater is sitting in the garage waiting to be hauled off.
A storm hit the yard
Oak and pecan limbs, brush, and downed fence are stacked up after a spring storm rolled through.
You are clearing a house
An estate, a downsizing, or a rental turnover means a whole home has to be emptied out.
Junk removal in Cibolo, at a glance
What fills Cibolo's curbs
Most of what we haul out of Cibolo homes traces back to how new the town is. Subdivisions like Saddle Creek Ranch, Falcon Ridge, and Steele Creek filled in fast, so a lot of houses are hitting the age where the builder-grade water heater, the first couch, and the kids' playset wear out at once. Add the spring storms that cross Guadalupe County, dropping oak and pecan limbs, and the years Cibolo Creek and Town Creek run high and leave soaked carpet behind, and you get a steady stream of bulky junk. We know which loads go to the transfer station and which get donated or recycled.
- ✓ New-build construction scrap
- ✓ Move-in & move-out junk
- ✓ Worn-out appliances
- ✓ Spring storm debris
- ✓ Estate & garage cleanouts
- ✓ Donation & recycling first
Where does your junk actually go?
Not all of it goes to the landfill. Before the truck heads to the transfer station, we pull out whatever still has a use, because sorting it once is cheaper and cleaner than burying it all.
- DonatedFurniture, working appliances, and household goods still in decent shape go to local charities and resale.
- RecycledMetal from appliances and water heaters, plus cardboard and clean scrap, go to recyclers instead of the dump.
- E-wasteOld TVs, monitors, and electronics are kept out of the regular trash and handled the right way.
- LandfilledOnly what is truly spent goes to the transfer station, so a smaller share of your load ends up buried.
How does a pickup work?
Four steps from your call to a cleared-out room, with the price set before anything moves.
Call or send photos
Tell us what you need gone and where it is. A couple of photos is enough for a ballpark.
We quote on the spot
We look at how much space it fills and give you a firm price before we lift anything. No hourly meter.
We load and haul
Our crew carries it all out, from the back bedroom to the yard, and loads it onto the truck.
We sweep up
We tidy the space, then sort the load for donation and recycling before the rest goes to the dump.
Which junk service do you actually need?
One truck handles most of these. Here is what each job usually looks like.
| Job | What we take | Best for | Typical size | What is left |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Single item pickup | One couch, fridge, or mattress | A single bulky thing | A few minutes | The rest of your space |
| Furniture & appliance | Several pieces from a room or garage | A room makeover or upgrade | Quarter to half a truck | A cleared, swept room |
| Construction debris | Drywall, lumber, flooring, packaging | A remodel or new build | Half to a full truck | A clean job site |
| Whole cleanout | A full garage, home, or estate | A move, estate, or turnover | One or more full loads | An empty, ready space |
| Yard & storm debris | Limbs, brush, fence, and leaves | After a Texas spring storm | Varies with the pile | A clear yard |
You get the price before we start, and it is the price we quoted, not a bigger one at the end. We carry everything out ourselves, sweep up after, and take what we haul to be donated or recycled before the landfill. No hidden fees, no leaving half of it behind.
Junk we have cleared around Cibolo






Cibolo and the Metrocom
We haul across Cibolo and the nearby Guadalupe County and Metrocom towns, from Schertz and Universal City to Marion and New Braunfels, with no extra charge for the drive.
Junk removal questions in Cibolo
Ready to get it hauled off?
Call or send a few photos for a fast quote on junk removal anywhere in Cibolo and the Metrocom. We will give you the price up front and can often clear it the same day.