One of the fastest-growing cities in the country — new master-planned HOA subdivisions of young families, and garages that fill up fast. We clear the whole thing as truck-fill from $241, plus the playroom overflow and move-in debris, hauled straight from the garage. No curb, no HOA fine, swept clean.
Send a photo of the garage — flat price back in seconds
Upload a Photo & Get Quote →Cedar Park (78613) is booming new-build HOA country, and the garage here fills differently than it does anywhere else in the metro. This isn't thirty years of accumulation in an older home — most of these houses are barely a decade old, and what's stacked in the third bay is the move-in itself: the boxes you were going to unpack, the packing paper and foam, the builder leftovers, the flat-pack cartons from furnishing three bedrooms at once. Then the family grows into the house and a second layer lands on top of it — the outgrown bikes, the trampoline nobody's jumped on since last spring, the treadmill, the holiday bins, the playroom that quietly expanded into the garage.
The HOAs here police the curb and appearance, so the tidy solution — drag it all out front on a Saturday — is the one that gets you a letter. We do the opposite: we clear the whole garage as flat-priced truck-fill and load it straight from the garage on a scheduled pickup, never the curb. You don't lift a thing. We carry it out, separate donation from disposal at the truck, and sweep the slab. The outgrown-playroom purge and the move-in debris clear in the same pass, on one price.
Open the garage door, stand at the apron, take one shot. That's enough to read the volume and send back an exact flat truck-fill price — no estimator visit, no "call for a quote."
Same-day is often open across Cedar Park, Leander and the north belt. Tell us if your section has a gate or a tight turnaround and the crew plans the park.
The crew carries everything out of the bay, loads at the driveway, routes usable kids' gear and furniture to donation, flattens the cardboard for recycling, and brooms the slab.
Priced as truck-fill from a photo, by how much of the truck the bay actually fills. Loading, sweep-out and disposal are already in the number, and so is the drive up US-183.
| Truck-fill | Typical Cedar Park garage | Flat price |
|---|---|---|
| Quarter truck (2/8) | A corner of move-in boxes and a couple of outgrown pieces | $241 |
| 3/8 truck | The cardboard-and-packing layer, cleared on its own | $114 |
| Half truck (4/8) | One bay of a two-car garage, plus the kids' gear wall | $431 |
| 5/8 truck | Two-car bay with a trampoline or swing set in the load | $513 |
| Three-quarter truck (6/8) | Most of a packed two-car garage, floor and shelving | $587 |
| 7/8 truck | Two-car garage plus overhead rack storage | $661 |
| Full truck (8/8) | A three-car bay taken back to bare slab | $732 |
Clearing just one thing, or one pile? Those price by the piece:
| Item | Flat price |
|---|---|
| Loose pile — large | $208 |
| 15 bagged bags of garage clutter | $264 |
| Swing set (disassembly included) | $143 |
| Trampoline (disassembly included) | $116 |
| Weight bench | $69 |
| Moving box | $31 |
$75 minimum order. The flat price covers the crew, the truck, the drive and the disposal fee at the gate. Send one photo and we price the garage as a whole — for a move-in clear that is almost always cheaper than counting boxes.
Where the floor under those numbers comes from: Texas Disposal Systems publishes a 2025 gate rate of roughly $60 per ton with a two-ton minimum at its Creedmoor landfill, the primary commercial gate for the Austin area — real money before a single hour of labor. For comparison, national full-service franchises price by how much of the truck you fill and generally confirm the figure only once a crew is standing in your driveway, commonly landing around $150 to $600-plus for a garage load.
| Option | Cost | Speed | Catch |
|---|---|---|---|
| City bulk collection day | Free | Wait for your set bulk day | Curbside only — you empty the bay yourself, and the pile sits visible out front until collection, which is precisely what the HOA covenant addresses |
| Self-haul to the landfill | Third-party gate fees + truck | A full weekend | WM Austin Community Landfill in NE Travis is the nearer commercial gate from the north belt; TDS Creedmoor runs about $60/ton with a two-ton minimum, so even a light load buys two tons |
| Donation drop-off | Free | Days | Only clean, resellable items — and you load, drive and unload every bike and box yourself |
| Traditional full-service hauler | ~$150–$600+ | 1–3 days | Priced by truck volume, usually confirmed on site after you have already lost the morning |
| JunkRabbit | $241–$732 flat | Often same day | None — photo-quoted before we roll, loaded from the garage, slab swept, donation-routed |
Half the advice Cedar Park homeowners find online is written for Austin, and none of it applies here. Cedar Park is its own city, outside the City of Austin, which means Austin Resource Recovery's on-demand bulk request system — the one at austintexas.gov/service/ondemand, where City-of-Austin curbside-trash customers request a limited number of free bulk pickups per service year, capped by volume, curbside only, apartments excluded — does not cover a 78613 address. There is no request to submit.
Cedar Park instead runs its own contracted residential collection on a set schedule: bulk goes out on your assigned day, not on the weekend you finally attacked the garage. Look up your address's bulk day with the city before anything leaves the bay, because the gap in between is where the trouble lives. Empty a two-car garage into the driveway on a Saturday morning in a new master-planned section and you have a wall of cardboard, a dismantled trampoline and an old sectional sitting in full view of every neighbor and every drive-by inspection for the rest of the week.
And even on the correct day, it's a curbside program — the city takes what's already at the street. Breaking down the swing set, hauling the boxes out one armload at a time, wrestling a treadmill down the driveway: all of that is still yours to do. That's the gap we fill. We come on a scheduled window, walk into the bay, carry it out ourselves, and drive off with it. Nothing is ever staged where the HOA can photograph it.
What we can't take: loose gasoline, paint, solvents, propane tanks and other household hazardous waste. Ask and we'll point you to the right drop-off.
Cedar Park garages produce unusually good donation loads, because so much of what comes out is only a couple of years old — a family outgrows a bike faster than the bike wears out. Usable bikes, scooters, ride-ons, kids' furniture, sports gear and household pieces go to Goodwill Central Texas and the Habitat for Humanity ReStore first, with a receipt on request. The move-in cardboard and packing paper — often the single biggest volume in the load — is flattened and recycled, not landfilled. Trampoline and swing-set frames, wire shelving, old racks and appliance bodies go out as scrap metal. TVs, monitors, desktops and printers go to e-waste recycling. What's left, and it's usually less than owners expect, goes to the gate last.
Access in Cedar Park is generally kind to us — wide new driveways, full-depth aprons, and garages the truck can back nearly into. The complications are the newer sections still filling in, where a construction trailer or a parked contractor fleet can take the street frontage, and the gated communities that want a vendor name at the callbox ahead of time. Give us the section name when you book and we'll handle the check-in so nobody is idling at a gate on your window.
The covenant is the part worth planning around. Every master-planned HOA up here runs appearance rules covering what may sit visible at the curb and for how long, and enforcement arrives as a photograph and a letter rather than a conversation. Our method sidesteps it entirely: nothing leaves the garage except into the truck, and the truck leaves with it the same visit. There's no in-between state where your old sectional becomes a neighborhood landmark.
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How much is a garage cleanout in Cedar Park?
Truck-fill from a photo: quarter $241, 3/8 $338, half $431, 5/8 $513, three-quarter $587, 7/8 $661, full truck $732. By the piece: large loose pile $208, fifteen bags $264, swing set $143, trampoline $116, weight bench $69, moving box $31. $75 minimum. The price covers the crew, the truck, the drive and the disposal fee at the gate.
Can you clear move-in boxes and packing material?
That's the signature Cedar Park job. Flattened cardboard compresses well, so a bay that looks overwhelming often prices lower than owners expect — and it goes to recycling, not the landfill.
Does Cedar Park use Austin's on-demand bulk system?
No. 78613 sits outside the City of Austin, so austintexas.gov/service/ondemand doesn't cover you. Cedar Park runs its own contracted collection on a set schedule — check your bulk day with the city before staging anything.
Will the HOA fine me for a curb pile?
They can, and up here they do. A set bulk day means days of visible bulk. We load from the garage on a scheduled window instead, so there's nothing out front to photograph.
Can you take a trampoline or swing set?
Yes — $156 and $143 with disassembly included, or folded into the truck-fill price on a full clear. The steel frames go to scrap.
Is it cheaper than a traditional full-service hauler?
Ours is $241 to $732 by volume and you know it before we roll. Volume-priced franchises commonly land around $150–$600+ for a garage load and usually confirm only on site.
Where does the kids' gear go?
Donation first — Goodwill Central Texas and Habitat ReStore. Then cardboard recycling, scrap metal and e-waste. Landfill last, for what's genuinely finished.
How fast can you get to 78613?
Same-day is often open across Cedar Park and Leander. One wide photo from the open garage door gets you the price and the soonest window together.
Yes — in a new Cedar Park build, the move-in boxes, packing paper, foam and builder leftovers are the job, not a footnote. Flattened cardboard compresses well, so a garage that looks overwhelming often prices lower than owners expect. Individual boxes are $31 each; a bay's worth is far cheaper as truck-fill.
They can — Cedar Park's new master-planned HOAs run appearance covenants that cover bulk left visible at the curb outside the allowed window, and enforcement is by photo and letter. Because collection here runs on set bulk days, anything staged early sits out front for days. We clear the whole garage and load straight from the garage on a scheduled flat-price pickup, so nothing sits out front.
No. Cedar Park is its own city outside the City of Austin, so Austin Resource Recovery's on-demand bulk request system at austintexas.gov/service/ondemand does not cover a 78613 address. Cedar Park runs its own contracted residential collection on a set schedule — confirm your bulk day with the city before you move anything to the driveway.
Yes, and they are two of the most common calls we get here as families outgrow the back yard. A trampoline is $116 and a swing set $143, disassembly included, and both fold into the truck-fill price when they go out with a full garage clear. The steel frames go to scrap rather than the landfill.
You know our number before anyone drives out: $241 to $732 depending on how much of the truck the garage fills, quoted from your photo. National full-service franchises price by truck volume and typically confirm only once a crew is in your driveway, which for a garage load commonly lands somewhere around $150 to $600-plus.
Donation first. Usable bikes, scooters, ride-ons, kids' furniture and household pieces go to Goodwill Central Texas and the Habitat for Humanity ReStore. Cardboard and paper from the move-in go to recycling, trampoline and swing-set frames and old shelving go out as scrap metal, and TVs, monitors and computers go to e-waste recycling. Only what is genuinely finished goes to the landfill.
Same-day is often open across Cedar Park, Leander and the north belt. Send one wide photo from the open garage door and we will quote the price and the soonest window together.