Abstract: A new and improved surface texture removal device that removes material from drywall, plaster, and flat surfaces. The device has a pivoting and/or articulating hose end that can be attached to a vacuum. The device can be held by a handle on the top that has a screw attachment. The device's primary purpose is to collect texture material that accumulates during scraping with the intent of removing the textures to a vacuum canister. The device's internal construction is made to channel texture to and to balance suction for an even removal of texture material. The device can also serve as a dust pan when laid flat upside down. A collection tray is secured to the trailing edge of the chamber. A hose coupler is secured to the back of the chamber. The hose coupler includes a pivot joint secured to the chamber in an angular orientation. The hose coupler has an open outer end for coupling with a standard vacuum hose.