Bulk Junk Removal in Cedar Park, Texas

Cedar Park's curbside bulk truck will not take construction debris. The city's published "Unacceptable Items" list calls out "Construction material," "Any construction debris," concrete, rocks, dirt, and roofing shingles by name — and the same list also excludes TVs, tires, batteries, household hazardous waste, propane tanks, and wet cardboard. Residents are capped at 7 bulk items per week at the curb on the regular service day, and refrigerant-bearing appliances (fridges, freezers, ACs) require a Section 608 freon-tag from a licensed technician before pickup. The only city-sanctioned residential C&D channel is a leased roll-off through Republic Services at 512-215-5050. For self-haul, the closest large MSW + C&D landfill is the Austin Community Landfill (Waste Management) at 9900 Giles Road in northeast Austin, Mon–Fri 5:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m., with state law requiring open loads to be tarped at the gate. The standard regional alternative is Texas Disposal Systems at 12200 Carl Road in Creedmoor, about 35 miles south down I-35 / SH-130 — a fully integrated MRF + landfill. The Williamson County Recycling Center in Hutto handles e-waste, scrap metal, paint, batteries, and oil for county residents — it does not accept construction debris. Cedar Park tripled from 26,049 in 2000 to 77,595 in 2020, so most housing now sits in the 15–25-year remodel window — kitchen, bath, and flooring pulls, with the recurring central-Texas hail-driven roof tearoff on top. That is where the C&D pulse comes from. Dropcurb does not take construction debris. We take the rest of the remodel pile — the old fridge, range, and microwave a kitchen pull leaves at the curb, the vanity and mirror a bath job ejects, the couch and dresser a flooring rebuild displaces, the old TV and computer monitor that came out of the home office. From $79, locked at checkout, same-day from the curb when you book before noon. You curb it. We disappear it.

City program details: The City of Cedar Park contracts residential collection to Republic Services (customer service 512-215-5050); the City handles billing and complaints through the Utility Billing Office at 512-401-5300, option 3. Residents may set up to 7 items per week at the curb on the regular service day — no call-in required; a separate bulk truck runs after the automated trash truck. Acceptable bulk: brush trimmings bundled and tied (≤ 4 ft, ≤ 4 in diameter, ≤ 40 lbs); washers, dryers, stoves, mattresses; refrigerant-free refrigerators with the door removed; freezers and AC units tagged by a licensed refrigerant technician; fencing with nails removed (bundled, ≤ 4 ft, ≤ 40 lbs); bundled overflow cardboard. The published "Unacceptable Items" list explicitly excludes construction material, any construction debris, concrete, rocks, dirt, roofing shingles, televisions (separate e-waste stream), tires, batteries, household hazardous waste, ammunition, explosives, compressed gas / propane tanks, and wet cardboard or paper. The city's only sanctioned residential C&D channel is a leased roll-off through Republic Services at 512-215-5050.

City residential collection is contracted to Republic Services (customer service 512-215-5050); the City handles billing and complaints through the Utility Billing Office at 512-401-5300, option 3. Residents may set up to 7 items per week at the curb on the regular service day — no call-in required, and a separate bulk truck runs the route after the automated trash truck. Acceptable bulk items: brush trimmings bundled and tied (≤ 4 ft, ≤ 4 in diameter, ≤ 40 lbs); washers, dryers, stoves, and mattresses; refrigerant-free refrigerators with the door removed; freezers and AC units tagged by a licensed refrigerant technician; fencing with nails removed (bundled, ≤ 4 ft, ≤ 40 lbs); and bundled overflow cardboard. The published curbside ban list calls out by name: construction material, any construction debris, concrete, rocks, dirt, roofing shingles, televisions (separate e-waste stream), tires, batteries, household hazardous waste, ammunition, explosives, compressed gas / propane tanks, and wet cardboard or paper. The city directs residents with construction debris to lease a roll-off through Republic Services at 512-215-5050 — the only sanctioned residential C&D channel inside the city. Cedar Park has no in-city landfill. The closest large MSW + C&D landfill is the Austin Community Landfill (Waste Management), 9900 Giles Road, Austin, TX 78754, in northeast Austin off US-290 East — accepts MSW, Class 1 and 2 non-hazardous industrial, clean fill, drywall, lumber, shingles, and mixed C&D; weekday hours 5:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. The standard alternative is Texas Disposal Systems (TDS), 12200 Carl Road, Creedmoor — about 35 miles south down I-35 / SH-130; a fully integrated MRF + landfill that takes MSW, C&D, brush, recyclables, and bulk. The Williamson County Recycling Center in Hutto serves county residents for recyclables, e-waste, scrap metal, paint, batteries, and oil — does NOT accept construction debris, and proof of Williamson County residency (utility bill or driver's license) is typically required at the gate. A pickup-truck load of mixed C&D to Austin Community or TDS typically runs roughly $35 to $80 in tip fees, versus about $200+ for a guy-with-truck haul or about $350 to $650 for a small residential roll-off — the trade-off is loading and tarping it yourself, on weekday-skewed gate hours. Cedar Park lies mostly in Williamson County with a small extension into Travis County, so permitting, HHW drop-off, and roll-off-rental jurisdiction can vary by lot. The city is bisected north-to-south by US-183, paralleled by the 183A toll road (opened March 15, 2007), with SH-45 and MoPac (Loop 1) as the connectors south to the Austin Community Landfill and TDS. Asbestos-suspect material from pre-1980 popcorn ceilings, vinyl/mastic, or transite is rejected at any landfill gate without an abatement manifest, and painted or treated lumber routes to MSW-tier disposal and loses any source-separated wood-recycling discount.

Dropcurb picks up bulk junk same-day in Cedar Park for $79 flat — no wait, no annual limits, no restrictions.