Texas Ace Services

Texas Ace Services has the feel of a hands-on, owner-led outfit that stays busy because they actually answer the phone and show up. Around here you see a lot of “we’ll be there tomorrow” crews that drift off the map, but these guys keep getting called out for being **quick to respond**, **on time**, and **easy to work with**. And when somebody’s in a bind—like the contractor who stood someone up—Texas Ace seems willing to shuffle the schedule and get it handled **last minute**. That tells you how they run their calendar and how they treat people.

And they don’t just dabble in one lane. The reviews bounce between **junk removal**, **trash pickup**, **demolition**, **concrete demo**, **land clearing**, **skid steer work**, grading, material spreading, even **welding** and **iron/metal fence** repairs. That matters, because the crews that do demo and dirt work for real usually understand cleanup, loading, hauling, and leaving a site that doesn’t look like a tornado hit it. Folks keep saying **cleaned up and hauled all trash**, left it **spotless**, left areas **clean and ready for the next phase**. You want the mess gone or you want it “gone-gone”? They seem to do the second one.

Pricing-wise, the pattern is consistent: **fair price**, **reasonable estimate**, **competitive rate**, “**very fair pricing**.” But what stands out more than the number is the lack of drama about it—people mention clear quotes, good communication from quote to finish, and jobs landing inside the timeframe they were told. That’s the difference between “cheap” and “fair”: fair usually means no surprise add-ons when the truck’s already in your driveway.

However, I’ll say this because locals talk and the reviews say it too—there’s at least one real complaint that shouldn’t get brushed off. A sod install started strong with great communication and a clean, professional crew, then half the sod died and the follow-through went sideways: agreed to fix it, then months later the customer says they got ghosted. That’s not a “small misunderstanding,” that’s a systems issue—warranty work and callbacks test a company’s character. Does that show up across their other work? Not really. But if you’re hiring them for anything with a “wait and see” outcome (like sod), get the fix-in-writing timeline up front. Why risk it.

Yet when it comes to the gritty stuff—actual removal, demo, hauling—these guys sound built for it. The bed bug job is the kind of scenario most junk haulers avoid like the plague, and Texas Ace took it on with **proper PPE**, wrapped items, and kept it contained. Who does that without making it weird or running up the price. Plus customers mention they’ll take tougher disposal items—TVs, paint—without the usual “oh we can’t take that” back-and-forth.

So if you want a crew that’s **reliable**, **professional**, shows up **ready to work**, moves fast, and leaves the place looking right, Texas Ace has earned that reputation in the day-to-day service world. And around here, that “one call does it” vibe doesn’t come from ads—it comes from jobs that close out clean.