All Needz Junk Removal is a family-owned, licensed and insured hauler from North Richland Hills that serves Argyle and the Argyle-addressed communities around it. We remove sheds, playsets, hot tubs, old fencing, yard debris and full garage loads, usually the same day or the next day.
Junk removal for Argyle properties
Argyle is a small Denton County town with a country feel, where many homes sit on an acre or more along roads like FM 407, US 377 and Old Justin Road. Inside town limits there are neighborhoods such as Waterbrook, Country Lakes and Lakes of Argyle, and plenty of Argyle mailing addresses belong to the big master-planned communities nearby, like Lantana and Canyon Falls.
Bigger lots collect bigger projects. On Argyle acreage, we see old sheds and workshops, worn-out fencing, playsets the kids have outgrown, hot tubs that sat unused for years, and branches from trees that were already cut down. In Lantana and Canyon Falls, the calls are more often for three-car garage cleanouts, furniture left over after a move, and appliances replaced during a kitchen or laundry update.
We drive up from North Richland Hills to cover the whole Argyle area. That includes Waterbrook, Country Lakes, Lakes of Argyle, Briarcreek, Shenandoah and The Oaks, the homes near the town center on US 377, and the communities off FM 407 toward I-35W, including Lantana and Canyon Falls. Our 16-foot trailer handles long gravel driveways and backyard gates, and we load everything ourselves.
Neighborhoods we work in
Common jobs in Argyle
- Old shed and workshop teardown
- Fence panel and post removal
- Playset removal, anchors included
- Hot tub removal
- Cut branches and trunks hauled off acreage
- Three-car garage cleanouts
Bulk trash pickup in Argyle
For homes inside the Town of Argyle, Republic Services collects trash, recycling, bundled brush and bulk every Monday. Bulk pickup is limited to about 2 cubic yards per week. Extra pickups can be scheduled with Republic for a charge. Homes with an Argyle address outside town limits may have different service, so check with whoever bills your trash.
Source: Town of Argyle, Utility Providers (Republic Services). Rules change, so check the city's page for the current schedule.
- Bulk and bundled brush go out on Monday, up to 2 cubic yards (roughly 3 by 3 by 6 feet).
- Brush must be cut to 4-foot lengths and tied in bundles; bundles and containers can't weigh more than 50 pounds.
- Non-compactable items such as brick, concrete, dirt and composition shingles must be placed in containers.
A cleared fence line, a torn-down shed or a season of cut branches on acreage usually adds up to far more than 2 cubic yards. We take the whole load in one visit, carry it from the back of the property, and handle brick, concrete and dirt (prices vary).
Four steps, no surprises
- 1. Text or callSend a photo to (817) 513-6910 for a free, no-obligation estimate.
- 2. Pick a timeWe book a 2-hour window and call 30 minutes before we arrive.
- 3. Get your total upfrontOne total price on site, before any work starts.
- 4. We haul it, then you payWe load everything, sweep up, and collect payment after the job.
Jobs in Argyle


Can you remove an old shed or barn-style storage building on my Argyle property?
Yes, we tear down and haul away sheds, wood floors included. Send a photo with the size and we'll give you a free estimate.
Do you haul branches and trunks from Argyle acreage?
Yes, once the tree is cut down we haul the branches and trunks, loose or bundled. We don't cut trees or remove stumps.
Will you remove an old fence along my Argyle property line?
Yes. Fences are part of our light demolition work, and we haul the panels, posts and pickets.
Do you serve Lantana and Canyon Falls?
Yes. We work homes with Argyle addresses in Lantana and Canyon Falls as well as inside town limits. Same-day or next-day pickup is usual, and we call 30 minutes before arrival.
Is Argyle too far for a small job?
No. Jobs start at $80 wherever you are in the Argyle area, and the total is based on volume and weight. You get the full price on site before we start.
