Two brothers,
one big truck,
zero hassle.

We price by how much room your stuff takes up in the truck, never by the hour. Our minimum is $139 for a single item or a very small pickup. A half load runs $399, and a full 14-cubic-yard load is $669. That price includes the labor, the driving and the dump fees — there is no separate fuel charge and no per-item surprise at the end. You get the number before we load anything.

No. Plenty of our customers leave the pile in the driveway, the garage open, or the gate unlocked and we text photos when we're done. If it's a curbside pickup we can handle it entirely without you there. We'll confirm the plan on the phone beforehand either way.

Often, yes. We're based in Dripping Springs, so 78620, 78737 and 78738 are our shortest drives. Call before about 2 PM on a weekday and there's a good chance we can get to you that afternoon. Saturdays book up fastest — usually by Thursday. Call (512) 983-6881 and we'll tell you straight what we've got open.

Text a photo of the pile to (512) 983-6881 along with your ZIP code. That's genuinely the fastest way — most quotes go back out within the hour during business hours. If the photo tells the whole story, that quote is firm.

Absolutely not. That's the job you're paying us for. We'll go into the garage, up the attic ladder, down the stairs, out to the back forty — wherever it is. You point at it, we carry it. The only things we ask you to handle are anything valuable you want kept and anything on the list we can't legally take.

We can't haul household hazardous waste: paint, solvents, motor oil, fuel, antifreeze, pesticides, propane tanks, asbestos, or medical and biohazard waste. Ammunition and explosives are a hard no as well, and we don't take tires — Texas regulates scrap tires under a separate hauling registration. The good news on paint and chemicals: if you're in Austin or Travis County, the city's Recycle and Reuse Center takes them free by appointment, and residential customers can book a free curbside hazardous waste pickup up to three times a year. We'll point you to it and haul everything else.

Yes. Junk Brothers is a registered Texas LLC carrying general liability and commercial auto insurance. We're happy to send a certificate of insurance before we show up — property managers and HOAs ask for it regularly and it's never a problem.

We sort it before it ever reaches a landfill. Anything still usable goes to donation partners around Central Texas — Habitat for Humanity ReStore, Goodwill Central Texas and Austin Creative Reuse all take good furniture and building materials. Metal goes to scrap, electronics go to certified e-waste recycling, and only what's genuinely left over gets disposed of. Austin's Zero Waste goal isn't just the city's problem; it's how we'd rather work anyway.

We bring floor runners, door jamb protection and moving blankets on every job, and we use them. Getting a sectional through a doorway without leaving a mark is most of the skill in this work. If we ever do damage something, we tell you immediately and we make it right — that's what the insurance is for.

We take single items. One couch, one fridge, one hot tub — that's what the $139 minimum covers. We're not going to turn down a small job from a neighbor because it isn't a full truck.

When you call us, you get Hunter or Taylor — not a national call center that dispatches whichever crew is nearest. We quote the job, we do the job, and we're the ones you call if something's wrong. There are no franchise fees baked into your price, which is most of the reason we come in well under the national brands.

Yes. We work with property managers, realtors, contractors and landlords across the Hill Country on rental turnovers, eviction and foreclosure cleanouts, office clear-outs and jobsite debris. We can schedule after hours, invoice on terms, and handle recurring haul-offs. Ask us about a standing rate.

Dripping Springs, Bee Cave, South Austin, Lakeway, Wimberley, Buda and Kyle are our core footprint, plus Driftwood, Spicewood, West Lake Hills, Rollingwood, Oak Hill and the surrounding Hill Country. If you're a little outside that, call anyway — we'd rather tell you yes or no in thirty seconds than have you guess.

No deposit and no card on file. We take cash, credit and debit cards, Venmo and Zelle, and you pay once the truck is loaded and you're satisfied with how the space looks.

Yes. Taylor served in the U.S. military before coming home to Dripping Springs to start this with his brother Hunter. Both of them grew up here and graduated from Dripping Springs High School. It's a genuinely local, genuinely family-run business — not a franchise with a local phone number.