About American Haul Heroes in Frisco, TX
Veteran-Owned Junk Removal and Demolition Services Serving North Texas
American Haul Heroes is a veteran-owned and disabled-veteran operated junk removal company serving Frisco and the surrounding North Texas communities. Owner Daniel Bonilla, a disabled veteran, runs the business alongside his wife Angelica, who handles the accounting as 50% owner of the LLC.
Daniel holds both OSHA 10 and OSHA 30 certifications, which means the crew understands jobsite safety protocols, hazard identification, and proper handling procedures for debris removal and demolition work. The business carries $2 million in coverage across liability, property damage, vehicle, and equipment insurance—important protection when operating skid steer equipment for demolition and heavy debris projects.
What started as residential service calls has grown into a focus on commercial contract work with property management companies managing 78+ properties across North Texas. This shift reflects a deliberate approach: building long-term relationships with property managers who need reliable, insured operators rather than competing for price-shopping residential customers. You'll work with a team that shows up clean and on time, operates heavy equipment safely, and understands the accountability commercial clients expect.
The company's philosophy is simple: leave it better than we found it. That means donating reusable items instead of sending everything to the landfill, recycling materials responsibly, and treating every property with care.
Contact American Haul Heroes to schedule junk removal or demolition services in Frisco and surrounding areas.

Building a Business on Service and Accountability
Daniel transitioned from military service into remote project management work as a 1099 contractor for T-Mobile while simultaneously building American Haul Heroes. The goal is to scale the junk removal operation to full-time within the next year—a patient, methodical approach that prioritizes sustainable growth through commercial contracts over chasing every residential lead.
Operating in Frisco and across North Texas means working in a region with diverse property types, from residential neighborhoods to commercial developments. The company's skid steer capabilities handle demolition work and heavy debris that standard junk removal crews can't manage, which has opened doors with property management companies that need one reliable operator for multiple service types.
The business structure reflects its values: Daniel's son, also a veteran, participates in operations, and 10% of revenue goes directly to Disabled American Veterans (DAV). This isn't a marketing gesture—it's a formal partnership that gives back to the organization supporting disabled veterans like Daniel.
What You Experience Working With This Crew
When you hire American Haul Heroes, you're working directly with a disabled veteran who operates the equipment and manages the crew. You'll notice the difference in how the team approaches the job: careful assessment of what can be donated or recycled before hauling, transparent communication about what the work involves, and cleanup that leaves the site better than it was found. The OSHA certifications translate to crews who understand fall protection, proper lifting techniques, and equipment operation safety—especially important on demolition projects where hazards aren't always obvious.
- Veteran-owned and disabled-veteran operated LLC based in Frisco, TX
- OSHA 10 and OSHA 30 certified—trained in jobsite safety and hazard management
- $2 million insurance coverage across liability, property damage, vehicle, and equipment
- Operates skid steer equipment for demolition and heavy debris removal
- 10% of revenue donated to Disabled American Veterans through formal partnership
- Serving property management companies managing 78+ properties across North Texas
Whether you manage multiple properties or need a single cleanout or demolition project handled right, you'll work with a crew that shows up clean, on time, and ready to operate heavy equipment safely. Reach out to discuss your project and get a clear assessment of what's involved.
