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Junk Removal in Lovelady, TX

Family-owned hauling 15 miles up TX-19, with no trip fee to your door.

The old school building at Lovelady.
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Short answer

Do you charge extra to come out to Lovelady?

No. Lovelady sits about 15 miles north of Trinity on TX-19, inside our 25-mile free-travel zone, so there's no trip fee. You pay the load-size price and nothing for the drive.

Haul-Off Cost Estimator

How much does it cost to get rid of my junk?

Tell us what you have got. You will see a price range to have us take it, and what the nearest dump would charge if you hauled it yourself. No contact details needed.

Send us the details or call (936) 259-3200 and we will price it for you.

Your area

Yes, we come out to Lovelady

Yes, we haul junk in Lovelady, and it's a short trip. You sit about 15 miles north of our Trinity home base, a straight shot up TX-19 through Houston County farmland. That keeps Lovelady well inside our 25-mile free-travel zone, so no trip fee gets tacked onto your quote. Call or text Greg at (936) 259-3200, tell us what you've got, and we'll line up a time that works.

County Line Junk Disposal is family owned and runs out of Trinity, and we answer our own phone. Greg has 20-plus years on heavy equipment, and the same 2024 Ram, Big Tex dump trailer, and Mahindra tractor that work the rest of the county roll into Lovelady too. Pull up our full list of services if you want the details, or skip ahead and get a free quote.

What we haul

Junk removal and land work in Lovelady

Household junk, farm and ranch cleanup, and the heavy stuff nobody else wants to touch.

Most Lovelady jobs land in a few buckets. A shed packed to the rafters. An old fridge and a sagging couch left behind after a move. A pile of limbs after a storm rolls through. We load it, haul it, and leave the spot clean.

  • Furniture and appliances: couches, mattresses, fridges, washers, dryers, water heaters
  • Full cleanouts of garages, sheds, barns, rental properties, and estates
  • Storm and yard debris: downed limbs, brush piles, torn-off roofing and fence boards
  • Light land clearing with the Mahindra tractor on overgrown lots and old fence lines
  • Construction and remodel debris, hauled off by the trailer load

Farm and ranch places out here tend to collect things over the years. If you've got a barn or shed you've meant to empty since last spring, the barn and shed cleanout rundown covers how that kind of work gets priced. For a fence line or a lot that's gone to brush, the land clearing cost guide walks through what the tractor can handle. A couple of things we don't touch: biohazard cleanup and household hazardous chemicals, so those go elsewhere.

Because Lovelady runs along TX-19 between us and Crockett, we're often already headed that direction. A tenant leaves a rental full of furniture, a hunting cabin needs the old bunks and a broken deep freeze gone, an estate has to be cleared before a sale. Those are the calls we get from up your way, and none of them faze us. Point at the pile, and it's gone.

What it costs

Load-size pricing you can see coming

We price by how much room your stuff fills in the trailer, and we confirm the number on site before anything gets lifted. Here's the ladder:

  • Single item: $95
  • Quarter load: $175
  • Half load: $325
  • Three-quarter load: $475
  • Full load: $650

A fridge or freezer with freon runs +$35, and each mattress adds +$30. Heavy debris like concrete, dirt, or roofing goes by weight, so we quote that once we see it. You pay when the work is done, by cash, check, or Cash App.

Lovelady is inside our 25-mile free zone, so there's no travel charge either way. The number we say standing in your driveway is the number you pay, and you're free to walk if you don't like it.

Want the full breakdown of what's baked into a load price? The Trinity County cost guide lays it out. The load-size ladder is the same everywhere we run, from Trinity north to Crockett and over to Groveton.

Getting on the schedule

How fast can we get to Lovelady?

Usually pretty quick. We're open 7 days a week, 8 AM to 6 PM, and 15 miles of TX-19 doesn't eat up much of the day. Text a photo of your pile to (936) 259-3200 and we'll send back a ballpark the same day. We won't promise the truck rolls the same hour you call, since the calendar fills up, but we'll give you the soonest honest window and hold to it. Once we're on site, the price is firm before we start loading.

No sales pitch and no meter running while we work. You get a plain number and a clean spot when we pull out. Ready to set it up? Send us the details and we'll get you on the books.

Where it ends up

Where Lovelady junk actually goes

Houston County has no landfill at all. A Lovelady load goes up to a transfer station in Crockett and leaves the county on somebody else's truck.

There is no permitted landfill anywhere in Houston County, so everything dropped in Crockett gets consolidated and hauled somewhere else. Two stations sit up there: the City of Crockett station on North Durrett Drive, and the bigger one out on FM 229 run by Waste Connections.

Neither Crockett station publishes a gate rate, and that is worth knowing before you load up. Every other facility around here puts its fee sheet online. These two do not, so the only way to find out what a load will cost is to ring ahead.

There is a further wrinkle we could not resolve. The operator still lists the FM 229 site publicly, but the state register shows that address cancelled, and the one active transfer station registration in Houston County is the city-owned site on North Durrett Drive. Call the City of Crockett before you drive anywhere with a loaded trailer.

An unknown gate rate is the whole argument against making three small runs on spec. It is also why a Lovelady cleanout usually costs less handed to us than done in pieces: we are already going that way with a full trailer, and the gate fee rides inside the load price you agreed to before we lifted anything.

Where we haul

Serving Lovelady and the towns around it

Davy Crockett Nat. Forest Sam Houston Nat. Forest Lake Livingston I-45 US-59 190 287 19 94 50-MILE SERVICE RADIUS 25 mi free Groveton Apple Springs Lovelady Crockett Lufkin Onalaska Point Blank Riverside Huntsville Livingston Coldspring TRINITY HOME BASE N 25 miles
★ Home base● Towns we serve◯ 50-mile radius
Where it can actually go

Where to dump it yourself near Lovelady

Nearest places to take itDriveGate rate
City of Huntsville Transfer StationClosest36 mi, 54 min$80.34 / $101.30 a ton
Polk County Landfill56 mi, 81 min$58.00 a ton
Angelina County Waste Management Center67 mi, 83 min$12.50 a cu yd, plus $5 unless primary

Rates confirmed October 2026. Full rates, hours and what catches people out.

Good questions

Questions we hear a lot

No. Lovelady sits about 15 miles north of Trinity on TX-19, inside our 25-mile free-travel zone, so there's no trip fee. You pay the load-size price and nothing for the drive.

We're open 7 days a week, 8 AM to 6 PM, and it's a short run up TX-19. Text a photo to (936) 259-3200 and we'll send a ballpark the same day. We can't always roll out the same day you call, but we'll book the soonest window we've got.

Furniture, appliances, garage and shed cleanouts, storm debris, and construction leftovers. With the Mahindra tractor we also do light land clearing on overgrown lots and fence lines. We skip biohazard work and household hazardous chemicals.

Yes, within reason. The tractor handles brush, small trees, and grown-over fence lines. Send photos and we'll tell you straight whether it's a tractor job or something that needs a bigger outfit, then quote it upfront.

Text or call (936) 259-3200 with a photo or a quick description. We'll give a same-day ballpark, then confirm a firm price on site before we lift anything.

Got a load in mind? Let's price it.

Text a photo or call and we will give you an honest ballpark today. Firm price confirmed on site, honest hauling around Trinity.