A single busted recliner in the back bedroom or a whole Chaparral house that has to come empty room by room, either way we bring the truck, the crew, and the dollies. You hear one flat number the moment we lay eyes on the pile, nothing moves until you say go, and the slab or the yard gets a broom before we pull off your street.

Three easy moves, and the heavy lifting stays on our side.
Text a quick photo of the pile at your place and we pin down a window that fits your day.
We size up what is actually there and name one all-in figure, nothing starts until you approve it.
Say the word and the crew fills the truck, tidies the spot, and hauls the whole lot off.
Out on the mesa the county truck only comes around so often, so a dead washer left by the fence or a stack of boxes that never emptied after a Fort Bliss move has a way of just sitting there. That is the gap we fill. We roll out to lots off McCombs Road and Lisa Drive and up toward the County Line Road edge for homeowners, renters, and landlords, and we cross the state line into El Paso the same way. Flipping a rental, digging out a packed carport, or clearing a place for sale draws the same flat-rate treatment. Back at the yard each load is pulled apart by hand: usable goods go to border-area nonprofits, scrap metal and cardboard to recyclers, and only the real leftovers ride down to the Camino Real landfill in Sunland Park. One bag or a heaping bed, there is no minimum, no meter, and no fuel charge tacked on at the end.
It tracks how much room the load takes up in the truck bed, not a clock. A single item is $75 and a packed full load caps near $560. You get that number out loud and locked in before anything is touched, no weigh-in and no fuel line.
Most days, yes. Catch us before noon and we can often be at your Chaparral place that afternoon, and the same goes across the line into El Paso. When the day is full we book you first thing the next morning.
Each load gets split back at the yard, usable goods to border-area charities, metal and cardboard to recyclers, and only the true throwaways down to the Camino Real landfill in Sunland Park.
Our junk removal trucks cover Chaparral, Doña Ana County, and the El Paso border country
Sprung couches, bed frames, busted dressers and patio sets hauled straight off the property. Anything still sittable gets dropped at a border-area donation spot instead of the landfill.
See This ServiceWe disconnect and carry out the heavy stuff — refrigerators, washers, dryers, swamp coolers, water heaters — and route the metal and refrigerant through a certified recycler the legal way.
See This ServiceStucco knockdown, broken block, tile, framing offcuts and roofing scrap from a Chaparral build or remodel — loaded by hand and off the slab so the next trade is not working around a pile.
See This ServiceMesquite limbs, dead creosote, tumbleweed drifts and gravel from a desert-yard redo — we rake it onto the truck and it is gone before we pull off your street.
See This ServiceClearing a family home after a move or a loss, at whatever pace feels right. Keepsakes set aside, usable goods sent to a local charity, the rest hauled and the place left swept.
See This ServiceShops along NM-213, warehouse bays near the Santa Teresa port, and offices across the El Paso line emptied on a schedule that bends around your hours, not ours.
See This ServiceRather fill a container yourself? A roll-off drops in your Chaparral driveway for as long as the project runs, and we swing back for it the day you text that you are done.
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