Clear it out · Stage 07

Haul Off

Brush, dirt, rock, and construction debris loaded, hauled, and disposed of properly.

Lago Vista · Austin · statewide across Texas

What haul-off actually is

The part of the job most people underestimate.

We haul off brush, debris, dirt, rock, construction waste, demolition material, and unwanted site material — useful for property cleanups, clearing projects, demolition, construction prep, illegal dumping, storm cleanup, and general site improvement.

Haul-off can be a standalone service or part of a larger clearing, site prep, demolition, or excavation project. Where the material can be reused, mulched, or left onsite instead, we will tell you.

Years hauling Hill Country sites: 8 Years hauling Hill Country sites
Service radius from Lago Vista: 50 mi Service radius from Lago Vista

When material needs to leave

If any of these describe your property, this is the scope.

A pile has been there for years

Brush, debris, or material that has accumulated past the point of handling yourself.
Another contractor left material behind

Construction waste, spoil, or debris that was never part of somebody else's scope.
Someone dumped on your property

Illegally dumped trash, appliances, or construction debris that needs to go.
You need the volume gone fast

A jobsite that cannot progress until the material blocking it is out.

Sounds like something else?

If the property needs organizing rather than just emptying, that is a cleanup scope. If you need material brought in instead, that is transport.

How haul-off works

Three phases, from pile to disposal.

Read the site

Evaluate the material · Decide where it goes
Do the work

Load it · Transport it
Finish and hand it over

Leave the area clean

Unknown, restricted, or hazardous materials may require special handling or third-party disposal. If we find something like that, we stop and talk to you before continuing.

What drives the price

Loads and dump fees — both add up quickly.

Some haul-off is priced per load. Larger or mixed-material jobs usually need an onsite review before a final number.

Material type

What it is, and where it is allowed to go.
Volume and weight

How many loads, and how heavy they are.
Loading difficulty

Whether machines can reach it and pick it up.
Dump and disposal fees

What the facility charges to take it.
Distance and trip count

How far the approved disposal site sits.
Estimates are free. Where material can be mulched, stacked, or reused onsite instead of hauled, we will say so — fewer loads leaving is the cheapest version of this job.

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