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We clear sheds, garages, basements and full houses in Hoisington, 11 miles north 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.
Hoisington is fifteen minutes up US 281, so it's a quick run for us. We're up there regularly.
The work is mostly sheds, garages and the odd full house. A lot of Hoisington's housing was built while the railroad was the main employer, so there are detached garages and outbuildings that have been shut and full for a long time.
Farm and shop metal is common up here too. It still goes to the scrap yard. Here it's part of a regular junk removal, and free scrap pickup is for Great Bend addresses.

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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.
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Hoisington is eleven miles north of Great Bend at the junction of US 281 and K-4. Blood Creek is along the south edge of town, and the railroad line is on the same side. It's about 2,700 people, and the town was put there in the 1880s to bring the railroad in.
In Hoisington we do junk removal. Most of the housing here was built while the railroad was the town's main employer, so there are a lot of detached garages and back buildings, and we get called about those.
Hoisington has twice Great Bend's share of pre-1940 housing, around 36%, and about six in ten homes were built before 1960. A house that old often has a cellar, and we carry everything up the stairs ourselves.
Roughly 31% of the homes in town are rented and 15% are vacant. If you're between tenants or clearing an empty house, text a few photos to (620) 314-8908 and we'll give you a rough price.
Figures: U.S. Census ACS 2019–2023.
The median age in Hoisington is 39.3, and nearly a quarter of the people in town are 65 or older. When a parent downsizes or moves into care, we clear the house and load everything ourselves.
More than a quarter of households, about 27%, have lived in the same home since before 2000. After that long in one house there's usually a full garage and basement to clear, and we can price it from a few photos.
Figures: U.S. Census ACS 2019–2023.
We don't run the weekly trash route in Hoisington yet. We run the weekly route inside the Great Bend city limits, and Hoisington is eleven miles up US 281 from there. It's close, but we'd need a second truck on the road.
If you want pickup in Hoisington, call (620) 314-8908 and we'll put your address on the list. When we bring the route the 11 miles out to Hoisington, we work down that list, and the people on it hear first.
Hoisington doesn't have a landfill of its own. The county landfill sits on the far side of Great Bend, east of the college off NE 30 Road, so a self-haul from here is a round trip of better than thirty miles with a loaded trailer.
The county requires a covered load, and you'll pay an extra 50 percent at the landfill if it isn't covered. It's also closed on severe-windy days. The landfill line is (620) 793-1898 if the weather looks questionable.
Hours and holiday closures are posted at Barton County Solid Waste.
| Measure | Hoisington | In practice |
|---|---|---|
| Median year built | 1953 | Much of the housing here dates from the railroad era, and we get called for the detached garages and back buildings behind it. |
| Median home value | $78,800 | Hoisington has the lowest median of the towns we cover. |
| Housing units | 1,367 | No hauler is based in town; the nearest ones are in Great Bend. |
Hoisington's ZIP code is 67544.
Figures: U.S. Census ACS 2019–2023.
We cover about 50 miles out of Great Bend. See every town we serve.
Not yet. We run the weekly route inside the Great Bend city limits, and Hoisington is eleven miles up US 281 from there. It's close, but we'd need a second truck on the road. 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 11 miles out in Hoisington as it is in Great Bend. The rate includes the drive.
About 11 miles north, in Barton County. That's inside the roughly 50 miles we cover out of Great Bend, so it's a normal run for us.
Yes. Hoisington is about 11 miles from our yard, well inside the 50 we run, and the rest of Barton County is inside it too. Great Bend and Claflin have pages of their own, and the smaller places between them get the same service.
Yes. We do junk removal at street addresses in town and on the acreages around Hoisington, at the same rate. Most of those places are an easy drive for us on K-4 and US 281.
About fifteen minutes from the yard, straight up US 281. It's one of the closest towns we cover, so scheduling is easier here than it is further out.
Free scrap pickup is for Great Bend addresses for now. Hoisington is 11 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, 11 miles from Hoisington, so give us a call and we'll see what makes sense. We do junk removal for businesses in Hoisington the same way we do it for houses.
Yes. The Barton County Landfill is south of town off NE 30 Road, weekdays 8 to 5 and Saturday 8 to 4, phone (620) 793-1898. Cover the load, or you'll pay 50 percent more at the landfill. Or we load it at your place and make the run for you.
Yes. About 41% of Hoisington households include someone 65 or older, and we clear a parent's house for the family when they move into care. Usable things go to the thrift store, metal goes to the scrap yard, and the rest goes to the landfill.
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.