Junk Removal in Houston, TX
Silverheels Construction hauls away junk across the Houston area — furniture and general clutter, garage and estate cleanouts, hoarding cleanups, and shed and fence tear-out and removal, for homes and businesses. We clear it out, load it, haul it off, and sweep up behind us. Free estimates.
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Junk accumulates faster than anyone deals with it — a garage you can't park in, a rental left full after a tenant moves out, an estate that has to be emptied, the old shed and fence you've been meaning to tear down. We handle junk removal across the Houston area: we do the hauling, the heavy lifting, and the disposal, so the stuff is just gone and the space is clean. Homes and businesses, a single couch or a whole property.
What we haul away
If it needs to go, we can take it: furniture and mattresses, appliances, general household junk and clutter, boxes and packing debris, yard and construction debris, and the odd heavy or awkward item nobody else wants to deal with.
Furniture removal is one of the most common calls — an old sectional or a broken bed that's too big to get out and too heavy to want to. We do the lifting and hauling so you don't. On appliances: we haul them off, but anything still connected to gas, water, or hardwired power has to be disconnected first — that disconnection is a separate scope we don't take on — and once it's free, it goes on the trailer with everything else.
Garage, estate, and hoarding cleanouts
The bigger cleanouts are as much about care as hauling.
Garage cleanout: reclaiming a garage that's become storage — sorting what stays, hauling what doesn't, and leaving you a space you can actually use. Estate cleanout: emptying a home after a death or a move, which we handle with patience and respect, working at the family's pace and setting aside anything they want kept rather than treating it all as trash. Hoarding cleanout: a sensitive, often overwhelming job that we approach without judgment, working methodically through the space and being careful to recover the valuables and documents that are mixed in. These aren't just haul jobs, and we don't treat them like one.
Shed and fence removal and haul-away
Some junk is attached to the ground. Shed demolition and removal: tearing down an old, rotting, or unwanted shed — the structure, the floor, and the debris — and hauling it all off so the spot is clear for whatever's next. Fence removal and haul-away: pulling out an old fence, posts and concrete footings included, and clearing it away, whether it's coming down for good or making room for a new one.
This is where junk removal overlaps with light demolition, and we do both, so you're not hiring one company to take the shed apart and another to haul it. It comes down and it leaves in the same visit.
Commercial junk removal and landlord cleanouts
Businesses and rental properties generate their own kind of cleanout.
Commercial junk removal: old office furniture, fixtures, equipment, and construction and remodel debris cleared out of retail, office, and warehouse space, scheduled around your operating hours. Property cleanout for landlords: the turnover reality of rentals — a unit left full after a tenant moves out or is evicted, cleared down to empty so it can be turned around and re-rented. A fast, thorough cleanout is the first step of a make-ready, and getting the junk gone is what lets the rest of the turn happen. We clear it out so the unit's ready for the next step.
How we handle a cleanout
The job is simple in principle and matters in the details. We show up, sort and load what's going, and haul it off — you point, we lift. Where things can be donated rather than dumped, we'd rather they go to use, and on estate and hoarding jobs we watch for the valuables, documents, and keepsakes that hide in the clutter and set them aside for you.
Then we leave the space clean — swept, not just emptied. The difference between junk removal and just moving a pile is that when we're done, the garage, room, or property is actually usable again, not a slightly smaller mess. That's the point of the whole thing.
What junk removal costs in Houston
Junk removal is priced by how much there is, how hard it is to get out, and what it costs to dispose of. A single item or a small load is a modest, defined number; a full garage, a whole-house estate cleanout, or a shed-and-fence tear-out scales from there.
What moves the number: the volume and weight of what's going (heavy material costs more to haul and dump), how far it has to be carried out — a second-floor apartment carried down is more than a garage you can back a trailer up to — whether there's demolition involved like a shed or fence, and disposal fees. These are ranges, not quotes — we look at what's going and give you a real number.
Frequently asked questions
How is junk removal priced?
By how much there is, how hard it is to get out, and disposal cost. A single item or small load is a modest number; a full garage, an estate cleanout, or a shed-and-fence tear-out scales up. Volume and weight, carry-out distance, any demolition, and dump fees drive it. We quote after seeing what's going.
Do you do estate and hoarding cleanouts?
Yes — both, with care. Estate cleanouts we handle at the family's pace, setting aside anything they want kept. Hoarding cleanouts we approach without judgment, working methodically and watching for the valuables and documents mixed into the clutter. They're not just haul jobs and we don't treat them like one.
Can you remove and haul away an old shed or fence?
Yes — shed demolition and removal (structure, floor, and debris) and fence removal including posts and footings, hauled off so the spot is clear. It comes down and leaves in the same visit, so you're not hiring one company to tear it out and another to haul it.
Do you haul away furniture and appliances?
Yes — furniture, mattresses, and general household junk, and appliances too. Anything still connected to gas, water, or hardwired power has to be disconnected first, which is a separate scope, but once it's free it goes on the trailer with everything else.
Do you do commercial junk removal and landlord cleanouts?
Yes — old office furniture, fixtures, equipment, and remodel debris for businesses, scheduled around your hours, and full property cleanouts for landlords turning over a unit left full after a tenant moves out. Getting the junk gone is the first step of a make-ready.
Do you clean up afterward?
Yes — we leave the space swept, not just emptied. The point of junk removal is that the garage, room, or property is actually usable again when we're done, not a slightly smaller pile. That's the difference between hauling it off and just moving it around.
Service areas
- The Heights
- Montrose
- Bellaire
- Katy
- Sugar Land
- Cypress
- Pearland
- Spring Branch