Junk removal in Roca, NE.
A couple hundred people, one famous pumpkin farm, and a lot of acreage between the two. Roca is a quick run south of Lincoln for us — and it gets the exact same trailer pricing as the city does.
📸 Skip the phone tag: text a photo of the pile to (402) 840-3431 and we'll text back a price.
What we haul out of Roca
- Post-season cleanups — after the fall rush winds down, the projects start
- Acreage piles: old fencing, scrap lumber, shed contents
- Furniture, mattresses, and appliance haul-aways
- Estate and downsizing cleanouts for village homes and farmsteads
- Single-item pickups — one recliner is a real job to us
Small village, full-size service
Roca is a village of roughly two hundred people about seven miles south of Lincoln — most of the region knows it as the place they drive to every October for pumpkins. The rest of the year it's quiet acreage country, and quiet acreage country accumulates stuff: the barn corner, the burn-pile-that-never-got-burned, the guest room that became storage.
We don't treat small towns as detours. A Roca job books like a Lincoln job, prices like a Lincoln job, and gets the same donate-first sorting — usable goods to Goodwill and Habitat ReStore before anything heads to the landfill.
Questions, answered.
Roca's a pretty small village — do you actually schedule jobs here?
Yes. Roca is a short drive down Highway 77 from Lincoln, so a Roca stop fits easily into the day. Small village, normal scheduling.
Is one item worth a trip, or do I need a full load?
One item is plenty. Single-item pickups start at $125 in Roca, same as Lincoln — an old recliner, a broken washer, a mattress. No minimum load required.
Can you clear brush-adjacent junk like fencing, posts, and old lumber?
Yes — old fencing, posts, scrap lumber, and general acreage debris are fine as long as they're loadable lengths. We'll tell you honestly at the walkthrough if something needs different equipment.
What happens to the stuff you haul out of Roca?
Donation first: usable furniture and household goods go to Goodwill and Habitat ReStore in Lincoln. Metal gets recycled, and only what's genuinely unusable goes to the landfill.
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