Junk removal & hauling · Fort Worth, TX
Junk Removal
in Fort Worth.
Made Easy.
From one unwanted item to a full home, office, garage, warehouse or renovation cleanout, a local crew does the lifting, loading and disposal. Book online and see your price before anyone is dispatched.
Fort Worth, Keller, North Richland Hills, Haltom City, Saginaw, Benbrook & Burleson.
Prefer to talk it through?(817) 347-0928
- Same-day & next-day
- Upfront pricing
- Residential & commercial
- Local Fort Worth crews
- Sorted, not landfilled
How it works
You point. We haul.
Five steps, and only two of them involve you doing anything.
- 1
Tell us what needs to go
A sentence is enough. "A sectional and two bed frames", or "the whole garage".
- 2
Select items or upload photos
Photographs are the fastest route to an accurate estimate, because volume is what pricing turns on.
- 3
Get your estimate
A real number back before you commit to anything. Free, and no obligation attached.
- 4
Choose your pickup time
Pick a window that suits. Same-day is often available across Fort Worth.
- 5
We haul it away
The crew carries everything out and sweeps the space it was standing in.
Popular in Fort Worth
The jobs this city books most
Six services that make up the bulk of residential work across the city, week after week.
Furniture Removal
Sofas, sectionals, dressers and dining sets carried out from any room.
Learn moreMattress Removal
The item almost no bulk collection program will accept.
Learn moreAppliance Removal
Refrigerators, washers, dryers and ovens, disconnected and carried.
Learn moreGarage Cleanouts
A decade of accumulation cleared in one organized visit.
Learn moreEstate Cleanouts
Whole properties at the family pace, with sorting first.
Learn moreSame-Day Junk Removal
Real availability shown at booking, not a promise on a page.
Learn moreResidential
Homes across every Fort Worth quadrant
The most common call is the simplest one: something large is in the way and there is no reasonable way to move it yourself. A sectional that will not go back down the stairs. A refrigerator that has been in the garage since the new one arrived. A treadmill that has been a clothes rack since 2022.
We load it, sweep the spot it was standing on, and go. You do not need to drag anything to the curb first, and you do not need to be the one lifting the heavy end.
- Single items through to whole-house clearances
- Upstairs rooms, attics, sheds and detached garages
- Alley access on the older near-south and east-side streets
- Curbside pickups without you being home
Commercial
Offices, retail, restaurants and everything behind them
Commercial work is a pillar of this branch rather than a sideline. Office suites cleared for handback, retail units stripped between tenants, restaurant fit-outs, and the storeroom nobody has opened since the last move.
Most of it happens outside business hours, because most of these buildings cannot stop operating for a clearance. Dock bookings, service elevators and certificates of insurance are handled as a matter of course.
- Evening and weekend working as standard
- Certificates of insurance filed in advance
- Lease handback deadlines worked back from
- One account across multiple sites
Moving & move-out
Stop paying to relocate things you do not want
Moving is priced by weight or by volume, so every unwanted item is charged twice — once to load it and once again in the space it occupies at the other end. Clearing three weeks before the move means you pack a smaller house.
And the other end of the job: whatever is still standing there after the van leaves, cleared before the walk-through or the closing.
- Pre-move clearances timed before the packing
- Post-move leftovers cleared the day after the van
- Apartment move-outs with elevator access handled
- Deposit and closing deadlines worked to
For moving companies
You move what they are keeping.
We haul what they are leaving.
Every move produces a pile your crew cannot load and will not take. Rather than leaving your customer with a problem on the last morning, hand it to a partner who solves it the same day.
- Furniture the customer no longer wants
- Mattresses and old appliances
- Garage and storage leftovers
- Items too large for the new place
- Last-minute disposal on moving day
- Post-move packaging and debris
Property managers & apartment communities
The same problem, repeatedly, at different addresses
Turnovers, abandoned belongings and the furniture that appears beside the enclosure every month. What a manager needs is an account, not a quote each time.
Unit turnovers
Cleared same-day or next-day so make-ready can start.
Learn moreApartment communities
Standing pickups for the bulk items nobody claims.
Learn moreProperty management
One account across a portfolio, with photographs on every job.
Learn moreEviction clearances
After possession is lawful, documented throughout.
Learn moreConstruction & renovation
Keep the crew working. We will handle the debris.
Debris is a scheduling problem before it is a disposal problem. The cabinets come out Tuesday and the new ones arrive Thursday, and what happens in between decides whether the project holds its dates.
We clear between trades rather than after the project, on homes, offices, retail units and active job sites. Contractors run it on an account with agreed rates and one invoice across sites.
- Cabinets, countertops, tile, carpet and drywall
- Repeat pickups across a longer build
- Timed to the trade sequence, not a rental period
- No asbestos, no chemicals, no demolition
Warehouse & industrial
The work that makes this branch different
The Alliance corridor, the Meacham and Riverside industrial belts and the older warehouse stock along East Lancaster and Beach Street generate a steady stream of work that has nothing to do with sofas.
Pallets. Dead racking and shelving. Packaging waste after a heavy receiving week. Damaged totes, obsolete stock, the contents of a mothballed line. We take non-hazardous business junk in volume, around your operation rather than across the middle of it.
- Pallets, shelving, racking and packaging waste
- Standing weekly or monthly collections
- Dock-level or ground-level loading
- Out-of-hours and weekend slots
Cleanouts
When it is not one item but every item
Whole spaces emptied, worked through and handed back clear — at whatever pace the situation actually allows.
Garage cleanouts
The most booked job on this site, and the one most underestimated.
Learn moreHome cleanouts
Every room plus garage, attic, shed and yard.
Learn moreEstate cleanouts
Sorting first, nothing loaded unconfirmed, no rush applied.
Learn moreApartment cleanouts
Elevator access and leasing office requirements handled.
Learn moreStorage unit cleanouts
Unit emptied and swept so the rent stops.
Learn moreHoarding cleanouts
No judgment, staged over visits, nothing forced.
Learn moreBefore & after
The difference a crew and a truck make
Garages, curbs, bedrooms, offices and renovation sites, photographed before the crew arrived and again after they left. Move the handle with a pointer, or tab to it and use the arrow keys.
Items we take
If it fits in the truck and it is not hazardous, it goes
- Furniture of every kind
- Mattresses and box springs
- Appliances, including refrigerators
- Electronics and televisions
- Garage, attic and shed contents
- Yard waste and outdoor debris
- Office furniture and IT hardware
- Retail fixtures and shelving
- Pallets and packaging waste
- Renovation and construction debris
And the short list of what we cannot
These need Tarrant County household hazardous waste disposal or a licensed contractor. Set them aside and the crew works around them.
- Paint, solvents, stains and thinners
- Motor oil, fuel and antifreeze
- Pool and garden chemicals
- Loose and lithium batteries
- Asbestos-containing material
- Medical and biohazardous waste
Where it actually goes
Donation and recycling where it is genuinely possible
Plenty of what comes off a truck should not go to landfill. Usable furniture, working appliances, metal, cardboard and electronics all have better destinations, and where an item is genuinely in donatable condition and you would rather it went that way, tell us and it is kept separate.
What we will not do is publish a diversion percentage. Every load is different, receiving organizations set their own acceptance rules, and a number we cannot verify is worth nothing to you. Items that are regulated — refrigerant-bearing appliances and electronics in particular — are routed to facilities equipped to handle them, because that is a legal requirement rather than a preference.
Pricing
Priced by what it actually takes, not a flat rate
Volume in the truck, weight, the labor to get it out, and whether anything needs special handling. That is the whole formula, and photographs are what make it accurate.
- Volume — the space your load occupies
- Weight — dense debris costs more to dispose of
- Labor — stairs, distance and disassembly
- Handling — refrigerant, electronics and tires
Fort Worth neighborhoods
Downtown to Wedgwood, the Stockyards to Alliance
Fort Worth is more than 350 square miles and the job changes across it. These are the districts where that difference matters most.
- Downtown Fort WorthHigh-rise residential and office. Dock booking, service elevators and restricted hours.
- Near SouthsideHistoric bungalows with rear alleys, plus the Magnolia restaurant strip and the medical district.
- West 7th & the Cultural DistrictDense mid-rise apartment stock with the highest move-out turnover in Fort Worth.
- Arlington HeightsEstablished homes along Camp Bowie. Long ownership, detached garages, deep accumulation.
- TCU & WestcliffStudent rental turnover on an academic calendar, alongside established Westcliff family homes.
- RidgleaWest-side mid-century homes on large lots. Garage, attic and renovation work.
- FairmountHistoric district of craftsman bungalows. Rear alleys, no attached garages, ongoing restoration.
- WedgwoodLarge mid-century ranch neighborhood in south Fort Worth. Long ownership, full garages.
- Northside & the StockyardsHistoric north-side housing on narrow lots, plus Stockyards retail and hospitality turnover.
- Alliance & North Fort WorthNew residential construction beside the region’s largest distribution corridor.
Service areas
Fort Worth and the western DFW cities we cover
One branch, one crew, out of the Beach Street yard. Arlington and the Mid-Cities are covered by a different Junk Koala branch, so this list is what we genuinely serve.
Fort Worth FAQ
Questions we get asked most
Still not answered? Call the Fort Worth branch on (817) 347-0928 and ask.
- How much does junk removal cost in Fort Worth?
- Pricing is based on how much space your load takes up in the truck, adjusted for weight, the labor to get it out and whether anything needs special handling. Sending photographs through the quote form is the fastest way to a real number for your actual job.
- Do I have to move anything outside before you arrive?
- No. Carrying it out is the service. Items can be upstairs, in a back bedroom, in a detached garage, in an attic or at the bottom of the yard. If you have already put things at the curb, that is fine too and you do not need to be home.
- Can you do same-day junk removal in Fort Worth?
- Often, particularly for smaller loads booked in the morning. Rather than promising it on every job, the booking system shows the windows genuinely available today so you can see for yourself.
- What areas around Fort Worth do you serve?
- Fort Worth itself plus Keller, North Richland Hills, Haltom City, Saginaw, Benbrook, Burleson and the surrounding western Tarrant County cities, extending west to Azle, Aledo, Willow Park, Weatherford and Springtown. Arlington and the Mid-Cities are covered by a different Junk Koala branch.
- Is this only for homes, or do you take commercial work too?
- Yes, and commercial work is a large part of this branch. Offices, retail units, restaurants, warehouses, property managers, apartment communities and contractors all run through the same booking system, usually on an account.
- Can you handle warehouse and industrial jobs?
- Yes. Fort Worth generates more warehouse work than the rest of DFW and this branch is set up for it — pallets, shelving, packaging waste, surplus equipment and whole-floor clearances. We do not handle hazardous or regulated waste.
- What will you not take?
- Paint, solvents, fuel, oils, chemicals, pool supplies, loose batteries, asbestos-containing material and medical or biohazardous waste. Those need household hazardous waste disposal or a licensed contractor rather than a junk truck.
- Do I need to be there when the crew arrives?
- For an in-house clearance it helps to be there at the start to confirm what is going. For curbside pickups, garage clear-outs and empty properties you do not need to be present at all, provided we have access and an agreed scope.
Ready when you are
Junk hauling made easy, across Fort Worth.
Book a pickup window online, or send a few photographs and get a free quote back first. One item or an entire property, homes or businesses.
Or call (817) 347-0928
The Fort Worth branch
Junk Koala Fort Worth
2001 Beach St, Ste 524
Fort Worth, TX 76103