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Great consistent pick up, communication is the best, even did an extra paid pickup on a pile of junk on short notice.
We clear sheds, garages, basements and full houses in Chase, 23 miles east of Great Bend. We carry it out, load it and haul it away.

$40 a cubic yard, $32 if it's already at the curb.
There's no state highway into Chase, so we come through when we're already working Ellinwood or that side of the county.
The jobs are a garage, a shed, furniture and appliances, and sometimes a house being emptied.

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Great consistent pick up, communication is the best, even did an extra paid pickup on a pile of junk on short notice.
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Very kind young man. Always here when he’s called for junk removal and he pick tradh up twice a week leaving trash bins smelling good;) I also had my first deep clean (bins) MUCH APPRECIATED they look and smell awesomeTHANK YOU WRANGLER ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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Thank you Bin Wranglers for deep cleaning my trash bin. Thanks for taking your time and doing a great job! The bin now looks new and has my entire garage smelling good.
Chase is in Rice County, around 400 people, and there's no state highway through it. The town grew up along a Santa Fe branch line chartered in 1878 and built in 1879.
In Chase we do junk removal, and we schedule it ahead.
Chase has the newest housing of the seven towns we have pages for. About 40% of its homes were built before 1960, where every other town is at half or more. Newer houses still have full garages and sheds, and we clear those the same way.
A third of Chase's homes are rented, and 9% are vacant, the lowest vacancy of the seven. If you're clearing a rental between tenants, send a few photos and we'll give you a rough price.
Figures: U.S. Census ACS 2019–2023.
Only about 12% of Chase households moved in since 2018, the lowest share of the seven, and about 26% have been in the same home since before 2000. When one of those houses is sold or passed down, there's usually a lot to clear, and we price it from photos.
The median age in Chase is 46.1, and about 21% of residents are 65 or older. We do the carrying, so nobody in the family has to lift a couch or a dresser.
Figures: U.S. Census ACS 2019–2023.
We don't run the weekly trash route in Chase yet. Chase is in Rice County with no highway into it, so we'll add a weekly route there once we have enough customers around it.
If you want pickup in Chase, call (620) 314-8908 and we'll put your address on the list. When we bring the route the 23 miles out to Chase, we work down that list, and the people on it hear first.
Chase's county landfill is on US 56 a mile west of Lyons, open weekdays 8 to 4 and Saturday 9 to 3. Staff at the guard shack look over every load, and the county wants it separated before you arrive: white goods in one area, fridges and air conditioners in another, metal in its own, furniture, mattresses and household waste to the transfer station, trees and limbs to the burn pit, concrete to the concrete area.
Tires are $2 for passenger, $5 for semi and $25 for tractor, paid at the shack. A mixed shed cleanout goes to five or six of those areas, and sorting it is most of the work of a self-haul.
The separation rules are spelled out on the Rice County landfill page.
| Measure | Chase | In practice |
|---|---|---|
| Median year built | 1963 | Chase has the newest median on our list, and the garages here are still about sixty years old. |
| Median home value | $80,100 | The usual call here is a full shed or an estate. |
| Housing units | 233 | A couple hundred households along the railroad. |
Chase's ZIP code is 67524.
Figures: U.S. Census ACS 2019–2023.
We cover about 50 miles out of Great Bend. See every town we serve.
Not yet. Chase is in Rice County with no highway into it, so we'll add a weekly route there once we have enough customers around it. Call (620) 314-8908 and we'll put your address on the list. We work down that list as the route grows.
$40 a cubic yard and $32 at the curb, the same 23 miles out in Chase as it is in Great Bend. The rate includes the drive.
About 23 miles east, in Rice County. That's inside the roughly 50 miles we cover out of Great Bend, so it's a normal run for us.
Yes. Chase is about 23 miles from our yard, well inside the 50 we run, and the rest of Rice County is inside it too. Ellinwood and Great Bend have pages of their own, and the smaller places between them get the same service.
Yes, if you call ahead. Chase is a scheduled stop for us, so the earlier we know the date the easier it is to have the place empty before the walkthrough.
On county roads. We plan Chase into a day we're already working that side of the county.
Free scrap pickup is for Great Bend addresses for now. Chase is 23 miles out, so there metal goes in as part of a normal junk removal, and we still take it to the scrap yard.
We base commercial dumpster service in Great Bend, 23 miles from Chase, so give us a call and we'll see what makes sense. We do junk removal for businesses in Chase the same way we do it for houses.
Yes, it's just west of Lyons on 56, weekdays 8 to 4 and Saturday 9 to 3. Separate it first: metal, white goods, household and furniture all go to different spots, and staff at the guard shack check the load. Tires are $2 to $25 by size. Or we load it at your place and do the sorting at the landfill.
Yes. About 39% of Chase households include someone 65 or older. We make the run to Chase with the trailer for a full-house cleanout.
Every price is on the pricing page. More answers are on the FAQ.
Call (620) 314-8908 and tell us what you've got. You'll have a price on the phone.