The flagship Williamson-County HOA suburb — Dell, master-planned subdivisions, packed two- and three-car garages. Your HOA won't let you leave bulk at the curb, so we clear the garage as truck-fill from $241 and haul it straight from the garage. No curb, no HOA fine, swept clean.
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Upload a Photo & Get Quote →Round Rock (78664/78665/78681) is master-planned HOA country, and the packed garage is the signature job. Homes here sit on slabs with no basement, so the garage absorbs everything a family sheds over a decade: the couch that got replaced, the bikes nobody outgrew gracefully, the treadmill that became a coat rack, the holiday bins stacked to the rafters, the workbench buried under three moves' worth of boxes. Between the HOA appearance covenants and a collection schedule that runs on set bulk days rather than on demand, dragging that pile to the curb is a fine waiting to happen.
So we do it the other way around. We clear the whole garage — floor to rafters — priced flat as truck-fill from a photo, and we load it straight from the garage on a scheduled pickup, never the curb. You don't move a thing: we carry it out, split donation from disposal on the spot, and sweep the slab so the car fits again. Relocation clears run the same way, and with the Dell HQ campus and the wider tech corridor pulling people in and out of Round Rock year-round, a garage emptied before a listing photo or a moving truck is a weekly job for us.
Stand at the open garage door and take one wide shot. That's enough for us to read the volume and send back an exact flat truck-fill price — no walkthrough, no "call for a quote."
Same-day is often open across Round Rock and the rest of Williamson County. Gated section or a narrow alley approach? Tell us and the crew plans the park.
A vetted crew carries everything out of the bay, loads at the driveway apron, routes the usable pieces to donation, and brooms the slab. Nothing is ever staged at the curb.
Priced as truck-fill from a photo, by how much of the truck your garage actually fills. Loading, sweep-out and disposal are already in the number, and so is the drive up from Austin.
| Truck-fill | Typical Round Rock garage | Flat price |
|---|---|---|
| Quarter truck (2/8) | One corner, a few pieces of furniture, a stack of bins | $241 |
| 3/8 truck | A single-bay purge — boxes, old shelving, sports gear | $338 |
| Half truck (4/8) | One full bay of a two-car garage | $431 |
| 5/8 truck | A two-car garage minus the workbench wall | $513 |
| Three-quarter truck (6/8) | Most of a packed two-car garage | $587 |
| 7/8 truck | Two-car garage plus the rafter storage | $661 |
| Full truck (8/8) | A floor-to-rafters three-car clear | $732 |
Not a whole bay? Small clears price by the piece instead:
| Item | Flat price |
|---|---|
| Loose pile — medium | $129 |
| 10 bagged bags of garage clutter | $178 |
| Treadmill | $115 |
| Weight set | $93 |
| Lawn mower | $65 |
$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 whole garage together rather than adding items up one at a time.
For context on where that number 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 Travis County — which puts a floor under any Austin-area haul before a single hour of labor. National full-service franchises, meanwhile, price by truck volume and typically only confirm the figure once a crew is standing in your driveway, commonly landing somewhere 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 garage yourself, then the pile sits out front until collection day, which is what HOA covenants are written about |
| Self-haul to the landfill | Third-party gate fees + truck | A full weekend | TDS Creedmoor is 30-plus miles south at about $60/ton with a two-ton minimum, so a light load still buys two tons; you also need a truck and a second set of hands |
| Donation drop-off | Free | Days | Only clean, resellable items, and you load, drive and unload every piece yourself |
| Traditional full-service hauler | ~$150–$600+ | 1–3 days | Priced by truck volume, usually confirmed only on site after you have already blocked out the morning |
| JunkRabbit | $241–$732 flat | Often same day | None — photo-quoted before we roll, loaded from the garage, slab swept, donation-routed |
This is where most Round Rock homeowners get tripped up, because the advice they find online is written for Austin. Round Rock is its own city, outside the City of Austin — so 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, with a volume cap per pickup, curbside only, apartments excluded) does not apply to a Round Rock address at all. Requesting a pickup there gets you nowhere.
What Round Rock runs instead is residential collection through the city's contracted service on a set schedule — bulk goes out on your assigned day, not on the day you decide to empty the garage. Check your own address's bulk week with the City of Round Rock before you touch anything, because the gap between "the garage is empty" and "the truck comes" is the whole problem. Stage a garage's worth of furniture and bins in the driveway on a Saturday and, in a master-planned subdivision with appearance covenants, you have days of visible bulk out front and a very good chance of a letter from the HOA before the truck ever arrives.
And even on the right day, the program is curbside-only: the city takes what is already at the street. Emptying a three-car bay by hand — the dead treadmill, the shelving bolted to the wall, the couch nobody wants to lift twice — is still entirely on you. That is the whole reason we exist here. We show up on a scheduled window, walk into the bay, and carry it out ourselves. Nothing touches the curb, so there is nothing for the HOA to photograph.
What we can't take: loose gasoline, paint, solvents, propane tanks and other household hazardous waste. Ask us and we'll point you to the right drop-off.
A Round Rock garage is rarely all trash — most of these bays hold years of things that were perfectly good and simply stopped being used, so donation is the first stop, not the last. Usable furniture, bikes, tools, sporting goods and kids' gear go to Goodwill Central Texas and the Habitat for Humanity ReStore, both of which take household goods and building materials in the Round Rock area, and we'll get you a receipt on request. Steel shelving, old exercise frames, mower decks and appliance bodies go out as scrap metal. TVs, monitors, desktops and printers go to e-waste recycling rather than a landfill. Refrigerators and freezers — the spare beer fridge is practically standard equipment in a Williamson County garage — go through EPA-certified refrigerant recovery before anything else happens to them. Only what's genuinely finished ends up at the gate.
Round Rock access is its own small craft. The subdivisions off Gattis School Road, Old Settlers and the 79 corridor are wide, easy driveway parks — the truck backs to the apron and the carry is short. The newer sections with alley-loaded garages are the opposite: the bay opens onto a narrow rear lane where a full-size truck can't sit long, so the crew stages the load and works in passes instead of blocking a neighbor in. Gated sections want a vendor name at the callbox, which we'll give you ahead of the window so nobody is sitting at a gate on your appointment time.
The one constant is the covenant. Every master-planned HOA here runs some version of an appearance rule that covers what may sit visible at the curb and for how long, and the enforcement is by photograph and letter, not by conversation. Our entire approach is built to never trigger it: nothing leaves the garage except into the truck, and the truck leaves with it. There is no interim state where your old sectional is a lawn ornament.
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How much is a garage cleanout in Round Rock?
Truck-fill from a photo: quarter $241, 3/8 $338, half $431, 5/8 $513, three-quarter $587, 7/8 $661, full truck $732. Smaller clears price by the piece — medium loose pile $129, ten bags $132, treadmill $115, weight set $93, lawn mower $65. $75 minimum. The flat price covers the crew, the truck, the drive and the disposal fee at the gate.
Does Round Rock use Austin's on-demand bulk system?
No. Round Rock sits outside the City of Austin, so austintexas.gov/service/ondemand doesn't cover your address. Collection here runs on a set schedule through the city's contracted service — check your bulk day with the City of Round Rock before you stage anything.
Will the HOA fine me for putting it at the curb?
They can, and in these subdivisions they do. A set bulk day means your pile sits visible for days. We load from the garage on a scheduled window instead, so nothing is ever out front.
Do I have to move it out of the garage first?
No. Point at what goes; we carry it out, split donation from disposal, and sweep the slab.
Can you take a treadmill, a weight set or a mower?
Yes — $155, $99 and $88 respectively on their own, or folded into the truck-fill price on a full clear. Mower fuel gets drained; loose gas, paint and propane we can't take.
Is it cheaper than a traditional full-service hauler?
You know our number before we roll: $241 to $732 by volume. Volume-priced franchises commonly land around $150–$600+ for a garage load and usually confirm only on site.
Where does everything go?
Donation first — Goodwill Central Texas and Habitat ReStore — then scrap metal and e-waste recycling, then the landfill for what's left. Fridges and freezers get EPA-certified refrigerant recovery.
Can you come same-day?
Often, yes, across Round Rock and the wider Williamson belt. Send a photo and we'll quote the soonest window.
They can — Round Rock's master-planned subdivisions run appearance covenants that specifically cover bulk left at the curb outside the allowed window. Because collection here runs on set bulk days rather than an on-demand request, anything you stage early sits out front for days, which is exactly the situation the covenant is written for. We never use the curb: we pull the whole garage straight from the garage on a scheduled flat-price pickup.
No. Round Rock 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 Round Rock address at all. Residential collection here runs through the city's contracted service on a set schedule, so check your address's bulk day with the City of Round Rock before you move anything to the driveway.
Yes — a treadmill is $115, a weight set $93 and a lawn mower $65 on their own, and they fold into the truck-fill price when they are part of a full garage clear. Fuel gets drained from mowers before they are hauled; we cannot take loose gasoline, paint or propane.
You at least know the number first. Our truck-fill ladder runs $241 to $732 and is quoted from your photo before anyone drives out. National full-service franchises price by how much of the truck you fill and usually confirm only once a crew is standing in your driveway, which for a garage load commonly lands somewhere around $150 to $600-plus.
Usable furniture, tools, bikes and kids' gear go to donation first — Goodwill Central Texas and Habitat for Humanity ReStore both take household goods in the Round Rock area. Metal shelving, appliances and old exercise frames go to scrap; TVs, monitors and computers go to e-waste recycling. What is genuinely dead goes to the landfill last, not first.
Usually yes. Round Rock relocation clears — a tech transfer in or out, a house going on the market — are one of the most common jobs we run here, and same-day slots are often open across Williamson County. Send a photo and we will quote the soonest window.