Items We Haul

Wondering what items we haul? At Haul Guys, we can take away most non-hazardous items that two people can lift. Our comprehensive list of items includes, but is not limited to:

  • Furniture: Couches, sofas, hide-a-beds, and more
  • Appliances: Washers, dryers, refrigerators, and other household appliances
  • Mattresses: All sizes and types
  • Junk: Garage and attic clutter, boxes, books, tools, and miscellaneous items
  • Construction Debris: Renovation debris, tile, old lumber, fencing, decking and other miscellaneous construction material
  • Yard Waste: Garden refuse, branches, hedge clippings, firewood and other yard debris

If you have something not listed here, donโ€™t worry! Just let us know, and weโ€™ll do our best to accommodate your needs.

Please note that some items may incur an additional charge for proper disposal. Rest assured, we will communicate any extra costs upfront, and they will be included in the price we provide. There are never any hidden chargesโ€”just transparent and honest service.

Common Items We Remove

Homeowners, renters, and businesses across our service area count on us for a wide range of removal jobs, including:

  • Old couches, mattresses, and bedroom furniture during a move or upgrade
  • Appliances left behind by previous tenants
  • Garage, attic, and shed cleanouts full of years of accumulated items
  • Construction debris after a renovation or demolition project
  • Yard waste and storm debris after seasonal cleanup

Items We Donโ€™t Accept

For safety and environmental reasons, weโ€™re unable to take hazardous materials, including paint, oils, chemicals, and asbestos. If you need guidance on proper disposal of these items, the Austin Resource Recovery department is a helpful resource.

For large-scale cleanouts with a high volume of items, our roll-off dumpster rental service may be a more cost-effective option than per-item pickup.

Items We Haul FAQs

Q: Do I need to prepare items before pickup?
Having most items piled in one central location is most cost-effective, though not necessary. For heavier furniture or appliances, clearing a path helps us work efficiently.

Q: Do you donate or recycle usable items?
Yes. Whenever possible, we donate items in good condition and recycle materials like metal, cardboard, and electronics rather than sending them to a landfill.

Q: What if I have an oversized or unusual item?
Just let us know the details when you call. We can typically accommodate items outside our standard list, including hot tubs, sheds, and playscapes.

Q: Is there anything you canโ€™t lift?
If an item requires more than two people to safely lift, let us know in advance so we can plan accordingly.

Q: Do you service both residential and commercial properties?
Yes. We handle both residential and commercial junk removal projects, from single-item pickups to full property cleanouts.

What Happens After Pickup?

Whenever possible, we divert usable items away from the landfill. Furniture and household goods in good condition are often donated, while metal, cardboard, and electronics are sorted for recycling. Items that canโ€™t be reused or recycled are disposed of responsibly at a licensed facility. Most pickups can be scheduled for the same day or next day, depending on your location and our availability.

How We Price What We Haul

Pricing is based on the volume and type of items you need removed, not a flat per-item fee. For a full breakdown of what affects your price, see our junk removal cost guide.

Q: Can you remove items from multiple rooms or areas?
Absolutely. Weโ€™re happy to collect items from your garage, attic, yard, and any other area in a single visit.

Ready to clear out the clutter? Contact us today!

A residential property with various discarded items, including furniture, boxes, and debris, scattered on the front lawn and driveway, awaiting removal. A pickup truck is parked in the driveway beside the items.

Items Left by Tenants

A cluttered room with cardboard boxes, packing materials, and clothing stacked on a chair in the corner, with various household items scattered around the hardwood floor.

Items in attic

A pile of construction debris, including concrete, wood, carpeting, and other materials, at a construction site with heavy machinery in the background.

Construction Site Clean Up

Old furniture โ€” items we haul during junk removal

Old Furniture