All Needz Junk Removal is a family-owned crew from neighboring North Richland Hills that hauls furniture, appliances, garage loads, estate contents and yard debris for Hurst homes. Same-day and next-day pickup is the norm, seven days a week from 8 AM to 8 PM.
Junk removal for established Hurst homes
Hurst is one of the older Mid-Cities, and most of its neighborhoods were built out decades ago. Streets in Shady Oaks, Valentine Oaks and around Bellaire Drive are lined with mature trees and single-family homes, many owned by the same family for a long time. SH 183 (Airport Freeway) splits the city in two, and even the trash schedule runs on whether you live north or south of it.
Long-held homes collect things, so a lot of our Hurst work is garage cleanouts, attics full of old furniture, and estate cleanouts when a parent moves to assisted living or passes away. Big shade trees mean big branch piles after a storm. We also haul old washers and water heaters after an upgrade, and families living out of state can handle an estate with us by phone or video call.
We work all over Hurst, from the neighborhoods near North East Mall and Pipeline Road to Green Tree, Billy Creek Estates and the homes along Precinct Line Road and Bedford Euless Road. Hurst borders North Richland Hills, where we are based, so we are only minutes away. Text a photo to (817) 513-6910 for a free estimate, or ask us to stop by and look at the job in person.
Neighborhoods we work in
Common jobs in Hurst
- Estate cleanouts in long-held family homes
- Garage and attic cleanouts
- Old sofa, dresser and mattress pickup
- Washer, dryer and water heater removal
- Storm branch and brush haul-off
- Shed teardown in older backyards
Bulk trash pickup in Hurst
The City of Hurst contracts with Republic Services, which collects garbage twice a week. Bulky items such as furniture, bedsprings, TVs and washers or dryers can go out with regular garbage on your normal pickup day by 7 a.m., and the city also schedules extra bulk collection Saturdays in the spring and fall, split by garbage route.
Source: City of Hurst, Sanitation Guidelines. Rules change, so check the city's page for the current schedule.
- Each bulky item can weigh no more than 50 pounds.
- Normal pickup will not take more than 64 cubic feet of brush or trash.
- Brush must be bundled in lengths of 4 feet or less and no heavier than 50 pounds. Loose brush or heavier pieces need a special on-call pickup through Republic.
- Refrigerators and freezers need a certification that the CFCs were removed by a certified technician.
Call us when a piece is over 50 pounds, the pile is bigger than 64 cubic feet, or the furniture is still upstairs. It also makes sense when you are clearing an estate on a deadline and cannot wait for the next extra bulk Saturday.
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 Hurst
Can you clear out a parent's house in Hurst if we live out of state?
Yes. We handle estate cleanouts by phone or video call, give you one total before we start, and donate usable items when possible.
Will you take furniture heavier than 50 pounds?
Yes. We carry out heavy sofas, dressers and appliances from inside the home, so nothing has to be broken down for the curb.
Do you haul branches after a storm in Hurst?
Yes. We haul branches and trunks once the tree is cut down, bundled or loose. We do not cut trees or grind stumps.
Can you disconnect a washer or dryer?
Yes. We can disconnect household appliances and haul them away the same visit.
How soon can you get to Hurst?
Usually the same day or the next day, since we are based next door in North Richland Hills. We call 30 minutes before we arrive.