All Needz Junk Removal is a family-owned, licensed and insured junk removal company from North Richland Hills that hauls furniture, appliances, remodel debris and garage or estate cleanouts for Grapevine homes and businesses. Most jobs are scheduled same-day or next-day, seven days a week from 8 AM to 8 PM.
Junk removal for Grapevine homes
Grapevine packs a lot of history into a small city. The blocks east of Main Street make up the Original Town Historic District, with Victorians, bungalows and midcentury ranch homes on tree-lined streets. Farther out are established subdivisions like Glade Crossing and Hidden Lakes, and toward Lake Grapevine the homes get larger. SH 114 and SH 121 cut through the middle of town, and DFW Airport sits on the city's southeast side.
Older homes mean attics, detached garages and the occasional remodel, so a typical Grapevine job might be old cabinets and drywall from a kitchen update, a garage that has not held a car in years, or the furniture left behind after a move. Closer to the lake, backyards add hot tubs, playsets and sheds. For shops, restaurants and offices, we can set up recurring pickups on a schedule that fits the business.
We work across Grapevine: around Historic Main Street and Nash Farm, along Northwest Highway and William D. Tate Avenue, in the neighborhoods off Glade Road and Hall-Johnson Road, and up toward Lake Grapevine and the Grapevine Mills area. You get a 2-hour arrival window, a call 30 minutes ahead and one total price before any work starts. We donate and recycle when possible, and you pay only after the job.
Neighborhoods we work in
Common jobs in Grapevine
- Kitchen and bath remodel debris
- Garage cleanouts
- Furniture removal after a move
- Estate cleanouts in long-held homes
- Hot tub and shed removal
- Recurring pickups for shops and offices
Bulk trash pickup in Grapevine
Grapevine's curbside brush and bulk service is run by Republic Services and alternates by week. Clean brush and yard waste go out on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday or Wednesday of the month, and brush plus bulk items on the 2nd, 4th and 5th, with Tuesdays in North Grapevine and Wednesdays in South Grapevine.
Source: City of Grapevine, Solid Waste. Rules change, so check the city's page for the current schedule.
- Set items at the curb by 7 a.m. on your service day, and no more than 12 hours before.
- Clean brush weeks are for limbs, trimmings and leaves; bulk items such as mattresses, carpet and grills wait for the brush/bulk weeks.
- Loose leaves and clippings must be in paper bags or a trash-can style container under 50 lbs.
- Bulk and brush service is for Grapevine residents only.
If your bulk week is two weeks out, or the items are still inside the house, we can usually come the same day or the next and carry everything out. We also take remodel debris, concrete, brick and dirt (prices vary).
Services in Grapevine
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 Grapevine
When is bulk pickup in Grapevine?
Per the city's 2026 calendar, brush and bulk go out on the 2nd, 4th and 5th Tuesday in North Grapevine and Wednesday in South Grapevine, at the curb by 7 a.m. If you cannot wait, we usually come the same day or the next.
Do you haul remodel debris from older Grapevine homes?
Yes. We take drywall, lumber, cabinets, brick, shingles and broken concrete (prices vary). Hazardous materials and concrete slabs are the exceptions.
Can you set up recurring pickups for a Grapevine business?
Yes. We offer recurring pickups for businesses, and we schedule seven days a week from 8 AM to 8 PM, so early or evening times are possible.
Can you remove a hot tub from a Grapevine backyard?
Yes. Have the electrical disconnected first, since we do not do that part. Most hot tub removals take about an hour.
What happens to furniture that is still usable?
We donate when possible, to a local church, the Salvation Army or Goodwill, and recycle what we can.