Junk removal in Shadow Creek Ranch

House sales in Shadow Creek Ranch began in 2001, on about 3,500 acres west of SH 288 and south of Beltway 8, planned for some 6,200 single-family homes. It is Pearland’s largest planned community, and it produces a steady run of move-outs, remodels and single-item calls.

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The pattern

What Comes Out of a Twenty-Year-Old House

The first remodel

Kitchens and bathrooms from the early 2000s are being redone now. The old cabinets, counters and vanities are construction debris, and the curb will not take them.

The first big furniture turnover

Sectionals, bedroom sets and game-room furniture bought with the house.

Backyard equipment

Playsets and trampolines from the years the children were small.

Before the truck

HOA and Street Rules

Planned communities often have rules about work hours, trucks parked on the street and how long items can sit at the curb. Check your HOA’s rules before staging a pile out front, and tell the contractor if there is a time window.

Part of Shadow Creek Ranch, including the Village of Diamond Bay, is in Fort Bend County rather than Brazoria; the rest is Brazoria. For hauling that changes nothing, but it is worth knowing if you are checking which rules or services apply to your parcel.

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Tell the contractor the item and whether the HOA sets a time window.

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