Garage pricing, two ways
| The load | Flat price |
|---|---|
| Single-car accumulation — quarter truck | $241 |
| Bigger clear — three-eighths truck | $338 |
| Packed two-car bay — half truck | $431 |
| Full archaeology — 16 cu yd truck | $732 |
| Metal shelving unit | $71 |
| Lawn mower (drained & recycled) | $65 |
| Grill — propane / charcoal | $71 / $59 |
| Patio table / chairs | $89 / $30 each |
| Treadmill / stationary bike | $115 / $72 |
| Swing set / trampoline | $143 / $116 |
| Set of 4 tires | $87 |
| Bagged loads — 10 / 20 bags | $132 / $259 |
| Box lots (per box) | $31 |
$100 minimum. Loading from inside the garage, donation sorting, disposal and the slab sweep are included. Photo first, exact number before you book.
Why a garage clear beats the free bulk week here
Dallas's monthly bulk week is real and we recommend it often — but garages are where its limits stack up: the 10-cubic-yard cap (a two-car bay blows past it, and overage bills at $60 per 5 yards), the excluded list that reads like a garage inventory (lawnmowers, tires, anything with gasoline or chemicals — the full list), the curb labor (every box, carried by you, staged for days), and in deed-restricted neighborhoods the HOA letter that arrives before the claw truck does. A flat-price clear loads from inside the bay in an hour or two and the street never knows it happened.
How the clear actually goes
Open the garage door, one wide shot. The flat price comes back in seconds — by truck fraction or by piece.
You point at what goes; anything staying stays. The crew carries, sorts donation-grade items at the truck.
An hour or two later: empty bay, swept slab, and — imagine — a car parked inside.
The one thing we leave: paint and chemicals (no legitimate hauler takes hazmat). We consolidate them in a corner and point you to the Dallas County Home Chemical Collection Center for the final box.
Bottom line
A Dallas garage clear is a $241–$732 flat-price job depending on how deep the archaeology goes — cheaper than the overage-billed bulk week for big clears, infinitely cheaper than the HOA fine, and the only version where nobody in your household lifts anything.
Frequently asked questions
Can't I just use the free Dallas bulk week for a garage cleanout?
Partly. The monthly brush-and-bulky week takes furniture and general bulky items free — but a real garage clear collides with its limits fast: the 10-cubic-yard monthly cap (a packed two-car garage exceeds it), the excluded items that live in every Dallas garage (lawnmowers, paint, tires, anything with gasoline), the carry-it-to-the-curb-yourself labor, and HOA neighborhoods where a multi-day curb pile draws letters. The free week is great for the overflow; the full clear is usually a flat-price job.
Do you take lawnmowers, grills and garage chemicals?
Lawnmowers yes ($65, drained and recycled), grills yes ($71 propane, $59 charcoal — tank handled separately), tires yes ($87 for a set). Paint, solvents and chemicals no — no legitimate hauler takes hazmat. We consolidate them in one spot during the clear and point you to the Dallas County Home Chemical Collection Center for that last box.
How long does a garage cleanout take?
Most single-car clears run about an hour; a packed two-car bay is usually two. You point at what goes, the crew carries, sorts donation-grade items at the truck, and sweeps the slab before leaving — same-day slots are often available if you book by 4 PM.