Best Trash Holiday Schedule

Best Trash

(281) 313-2378
customerservice@besttrashtexas.com

HAPPY HOLIDAYS!

Our 2021 holiday schedule is as follows. Please note service times will likely be later than usual with the additional holiday volume.

Office Hours
  • Friday, December 24th – CLOSED
  • Saturday, December 25th – CLOSED
  • Friday, December 31, 2021 – 9:00 AM – Noon
  • Saturday, January 1, 2022 – CLOSED
Service
  • Saturday, December 25, 2021 – No services provided. Service will resume on Wednesday, December 29, 2021, for trash collection.
  • Wednesday, December 29, 2021 – Normal services provided.
  • Saturday, January 1, 2022 – No services provided. Service will resume on Wednesday, January 5, 2022, for trash collection.
  • Wednesday, January 5, 2022 – Normal services provided.

Storm Debris Removal

For the health and safety of our residents and crews, Best Trash’s priority is the putrescible residential waste. Best Trash will continue the collection of tied and bundled crepe myrtles, bags of grass and leaves not weighing more than 40 lbs., but with the temporary limitation of up to 3 bags per household at this time. With the high volume of yard waste, it is not possible for the Best Trash crews to collect everything at every house and still make it to the landfill before it closes. Best Trash always strives to go above and beyond, but due to the current conditions, it is not possible at this time. Please be patient with Best Trash during this time while crews are working very hard to get caught up.

Best Trash contracts are for normal amounts of residential waste and recycling collection. Our contracts do not include debris removal as a result of a natural disaster. FEMA has declared the winter storm we just experienced a natural disaster. Therefore, the debris generated due to this disaster is not covered under the terms of the contracts. This would include debris removal from inside of the house as a result of flooding from broken pipes. Additionally, any landscaping removed as a result of the freeze and any landscape demolition debris would also be excluded. Past disasters including hurricanes and flood debris removal has been covered by FEMA. A few options to dispose of debris is mentioned below.