We clear sheds, garages, basements and full houses in St. John, 25 miles south 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.
St. John is the southern edge of what we cover, down US 281 in Stafford County. Like Larned, it goes on the schedule.
Cleanouts are the bulk of it, either a garage or a house being emptied out, plus furniture and appliances going out one load at a time.
If you can get it to the curb before we arrive, you pay twenty percent less. Out here that's worth more than in town because of the drive.
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St. John is the Stafford County seat, about 1,200 people, south of Great Bend on US 281. It was founded in 1875 as a colony called Zion Valley and renamed a few years later after Governor John P. St. John, to help the town's case for getting the county seat, which it got.
In St. John we do junk removal. As the county seat, it has more commercial property than the other small towns we cover, so the work here is a mix of houses and businesses.
St. John has the oldest housing of the seven towns we have pages for: about 76% of homes were built before 1960 and 43% before 1940. Houses that old often have a cellar or a detached garage, and we carry it all out.
Most homes here, about 83%, are owner-occupied, and the median home has 6.6 rooms, the most of the seven. For a full-house cleanout that size we bring the 20-yard trailer.
Figures: U.S. Census ACS 2019–2023.
Households in St. John average 2.84 people, the largest of the seven, and the median age is 35.5, the youngest. With more people in each house there's often more to clear, and we take garages and sheds as well as full houses.
About a third of St. John households moved into their home in 2018 or later, and one in five residents is 65 or older. If you're clearing out after a move or helping a parent downsize, text a few photos to (620) 314-8908 for a rough price.
Figures: U.S. Census ACS 2019–2023.
We don't run the weekly trash route in St. John yet. St. John is the far southern end of what we cover, down in Stafford County.
If you want pickup in St. John, call (620) 314-8908 and we'll put your address on the list. When we bring the route the 25 miles out to St. John, we work down that list, and the people on it hear first.
St. John has the county's Landfill and Recycling Center right in town at 236 NE 10th Ave. You can take demolition waste from Stafford County there, and you'll need to plan around the hours, which are weekdays 11 to 3:30, plus the first Saturday of the month, 8 to noon. The supervisor's line is (620) 549-6181.
Those hours are hard to make if you work during the day. We come when you're home and load it for you.
Hours and the department’s scope are on the Stafford County landfill page.
| Measure | St. John | In practice |
|---|---|---|
| Median year built | 1944 | St. John has the oldest median of any town we cover, and pre-war houses here often have cellars, attics and decades of storage. |
| Median home value | $90,900 | St. John is the county seat, and much of the housing is around the square. |
| Housing units | 523 | There are about five hundred households, and the in-town landfill is only for demolition waste. |
St. John's ZIP code is 67576.
Figures: U.S. Census ACS 2019–2023.
We cover about 50 miles out of Great Bend. See every town we serve.
Not yet. St. John is the far southern end of what we cover, down in Stafford County. 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 25 miles out in St. John as it is in Great Bend. The rate includes the drive.
About 25 miles south, in Stafford County. That's inside the roughly 50 miles we cover out of Great Bend, so it's a normal run for us.
Yes. St. John is about 25 miles from our yard, well inside the 50 we run, and the rest of Stafford County is inside it too. Larned and Great Bend have pages of their own, and the smaller places between them get the same service.
Yes. St. John is a county seat, so it has more commercial property than the other small towns we cover, and the work here is a mix of houses and storefronts. Call and describe the space.
St. John gets scheduled ahead, so give us as much notice as you can. If you have a date you're working toward, say so when you call and we'll build around it.
Free scrap pickup is for Great Bend addresses for now. St. John is 25 miles out, so there metal goes in as part of a normal junk removal, and we still take it to the scrap yard.
There's the county Landfill and Recycling Center at 236 NE 10th Ave, and you can take demolition waste there from inside Stafford County. It's open weekdays 11 to 3:30 and the first Saturday morning of the month. For furniture, appliances and general junk, we haul it for you.
Yes. About 29% of St. John households include someone 65 or older. We schedule St. John ahead and bring the trailer for a full house.
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.
