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These guy were great. Had to unload an old couch, headboard and mattress from my apartment. These guy took em down two flights of stairs. Great experience, thanks again
We clear sheds, garages, basements and full houses in Larned, 22 miles southwest 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.
Larned is the furthest town we run on a regular basis, about forty minutes each way on US 56. We schedule Larned ahead, so give us a date instead of a rough week.
Most of what we do here is a full cleanout: a garage, a shed, or a house that's being emptied.
You save more with the curbside rate in Larned because of the drive. If it's already out front when we pull up, you pay twenty percent less.

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These guy were great. Had to unload an old couch, headboard and mattress from my apartment. These guy took em down two flights of stairs. Great experience, thanks again
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Bin Wranglers were so easy to work with! Easy to schedule and gave me a great deal on picking up my junk. I honestly wish I had reached out sooner.
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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.
Larned is the Pawnee County seat, about 3,800 people, at the junction of US 56, K-19 and K-156. Fort Larned is five and a half miles west of town and the Santa Fe Trail Center is out on K-156. The state hospital is west of town as well, so Larned has more jobs than you'd expect from its population.
Because of the state hospital and the correctional facility west of town, Larned has more rental housing than a town this size usually has, so we get called for rental turnovers. We don't run the weekly trash route here, so everything we do in Larned is junk removal.
Larned has the highest renter share of the seven towns we have pages for, about 45%, and about 20% of its homes are vacant. If you manage rentals, send photos of each room and we'll price a unit before we come.
Nearly six in ten homes in Larned were built before 1960, and the median home has 5.8 rooms. Basements are common in houses that age, and we carry everything up and out ourselves.
Figures: U.S. Census ACS 2019–2023.
Larned's median age is 46.6, the highest of the seven, and in about 28% of households someone 65 or older lives alone, also the highest. When someone living alone moves into care, the family usually needs the house cleared, and we do all the lifting.
Households here average 2.1 people, the smallest of the seven, and nearly a third moved into their home in 2018 or later. With fewer people in each house, a clearout is often a smaller load, and since we price by the cubic yard you pay for what goes on the trailer.
Figures: U.S. Census ACS 2019–2023.
We don't run the weekly trash route in Larned yet. Larned is roughly forty minutes west, so it would need a route of its own.
If you want pickup in Larned, call (620) 314-8908 and we'll put your address on the list. When we bring the route the 22 miles out to Larned, we work down that list, and the people on it hear first.
Larned is a city-service town. The city runs residential trash pickup inside Larned, so nobody here shops a hauler list the way Great Bend does.
The city also runs its own construction and demolition landfill, and the city charges by the vehicle, not the ton. The posted schedule runs from a car at $1 to $5 up through wheat trucks, and the residential guidelines sit on the same city pages.
| What you're driving | City C/D landfill charge |
|---|---|
| Car | $1 to $5 |
| Pickup | $5 to $20 |
| Trailer, 2 wheel | $10 to $20 |
| Trailer, 4 wheel | $20 to $40 |
| Trash truck | $20 to $40 |
Charges and guidelines are on the City of Larned sanitation pages.
| Measure | Larned | In practice |
|---|---|---|
| Median year built | 1956 | Much of the housing is midcentury, and a common job is emptying a long-held house. |
| Median home value | $99,600 | The jobs here are cleanouts. |
| Housing units | 1,925 | Larned has the most housing of any town we cover outside Great Bend. |
Larned's ZIP code is 67550.
Figures: U.S. Census ACS 2019–2023.
We cover about 50 miles out of Great Bend. See every town we serve.
Not yet. Larned is roughly forty minutes west, so it would need a route of its own. 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 22 miles out in Larned as it is in Great Bend. The rate includes the drive.
About 22 miles southwest, in Pawnee County. That's inside the roughly 50 miles we cover out of Great Bend, so it's a normal run for us.
Yes. Larned is about 22 miles from our yard, well inside the 50 we run, and the rest of Pawnee County is inside it too. Great Bend and St. John have pages of their own, and the smaller places between them get the same service.
Yes. Rental turnovers are a good share of what we do in Larned, and we can work to the date the place needs to show. Tell us when the tenant is out and we'll build around it.
No. Larned is the same per-yard rate we charge in Great Bend. We can do same-day pickup when that day's schedule has room.
Free scrap pickup is for Great Bend addresses for now. Larned is 22 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, 22 miles from Larned, so give us a call and we'll see what makes sense. We do junk removal for businesses in Larned the same way we do it for houses.
Yes. The city runs residential trash and posts its guidelines and rates, so our weekly trash route stays in Great Bend. In Larned we do junk removal, cleanouts and hauls, at the same per-yard rate we charge everywhere.
By the vehicle. A car is $1 to $5, a pickup is $5 to $20, and trailers are $10 to $40 depending on the axles. That's for construction and demolition loads, and the charge sheet is on the city's site.
Yes. About 42% of Larned households include someone 65 or older. We'll clear the house, sort what's there, and take usable things to a thrift store, so the family isn't hauling it to the landfill themselves.
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.