Hearne, TX · Robertson County
Junk removal in Hearne, TX
Hearne is the biggest town in Robertson County, where Highway 6 crosses US 79. It grew up as a rail junction, and the line still runs right through the middle of it. During the war it was home to Camp Hearne, one of the largest German POW camps in Texas. There's a museum out on the site.
Hearne is the biggest town in Robertson County, where Highway 6 crosses US 79. It grew up as a rail junction, and the line still runs right through the middle of it. During the war it was home to Camp Hearne, one of the largest German POW camps in Texas. There's a museum out on the site.
Hearne is a market ME3 Junk Solutions wants to serve better. There aren't many bulk-item options out here. The houses are older, and out on the edges of town, hauling something off means owning a trailer or knowing somebody who does.
What the work looks like here
- Bulk items regular trash won't take
- The couch, the mattress, the water heater, the pile behind the shed. If it's too big for the cart and too much for the truck bed, that's the call we get most from Hearne.
- Estate and property cleanouts
- Older homes and family property that has to be cleared before it can be sold, rented or handed on. We walk it and price it before anything moves.
- Appliance removal
- Refrigerators, freezers, washers and dryers, including the disposal requirements that come with them.
- Fence and debris haul-off
- Fence line, lumber, sheet metal and yard debris off rural lots. Dense material gets quoted separately by weight — that part is never priced by the trailer.
Real reviews
What Brazos Valley customers say
5.0 · 17 Google reviews
“Excellent and fast service. Recommended 100%, They make any debris collection, Thank you for your help”
“Absolutely awesome! Timing, price, and follow through. They do what they say!”
Need something gone in Hearne?
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5.0 · 17 Google reviews in the Brazos Valley