Out here the county truck only swings by so often, so the pile in the garage keeps growing. Text a photo of the heap at your Berino place, get one flat number back, and more often than not the truck is on your street before the day is out.
Three easy steps from your first text to a swept-clean space. Every bit of the heavy work stays on us.
Snap whatever is stacking up at your Berino address and text it over — a number comes back within the hour.
The crew eyeballs it in person at your Berino lot, locks the price, and waits for your go-ahead before touching anything.
We carry it out, sweep the spot, and route everything to donation, scrap, or disposal on the drive back.
Chaparral sits far enough off the main line that bulky waste has a way of parking itself — a dead washer by the fence, moving boxes that never emptied after a PCS to Fort Bliss, a half-torn-out bathroom nobody hauled off. That is the exact gap we fill. We quote by how much bed space your load eats, not by the hour, so the figure you hear at the curb is the figure on the receipt. Back at the yard the pile gets split three ways: whatever a charity can still use, whatever a scrap buyer will take, and the small bit that genuinely has to ride down to the Camino Real landfill in Sunland Park. A lot of our calls come from renters cycling through on military timelines and from homeowners along McCombs and Lisa Drive who just want the clutter gone without renting a trailer and begging a cousin for a Saturday.
Berino is a small south-valley community off NM-478 between Vado and La Mesa, mostly older family homes on larger lots. Field scrap, dead farm gear, and whole-property cleanups come straight off the lot with no curb staging needed.
It comes down to volume. A single item is $75, a half truck is around $310, and a full truck starts at $560. Every Berino quote is free and said out loud before any work begins.
Most days, yes. Reach us before noon and we can usually be at your Berino place the same afternoon. If you would rather plan ahead, we set a two-hour window instead.
We pull each load apart. Usable pieces go to border-area charities, metal is recycled, and only the true leftovers ride down to the Camino Real landfill in Sunland Park.
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Learn MoreOur junk removal crews work both sides of the state line, from Chaparral out to El Paso