DTB Hauling & Services

DTB Hauling & Services out of the Carrollton area operates like the kind of outfit you keep on your phone once you’ve used them once. Folks say the same things over and over—quick to reply with an estimate, responsive to questions, on time, and easy to deal with—and that consistency usually tells you more than any fancy website ever will.

And it’s not just “junk removal” in the strict sense. Danny shows up for the messy realities: cutting up and hauling off a huge fallen tree, cleaning up dirt and debris from multiple spots, clearing a lot for a new lawn. Then he pivots right into delivery work—crusher run, pea stone, #57, topsoil, even big tonnage like asphalt—and actually sticks around to spread it, level it, compact it, seed it. How many haulers do you know who bring the load and then hop on the skid steer to get it exactly how you want? Not many.

But what stands out to me is how the operation handles the “moving target” jobs. People mention jobs changing as they go, and DTB stays professional throughout the whole process instead of getting sideways about it. Danny fits people in next day after a quote, he drives the trailer back where you need it so you’re not burning yourself out with wheelbarrows, and he finishes “as proposed without a glitch.” That’s real-world jobsite behavior, not brochure talk.

Pricing-wise, the words that keep popping up are fair price, good prices, well priced, money’s worth, very reasonable. Plus customers aren’t describing surprise add-ons or vague ranges—they’re describing quotes that hold up and work that matches what got quoted. And when a customer says they’ve put you on their “construction speed dial,” that’s the highest compliment in this line of work. You don’t hand that out unless the guy follows through.

However, there is that one ugly review about a truck/trailer situation on 460—speeding, weaving, cell phone, unsecured load. The owner pushed back hard and gave his side (says he wasn’t speeding, wasn’t on the phone, and the sand didn’t require a tarp). I wasn’t in that lane that day, so I can’t call it. Yet it’s the only complaint in a pile of “highly recommend” and “will use again,” so most customers are clearly experiencing a careful, competent crew on their property.

So if you’re asking, “Will they show up when they say they will, communicate like adults, and handle the heavy, dirty stuff without drama?”—the reviews say yes. And around here, DTB’s reputation reads like a simple one: responsive, fair, no fuss, and Danny gets the job done quickly and the right way.