Weatherford, Texas · Parker County Seat · Cutting Horse Country
Junk Removal in Weatherford, TX
Barn and estate cleanouts, hauling, and acreage clearing for the heart of Parker County — from the courthouse square to the horse properties and cedar-covered spreads that surround it.
Horse country needs more than a hauler
Weatherford is where the Metroplex gives way to real land — cutting-horse ranches, ten-acre homesteads off FM 51 and Tin Top Road, peach-country spreads, historic homes near the square, and new subdivisions filling in along I-20. Around here, "junk removal" means more than a couch on a curb: it's the barn that's become a storage unit, the fence line swallowed by cedar, the estate on acreage that needs clearing inside and out.
Son Rise Land Solutions runs two crews for exactly that reason — trucks for the hauling, machines for the land — so one call covers the tack room and the back pasture. We're faith-driven, family-owned, based in North Fort Worth, and we treat Parker County as home territory, not a surcharge zone.
Serving Weatherford and the country around it — the square, the US 180 and I-20 corridors, FM 51 toward Springtown, Tin Top Road south — plus Hudson Oaks, Willow Park, Aledo, Brock, and Peaster.
What we do in Weatherford
Junk Removal & Cleanouts
- Barn, shop & outbuilding cleanouts
- Estate & whole-property cleanouts
- Garage & storage clearing
- Remodel & fencing debris hauled
- Old equipment & scrap piles cleared
Land Clearing & Dirt Work
- Acreage & pasture brush clearing
- Cedar & mesquite removal at the root
- Fence-line clearing — even the long ones
- Grading & pad prep for barns and arenas
- Storm-debris cleanup, town or ranch
Livestock on the property? We work gates-closed, keep machines clear of your animals, and flag every line and keeper tree before the first cut.
Weatherford questions, answered
Do you work around horses and livestock?
Carefully, yes. Gates stay closed behind us, machines stay out of occupied pastures until you've moved the animals, and we walk the property with you first so nothing gets startled and nothing gets clipped. Plenty of our best work is on working horse places.
Our acreage is half cedar — what does clearing cost?
Light brush typically runs $1,500–$2,800 per acre and cedar-and-mesquite mix $2,800–$4,500 — the full ranges are published on our land clearing page. Every job gets a free on-site walkthrough and a firm written quote before any machine starts, and the number we quote is the number you pay.
You're based in Fort Worth — do you really cover Weatherford?
All of Parker County, yes — it's one of the four counties we work every week, and land jobs out here are some of our favorites. Text photos of the job (a map pin helps on acreage) and we'll come back with a price and a real time window, or call (817) 476-4923.
Let's make room, Weatherford.
Free quotes, honest prices — from the square to the back forty.
