Writ of possession and eviction cleanouts, handled start to finish by Austin's fast, measured, fully-sorted junk removal crew — on the property when you need us, gone before it's a problem.
of Travis County eviction filings end in a judgment for the landlord — is your unit turnover-ready? IREP handles the cleanout, the sort, the removal, and (if needed) the lock change, all in one call.
Texas Senate Bill 38 (effective January 1, 2026) compressed eviction timelines statewide, while the City of Austin cut its rental assistance budget from $4M to $3M and closed the "I Belong in Austin" portal indefinitely. Faster filings, less bridge funding for tenants — more units turning over, faster than ever.
Eviction filings across Travis County in the trailing 12 months.
Source: BASTA Eviction Solidarity Network dashboardNew SB 38 deadline for constables to execute a writ of possession once issued.
Source: Texas SB 38, effective Jan 1, 2026Cut from Austin's rental assistance budget for FY2026 following the failed Prop Q vote.
Source: City of Austin Housing Dept.No guesswork, no second trip surprises. Here's the exact sequence our crews run on every writ of possession job across Central Texas.
Coordinated directly with your schedule and the constable's timeframe. Need new locks on-site? We handle that too, so the constable doesn't have to wait on a separate locksmith, and there's a drill, so no door gets busted down.
Every job gets sorted with our 4-bag system — trash, recycle, donate, hazmat — for 65-87%+ landfill diversion, right there on execution day.
Once the tenant's 24-hour retrieval window closes, we come back and haul off everything that's left — quoted as part of your estimate.
Before-and-after photos delivered for your records — ready for legal documentation or your property file.
Writ of possession jobs are priced differently than a standard trash out, because the work itself happens in two stages. Here's exactly how it breaks down.
Constables, property managers, and landlords across Central Texas know IREP shows up ready — and does the job right the first time.
"IREP handled our writ cleanout without a single hiccup — the constable even commented on how efficient the crew was. Now they're our go-to for every turnover."
— Austin-area Property Manager
Two parts: labor on execution day is $199/hour for a 2-person crew, and the haul-off (removing everything after the tenant's 24-hour retrieval window) is typically the larger part of the total — approve it same-day and get 10% off. Final cost depends on volume and condition at pickup.
An eviction notice (notice to vacate) is a written communication requiring the tenant to leave within a set timeframe, typically three days in Texas. A writ of possession is the court order issued after the landlord wins the case and the appeal period expires, authorizing law enforcement to physically remove the tenant and belongings.
Yes. Lock changes are available as an add-on during execution day. Many constables require new locks installed before they'll leave the property, so one crew handling both the cleanout and the lock change means no separate locksmith call.
Yes. We remove and sort items during execution day under constable supervision, then return exactly 24 hours later — once the tenant's retrieval window closes — to clear anything remaining, with pricing confirmed based on what's actually left.
Yes — in addition to Travis County, we regularly handle writ and eviction cleanouts in Round Rock, Cedar Park, Pflugerville, Kyle, Buda, and San Marcos.
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