Elite Demo and Junk Removal

Dripping Springs, Hays County

Junk removal and demolition in Dripping Springs, TX

North end of Hays County, on US 290 west of Austin. Inside the 55 mile radius. There is no Dripping Springs job in the photo library yet, so this page does not pretend there is one.

  • About 30 miles
  • Hays County
  • Junk and demo
  • No job photos yet

How trash works here

A new hauler, and a gap it does not cover

The City of Dripping Springs moved its trash and recycling service to Texas Disposal Systems in July 2025. The city's FAQ on the change explains how bulk collection works under the new provider. It is linked below.

A lot of Dripping Springs addresses are outside city limits. For those, Hays County does not run pickup. The nearest county drop-off is the citizens collection site on FM 150 in Driftwood.

City bulk pickup is built for a few items at the curb. It is not built for a garage that has not been cleared in ten years, a hot tub on the back deck or a fence that has to come down first. That is the work we do.

Dripping Springs questions

Do you really come out to Dripping Springs?
Yes. It is inside the 55 mile working radius and in the same county as the base. It is one of the longer drives, so it helps to have the job described well when you call.
Who picks up trash in Dripping Springs now?
Inside city limits, Texas Disposal Systems, since July 2025. The city's FAQ on the change is linked below. Outside city limits there is no county pickup, and the county drop-off is on FM 150 in Driftwood.
Can you clear out a whole property before a sale?
Yes. House, garage, barn, shed and the yard. See estate cleanout and garage cleanout.
Do you handle new construction cleanup?
Yes. Drywall scrap, lumber, packaging and jobsite trash, cleared so the next trade can get in. See construction debris removal.
What do you charge?
Volume, weight, carry distance, what has to be taken apart and how far we drive all go into it. You get the number before anyone starts loading. Read how pricing works.

Official sources

What the city and county say

Public pickup and drop-off programs are worth knowing about. They are often the cheapest option for a small load. These are the official pages, so check them for current rules before you plan around them.

  • New Waste Collection Provider FAQsCity of Dripping Springs

    Dripping Springs moved city trash service to Texas Disposal Systems in July 2025. The FAQ covers how bulk collection works under the new provider.

  • Recycling and Solid WasteHays County

    Hays County does not run trash pickup. It runs two drop-off sites for rural residents: a transfer station on Carney Lane in Wimberley and a citizens collection site on FM 150 in Driftwood.

  • Household Hazardous Waste FacilityCity of San Marcos

    Where San Marcos and Hays County residents take paint, batteries, fuel, oil, pesticides and similar products. These do not go in a junk removal trailer.

Links checked October 2026. Paint, chemicals, fuel and other hazardous products go to a hazardous waste program, not a junk trailer.

Be the first Dripping Springs job on this page

Give the address and what needs to go. If it is worth photographing, it ends up in the library with Dripping Springs on it.

Elite Demo and Junk Removal. Based in San Marcos, Texas, the south end of Hays County from Dripping Springs.

San Marcos and 55 miles out Call (210) 723-9325