Junk Removal & Demolition in Town and Country, MO
Junk hauling, cleanouts and tear-outs in Town and Country (63131, 63017). Priced by the load from $125, with the price confirmed before anything is loaded, by a licensed and insured crew.
How bulky-item pickup works in Town and Country
Town and Country has no single city hauler. Residents contract with any approved hauler: American Eagle Waste, Art Hauling, Gateway Disposal, Republic Services or Waste Management.
Source: town-and-country.org (opens in a new tab)Some subdivisions use one hauler to limit wear on their streets, so the city suggests checking with your subdivision trustees. Bulky-item rules depend on which hauler you use.
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Do you need a demolition permit in Town and Country?
The city issues building and mechanical permits and does its own inspections (Planning Department, 314-587-2820). Electrical and plumbing permits come from St. Louis County. A city permit is required for renovations, basement finishes, roof replacements, decks, porches and retaining walls.
Source: town-and-country.org (opens in a new tab)A Town and Country demolition permit costs $200 and requires a $5,000 cash escrow, utility disconnection notices, an asbestos abatement report and a demolition waste application. The city inspects the site before issuing it.
Source: town-and-country.org (opens in a new tab)Demolition must be finished within 30 days of the permit being issued; the building official can grant 30-day extensions on written request.
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Good to know in Town and Country
A garage or estate sale needs a city permit in Town and Country. Sales run 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., nothing goes in the front yard, and each household gets one sale per calendar year.
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What we do in Town and Country
Town and Country pricing is by the load, from $125 to $655. See load sizes.
Town and Country junk removal questions
Who picks up trash in Town and Country?
Town and Country has no single city hauler. Residents contract with any approved hauler: American Eagle Waste, Art Hauling, Gateway Disposal, Republic Services or Waste Management.
Will the trash company in Town and Country take a couch or other big items?
Some subdivisions use one hauler to limit wear on their streets, so the city suggests checking with your subdivision trustees. Bulky-item rules depend on which hauler you use.
Do I need a permit to tear out a deck, shed or interior in Town and Country?
The city issues building and mechanical permits and does its own inspections (Planning Department, 314-587-2820). Electrical and plumbing permits come from St. Louis County. A city permit is required for renovations, basement finishes, roof replacements, decks, porches and retaining walls.