The items are still inside
- City bulky pickup
- City crews collect from the parkway. Someone has to get a sectional down the stairs first.
- Hiring a hauler
- Tell us where things sit and access is part of the estimate.
Richardson, Texas · Dallas and Collin counties
Clear the route from cluttered to done. Richardson Junk Removal Pros arranges pickup for the sofa in the spare room, the dead treadmill in the garage and the boxes that never got unpacked, across Richardson and its neighbors. Free estimate, no obligation.

Unwanted stuff rarely stays because anyone likes it. It stays because a sleeper sofa needs two strong people, a truck, an afternoon and somewhere to take it, and most weeks none of those line up. So it drifts from the living room to the garage, and the garage slowly stops being a garage.
Hiring it out takes that problem off your list. You describe what needs to go and where it sits. You get a free estimate for the actual job, with no obligation to book. If the timing and the number work for you, a pickup is scheduled, the items are carried out and loaded, and the space is yours again. Homes, apartments, rentals, offices and storefronts are all welcome, from a single recliner to a full property.
Hours are 8:00 am to 8:00 pm, Monday through Sunday, so a call after work or on a Sunday afternoon is fine. Same-day service may be available, depending on the schedule and the size of the job.

Every job follows the same short route. No stop gets skipped.
Say what is going, roughly how much there is, and where it sits: an upstairs bedroom, a back shed, a second-floor office. Mention stairs, a narrow gate or an HOA with rules about trucks. Photos help.
The estimate reflects the volume, the kinds of items and the labor involved. There is no obligation, and you can ask anything before you decide.
Show what leaves and what stays. Items are carried out, loaded and hauled away, and anything set aside for recycling or donation is kept separate.
The area is left broom-clean so you can park, paint, list the house or hand back the keys.
Here is something worth knowing before you hire anyone. Richardson residents already have a bulky item service. The city's Brush and Bulky Item Collection picks up large items, generally over 50 pounds, at no additional cost. You request it through the MyRichardson app, online or by phone by midnight the night before, and the items go on the grassy strip between the sidewalk and the street by 7 a.m. If your old dresser can get to the curb and can wait for the truck, that may be all you need.
Hiring makes sense when the job doesn't fit the city's rules.
Pick the closest match. Each page covers what is involved, what affects the price and what to ask.
A mixed load of household or business clutter.
Sofas, mattresses, dressers, desks and patio sets.
Shelves, bins, tools and years of overflow.
A whole household, handled at a careful pace.
Cubicles, files, fixtures and storage rooms.
Drywall, cabinets, flooring and fixtures.
There is no honest flat price for junk removal, because no two piles are the same. A single armchair by the front door and a two-car garage packed to the rafters are completely different jobs. What moves the number is predictable, though: how much space the items take up in the truck, what they are, how far they have to be carried, and how much labor the job needs.
A few things help keep it down. Bag loose small items ahead of time, point out anything heavy or awkward on the call, and mention what can be donated or recycled. For your real number, ask for a free estimate. It costs nothing and commits you to nothing.

Not on the list? Ask. Paints, fuels, pool chemicals and other hazardous materials usually need a different route.
Richardson grew fast and all at once. The city had about 1,300 people in 1950 and more than 48,000 by 1970, according to its history, as Central Expressway arrived and tech employers moved in. That burst of building left a city of mid-century ranch houses on the west side and newer homes to the north and east, with 119,469 people at the 2020 census across parts of both Dallas and Collin counties.
It also explains the junk. Houses that have held one family for forty years fill up in ways a new build hasn't yet: attic furniture, garage workshops, a back room of things kept just in case. Meanwhile, UT Dallas, the office parks along the Telecom Corridor and constant moves in and out of apartments keep a steady stream of desks, mattresses and boxes on the move. The same phone number covers both.

Richardson, four Richardson neighborhoods and three neighboring cities. Each page covers local pickup rules and what tends to pile up there.
A working bookcase and a stack of broken drywall should not end up in the same place. Recycling and donation are available for select items. If you have something you think still has life in it, say so when you call, and it can be set aside before loading starts.
Find out what the job takes before you commit to anything. Decide against it, and that is the end of it.
If the city's bulky pickup would handle it, you will hear that first.
Hours are 8 am to 8 pm every day, so weekends and evenings are fine.
Homeowners, renters, landlords, property managers and offices are all welcome.
One mattress, a packed garage, a whole household or a remodel can all start with one call.
Recycling and donation are available for select items.
It depends on the volume, the type of items, how hard they are to reach and the labor involved, so there is no single price. Describe the job and you will get a free estimate with no obligation.
Richardson's Brush and Bulky Item Collection picks up large items at no additional cost when you request it ahead of time and set them on the parkway by 7 a.m. Check the city's current rules before you set anything out.
No. Tell us where things are, whether that is an upstairs closet, an attic or a back shed, and access becomes part of the estimate.
Same-day service may be available, depending on the schedule and the size of the job. If it is urgent, say so when you call.
Hazardous materials such as paint, fuel, pesticides and solvents usually need a different route. Dallas County residents can use the Home Chemical Collection Center on North Plano Road. If you are unsure about an item, ask.
Yes. Residential and commercial jobs are both welcome, including offices, shops, rentals and properties between tenants.
Yes. Estimates are free and there is no obligation to book.
Recycling and donation are available for select items. The rest goes for disposal.
Tell us what is going. The estimate is free and there is no obligation.