Can you work to our trade sequence?

Yes, that is the point of an account. Tell us when the strip-out finishes and we clear before the next trade starts, rather than whenever a slot is free.

Do you need someone on site?

Not necessarily. Where access is arranged and the scope is clear, the crew clears and sends photographs. On an active site with other trades working, having someone reachable helps.

Can we get one invoice across several jobs?

Yes. Accounts consolidate to one invoice with work itemized by site reference, which is what most contractors need for job costing.

Do you do demolition?

No. We clear what has already been removed. Demolition is your trade and we work behind it.

What about a hard completion date with a penalty attached?

Tell us and we hold the slot rather than treating it as a routine booking. A final clear before handover is worth scheduling for the day before, not the morning of.

For contractors

Your Trade Is the Build. The Skip Run Is Ours.

Debris pulled off an active site between trades, on an account with agreed rates and one invoice. Your carpenter should be carpentering, not queueing at a transfer station.

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Agreed rates, no re-quoting per job
Scheduled against the trade sequence
One consolidated invoice by site reference
Early, late and weekend slots

Junk Koala Fort Worth crew loading broken drywall, timber and construction debris into the dump truck at a Fort Worth build site

Keep the crew working. We will handle the debris.

A carpenter loading a trailer, driving to a transfer station, queueing, unloading and driving back is most of a day at a skilled trade rate — plus fuel, plus the tip fee, plus wear on a truck that was bought to carry tools.

That is the comparison worth making. Not debris removal versus free, but debris removal versus the fully loaded cost of your crew doing it and not doing the work they are on site for.

The second consideration is scheduling overhead. Across four live jobs, getting a quote every time is a task somebody has to own. An account removes it.

What an account gives you

Four things, none of which is a headline discount.

Agreed rates

No re-quoting per job. You know what a load costs before you call it in.

A named contact

Someone who already knows your sites, your trades and how you run a program.

Sequence-aware scheduling

Cleared between trades rather than whenever a slot happens to be free.

One invoice

Consolidated, itemized by site reference, which is what job costing actually needs.

Trades on accounts here

General contractors

Multi-phase projects with debris at each stage, on a standing schedule.

Kitchen and bath remodelers

High-volume strip-out days cleared before the install crew arrives.

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Flooring contractors

Carpet, underlay, tack strip and old hardwood out the same day it comes up.

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Restoration companies

Water and fire damage debris where speed matters and the property is occupied.

Commercial fit-out

Office and retail build-outs on a construction program.

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Investors and flippers

Day-one property clearance, then debris through the rehab.

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When a dumpster is the better answer

We will say it rather than pretend otherwise. A long project producing debris continuously over weeks needs a container on site, and paying a crew to attend daily makes no sense.

Where a truck wins is on projects with debris in two or three bursts, on sites with no room for a container, on residential streets where a permit and a driveway are both a problem, and on dense material that would blow through a container weight cap while it still looks half empty.

Many larger projects use both, and that is usually the right answer.

The full comparison

A larger Junk Koala Fort Worth dump truck backed up to a warehouse loading dock

What we will not take off a site

Stated plainly, because a contractor discovering this on the day has a scheduling problem.

Asbestos-containing material
Wet paint, solvents and adhesives
Fuel, oils and hydraulic fluid
Contaminated soil or material
Large volumes of concrete and masonry
Anything requiring licensed disposal

Set up a contractor account

Tell us roughly how many sites you run and what material they produce. Agreed rates and a named contact follow from there.

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FAQ

Contractor account questions

Can you work to our trade sequence?: Yes, that is the point of an account. Tell us when the strip-out finishes and we clear before the next trade starts, rather than whenever a slot is free.
Do you need someone on site?: Not necessarily. Where access is arranged and the scope is clear, the crew clears and sends photographs. On an active site with other trades working, having someone reachable helps.
Can we get one invoice across several jobs?: Yes. Accounts consolidate to one invoice with work itemized by site reference, which is what most contractors need for job costing.
Do you do demolition?: No. We clear what has already been removed. Demolition is your trade and we work behind it.
What about a hard completion date with a penalty attached?: Tell us and we hold the slot rather than treating it as a routine booking. A final clear before handover is worth scheduling for the day before, not the morning of.

Keep going

For contractors

One number, every site.

Set up an account with agreed rates and a named contact, or call the branch and talk through how your program runs.

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Or call (817) 347-0928

The Fort Worth branch

Junk Koala Fort Worth

2001 Beach St, Ste 524
Fort Worth, TX 76103

(817) 347-0928

Contact the Fort Worth branch