Whether it's one bulky item or an entire house's worth of clutter, the process on our end stays the same: show up, look it over, settle on a number before anything moves, and clear it out ourselves — broom in hand on the way to the truck.
Three simple moves: you reach out, we quote it, we haul it away.
A quick photo or a plain description of the pile is enough for us to line up a time that fits your day.
Our crew eyeballs it in person and gives you a single flat number before any lifting starts.
Give the go-ahead and we take it from there — truck packed, ground cleared, every item routed where it belongs.
Based right in Socorro, our crews pull junk for families along Rio Vista and the blocks near the old mission, landlords and property managers working the Socorro Road corridor, and shop owners doing business near Loop 375 — then fan out to Clint, Fabens, San Elizario, and the rest of the Lower Valley. A garage sealed shut since the last renter, a storage unit nobody's opened in years, or an entire property getting cleared — the drill never changes: we look it over, name one number, and haul it off. Nothing gets dumped without a second look first. Back at the yard, furniture and appliances with life left in them get pulled aside for a Lower Valley nonprofit, metal goes to a scrap buyer, cardboard and electronics get separated out, and the landfill only sees what's genuinely done. One truck handles a single armchair or five loads back to back, and whatever number we give you up front is the number you pay — no clock running, no fuel line item, no minimum to hit.
Space in the truck sets the price, not the clock. A single item lands around $75, climbing to roughly $560 once the truck is genuinely full — and that number is always free, given before any work starts.
Usually, yes — message early in the day and there's a good shot a crew swings by before the afternoon's out. Busier days just push to first thing tomorrow.
It splits three ways — anything usable goes to a local charity, metal and electronics head to recyclers, and only genuine trash ends up at the landfill.
We run junk removal all across Socorro and the broader El Paso metro, including:
Sofas, bed frames, dressers and patio sets walked out of any Lower Valley home; pieces still in good shape go to an El Paso-area donation partner instead of the landfill.
See Full DetailsWe disconnect and haul the heavy ones — fridges, washers, dryers, swamp coolers, water heaters — and route the metal and refrigerant through EPA-compliant recycling.
See Full DetailsCabinet cutoffs, busted block, old roofing, leftover framing — whatever a remodel along Socorro Road or the Mission Trail leaves behind, cleared so the next trade is not waiting on it.
See Full DetailsMesquite and cottonwood trimmings, dead agave, old irrigation line, gravel piles — the mess a Lower Valley yard or acequia-side lot throws off, loaded and gone in one visit.
See Full DetailsSettling a family home in Socorro takes time; we work at your pace, setting keepsakes and documents aside and sending anything usable to a local donation center.
See Full DetailsShops, offices and warehouse bays along the Gateway/I-10 corridor emptied on a schedule that works around your open hours, not ours.
See Full DetailsPrefer a container to a crew? A roll-off lands in your Socorro driveway for as long as the project runs, and we swing back to pick it up when you text.
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