Circle C Ranch has a peculiar problem: it sits inside Austin city limits, so the city's bulk pickup technically exists here — but it's curbside-only and capped, and the curb is the one place the HOA won't let a pile sit. We solve it from the other side: a flat truck-fill price from $241 up to $732 for a full three-car clear, loaded from inside the garage on a window you schedule. Nothing out front, ever. Slab swept before we pull away.
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Upload a Photo & Get Quote →Open the door, step back, shoot. That's enough to size a Circle C two- or three-car bay, and the flat truck-fill price comes back in seconds — nobody has to come stand in your garage first.
Same-day is usually available in southwest Austin. Tape a note on the camping bins and the bikes that stay; everything else is fair game, confirmed with you before it moves.
The crew empties from inside the garage, splits donation from disposal as it loads, and finishes with a broom. Your neighbors see a truck in the driveway for an hour — never a pile.
The same published ladder as everywhere we work in Austin — volume, not hours, not item counts. Circle C jobs skew toward the middle and top tiers because these are true family garages: two or three bays, rafter racks, and a decade of layers.
| How much it fills | Flat price |
|---|---|
| Quarter truck — one bay of shelving, the toy corner | $241 |
| Three-eighths truck | $338 |
| Half truck — a single-bay clear, car back inside tonight | $431 |
| Five-eighths truck | $513 |
| Three-quarter truck — the typical packed two-car garage | $587 |
| Seven-eighths truck | $661 |
| Full truck — three bays, floor to rafters | $732 |
Below a quarter truck, a loose pile prices at $82 small / $129 medium, and a bagged purge starts at $178 for ten bags. Single big items can be priced piece by piece instead — a spare fridge, a treadmill off the third bay, the propane grill at $71 or a patio table at $89 — but past a handful of items the truck-fill tier is nearly always the cheaper way to buy it. $75 minimum on every order; loading, sweep-out and disposal are all inside the number, and your total is confirmed before you book.
Checking our math is encouraged: Texas Disposal Systems publishes a Creedmoor gate rate of about $60 per ton with a two-ton minimum (2025), so a self-haul weekend bills two tons per trip before the rental truck, the fuel, or your Saturday. Priced competitors like Muvr advertise full trucks from $699; the national franchises quote a garage only after an in-person estimate.
| Option | Cost | Speed | The catch |
|---|---|---|---|
| Austin Resource Recovery on-demand bulk | Free | Scheduled from request | Capped volume, limited pickups per year, curbside only — the curb is what the HOA polices |
| Haul it yourself to Creedmoor | ~$60/ton, 2-ton min + rental | A full Saturday | Every trip bills as two tons (TDS 2025 gate rate); you load and unload each pound twice |
| Dumpster in the driveway | Rental + tonnage | Days sitting there | A week-long driveway dumpster is its own architectural-control conversation in Circle C |
| Donate it piecemeal | Free | Weeks of car trips | Goodwill and ReStore take the good pieces — but not the broken treadmill or the mystery boxes |
| JunkRabbit | $241–$732 flat truck-fill | Same day | None — photo price, loaded from inside the bay, donation-routed, slab swept |
Technically yes — and that's what makes Circle C the most instructive case in the metro. Unlike Round Rock or Cedar Park, Circle C Ranch is inside the City of Austin, so households here are Austin Resource Recovery customers and can file an on-demand bulk request at austintexas.gov/service/ondemand like anyone in Hyde Park.
Then the fine print meets the covenants. The city program allows a limited number of free pickups per year, puts a volume cap on each one, and collects from the curb only — the crew will not enter your garage. A garage that's been absorbing family life since the school years began is not one capped pickup; it's several, staged at the curb, visible from the street, for however long the scheduled date takes to arrive. And a master-planned HOA with active architectural control is exactly the wrong place to leave a furniture pile on display. Residents here don't lack a free option — they have a free option they can't actually use without a violation letter.
Our answer inverts the geometry: the load never reaches the curb at all. It goes from the garage floor to the truck bed in one scheduled window, and the only evidence is an empty slab.
Circle C loads are donation-heavy, and we sort them that way. Kids' gear, bikes, toys and sound furniture go to Goodwill Central Texas, Habitat for Humanity ReStore and the Austin Furniture Bank — with a donation receipt on request. Metal — shelving, frames, the swing set — routes to scrap recovery. Electronics go to Austin e-waste recyclers, and refrigerant appliances have the refrigerant professionally recovered before the shell is recycled, as EPA Section 608 requires. What's genuinely done goes to Texas Disposal Systems in Creedmoor — which, for southwest Austin, is the shortest disposal run in the metro.
These streets were master-planned, which shows up in the work. Escarpment Village-area homes and the newer sections toward Grey Rock run to three-car garages with high rafter storage — that's ladder work, and it's included. Driveways are generous, so the truck stages entirely on your property, off the street, which keeps the whole job invisible to the covenant enforcement that patrols visible bulk. Families time clears around the Bowie High and Kiker/Mills school calendar — the week after school lets out is our busiest Circle C window — and around spring listing season, when the garage has to photograph empty. If you're coordinating a sale, we can sequence the garage clear with a whole-home cleanout so the stager walks into a finished house.
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How much does a garage cleanout cost in Circle C?
Truck-fill from a photo: quarter $241, three-eighths $338, half $431, five-eighths $513, three-quarter $587, seven-eighths $661, full $732. Loose piles $82/$129, bagged loads from $178 for ten bags, $75 minimum — loading, sweep-out and disposal included.
Doesn't the city pick up bulk here?
Circle C is inside city limits, so Austin Resource Recovery's on-demand program applies — but it's capped, limited per year, and curbside-only, and a staged curb pile is what the HOA cites. That's the collision we exist to remove.
Will the HOA fine me?
Not over us. Nothing is staged outside — the crew loads from inside the garage during a scheduled window and the truck leaves with everything that day.
Do I move anything first?
No. Mark what stays; the crew handles shelves, rafters and behind-the-car, sorts donation from disposal, and sweeps the slab.
Is self-hauling cheaper?
Rarely: TDS Creedmoor bills roughly $60/ton with a two-ton minimum per trip (2025 gate rate), before the rental and your Saturday.
Can you take paint or chemicals?
Household hazardous waste — paint, pool chemicals, pesticides — goes through the city's HHW program instead; we'll flag what to set aside when we quote. Everything else in the garage is fair game.
Truck-fill from a photo, with the whole ladder published: quarter truck $241, three-eighths $338, half $431, five-eighths $513, three-quarter $587, seven-eighths $661, full truck $732. Smaller clears price as loose piles at $82 small or $129 medium, and bagged loads start at $178 for ten bags. The minimum order is $75, and loading, the sweep-out and disposal are all included in the flat price.
Circle C is inside Austin city limits, so residents do get Austin Resource Recovery's on-demand bulk pickup at austintexas.gov/service/ondemand — but it is a limited number of free pickups per year, each with a volume cap, and it is curbside only. A garage's worth of accumulation exceeds a capped pickup, and staging it at the curb for days is precisely what Circle C's covenants restrict. That collision is why we load from inside the garage instead.
Circle C Ranch is master-planned and the streetscape is actively policed, so visible bulk at the curb can draw a violation letter. With us nothing touches the curb: the crew loads from inside the garage or off the driveway during a scheduled window and the truck leaves with everything the same day.
No. Mark what stays and point at what goes — the crew carries everything out, separates donation from disposal as it loads, and sweeps the slab afterward so the car fits again.
Usually not once you add it up. Texas Disposal Systems' Creedmoor landfill publishes a gate rate of roughly $60 per ton with a two-ton minimum, so even a light pickup-truck load bills as two tons — before the truck rental, fuel and the repeated trips down Slaughter Lane a real garage takes.
Usable furniture, bikes, toys and tools route to donation first — Goodwill Central Texas, Habitat for Humanity ReStore and the Austin Furniture Bank — with a receipt available on request. Metal goes to scrap recovery, electronics to Austin e-waste recyclers, and only the genuine remainder is landfilled.