Commercial/Construction Junk Removal

Lone Star Junk Wrangler understands the unique needs of businesses when it comes to junk removal. We provide comprehensive commercial junk removal services to help businesses of all sizes clear out unwanted items, equipment, and office furniture. Whether you’re relocating, renovating, or just need to declutter your workspace, our team can handle the removal and disposal of commercial waste, allowing you to focus on your core operations.

Residential Junk Removal

Lone Star Junk Wrangler offers hassle-free residential junk removal services to help homeowners declutter and reclaim their living spaces. Whether you have old furniture, appliances, electronics, or general household clutter, our professional team will efficiently remove and dispose of these items for you. We take care of the heavy lifting, loading, and disposal, leaving your home clutter-free and clean.

Demolition

In addition to junk removal, Lone Star Junk Wrangler offers demolition services to meet your needs for small-scale demolition projects. Our experienced team can efficiently and safely dismantle and remove structures, such as sheds, decks, walls, or other small buildings. We follow strict safety guidelines and ensure proper disposal of debris, leaving your property ready for your next construction project or landscaping upgrade.

Materials we do NOT accept.

Hazardous Materials:

1. Chemicals: Various toxic and flammable chemicals, including acids, bases, and solvents.
2. Radioactive Materials: Substances emitting harmful ionizing radiation.
3. Biological Hazards: Including infectious materials like bacteria, viruses, and medical waste.
4. Pesticides: Toxic chemicals used to control pests and insects.
5. Hazardous Waste: Such as old paint, oil, and batteries.
6. Heavy Metals: Lead, mercury, and cadmium, often found in electronics or old paint.
7. Explosives: Materials capable of causing explosions, such as dynamite, fireworks, and ammunition.
8. Flammable Liquids: Highly combustible substances like gasoline and propane.

Mold:

Mold is a type of fungus that can grow in damp and humid conditions. Common types of mold include:

1. Stachybotrys (Black Mold): Known for its toxicity and typically found in areas with water damage.
2. Aspergillus: Common indoor mold found in damp environments.
3. Penicillium: Can grow on various surfaces, including wallpaper and insulation.
4. Cladosporium: Often found on fabrics, carpets, and wood surfaces.
5. Alternaria: Typically found in damp areas, such as showers and basements.

Asbestos:

Asbestos refers to a group of naturally occurring minerals with fibrous properties. Exposure to asbestos can lead to serious health issues. Different types of asbestos include:

1. Chrysotile (White Asbestos): The most common type and often used in construction materials.
2. Amosite (Brown Asbestos): Frequently found in insulation and cement products.
3. Crocidolite (Blue Asbestos): Known for its high toxicity and found in certain building materials.
4. Tremolite: Can be present in talcum powder and other consumer products.
5. Anthophyllite: Less common but may be found in some construction materials.