Junk removal in Texas

Texas is five metros that behave like five different businesses. Dallas and Fort Worth share a disposal network and almost nothing else — one is high-rise loading docks and booked elevators, the other is new-build garages and HOA windows. Houston is the drive: the distance between a job and a facility that will accept the load is most of the day. Austin books late and moves fast, and San Antonio splits between century-old lots south of downtown and three-car garages up 281.

What holds across the state is that disposal is priced locally and varies more than people expect between counties, and that summer changes the working day. From June to September our crews start early — a garage at forty degrees in the afternoon is slower and less safe than the same garage in March, and we would rather schedule around that than pretend it does not matter.