Yes, we haul junk in Onalaska. County Line Junk Disposal runs out of Trinity, and the drive to your side of the lake is about 22 miles southeast across the US-190 bridge, which puts Onalaska comfortably inside our 25-mile free-travel zone. No trip fee, no mileage tacked on the bill. You get the same firm, on-site price a customer standing in a Trinity driveway gets.
Onalaska is a lake town, and lake towns throw off a particular kind of junk. Waterfront homes swap out patio furniture and appliances that the humidity finally beat. Weekenders empty a cabin before they list it. Retirees downsize and need a garage or a boat shed cleared. Greg and his father load and haul all of it, and they pick up their own phone when you call (936) 259-3200.
We work the whole east shore, from the lakeside subdivisions off US-190 to the older places tucked back on the county roads. If your truck can't get to it, ours probably can. The 2024 Ram and the Big Tex dump trailer handle a heavy load, and the Mahindra tractor comes along when a lot has gotten away from you. Greg has been running heavy equipment for more than twenty years, so a full cabin or a jammed boat shed is routine work, not a favor we are stretching to do.
Junk we take out of Onalaska homes
A couch on the curb, an appliance dead in the garage, a whole cabin that needs clearing before closing. If it fits in the trailer, it goes.
- Furniture: couches, recliners, mattresses, and the patio sets the lake sun finally killed
- Appliances: fridges, freezers, washers, dryers, and water heaters, disconnected and lifted for you
- Full cleanouts: garages, sheds, estates, and cabins changing hands between owners
- Storm debris: downed limbs and brush after the wind comes hard off the water
- Light land clearing: the Mahindra tractor handles brush and overgrown lakeside lots
We do not do biohazard cleanup, and we will tell you that straight rather than take a job we shouldn't. Most everything else on a lake property is fair game. A waterlogged hot tub is its own kind of headache, so we wrote up how we drain, cut, and haul one in a single trip. For the wider picture of seasonal cabin cleanouts and dock junk around here, read our take on junk removal near Lake Livingston.
What it costs to clear junk in Onalaska
We price by how much space your stuff fills in the trailer. You see the number before we lift anything.
- Single item: $95
- Quarter load: $175
- Half load: $325
- Three-quarter load: $475
- Full load: $650
The add-ons stay just as plain. A fridge or freezer with freon is $35 because it has to be handled right, each mattress is $30, and heavy debris like concrete or roofing gets weighed and quoted on the spot. You only pay for the space your stuff takes up. The number we say on site is the number you pay, and if it doesn't sit right you're free to walk before we touch a thing.
Want the whole list before you book? The services page spells out everything we load, and you can text a few photos for a ballpark through the contact page. We will send a quote the same day; the hauling gets scheduled once you give the word. We run seven days a week, 8 in the morning to 6 in the evening, and we take cash, check, or Cash App when the job is done.
Serving Onalaska and the towns around it
From Onalaska we cover the whole lake and the roads that ring it. Point Blank sits just across the water near the dam, Livingston is a straight shot down US-190 on the far side, and Riverside is back up our way toward Trinity. Livingston runs past the 25-mile line, so that one carries a small trip fee we quote up front; Onalaska, Point Blank, and Riverside all fall inside the free zone.
Questions we hear a lot
No. Onalaska is about 22 miles from our home base in Trinity, which keeps you inside our 25-mile free-travel zone. There is no trip fee and no mileage added on. You pay the same load-size price as anyone in town, starting at $95 for a single item.
Text or call (936) 259-3200 with a couple of photos and we will send a ballpark price the same day. The haul itself gets scheduled around your day and ours, often within a few days. We work seven days a week, 8 to 6.
A single item runs $95. If you have more, we price by how much of the trailer it fills: quarter load $175, half $325, three-quarter $475, and a full load $650. You get the firm number on site before anything moves.
Yes. Fridges, freezers, washers, dryers, and water heaters all get disconnected, lifted, and hauled. A fridge or freezer with freon carries a $35 add-on because the coolant has to be handled properly. Everything else is just part of the load.
Yes. Greg runs a Mahindra tractor for light land clearing, downed limbs, and overgrown lots, which is common work after a storm rolls in off the water. We haul the debris out the same visit. Bigger or tangled jobs get a quote first.