Construction Debris Removal
Wood, drywall, flooring, tile, brick, and concrete removed after a renovation or construction project. Heavy, dense material is priced separately from standard household junk.
We remove debris after or during a renovation or construction project — we don't perform the construction, renovation, or demolition work itself.
Before anything else
We don't accept hazardous waste, asbestos, propane tanks, or liquid paint, and we don't evaluate materials for asbestos. If you're unsure whether material is hazardous or contains asbestos, let us know before pickup so we can confirm whether it's something we can accept.
Concrete, brick, and similar dense material fills the truck's weight limit long before it fills the space — even a "full" heavy load only reaches about 1 ft of height in an 11 ft × 5 ft × 7 ft truck box. That's why it's priced separately from standard volume rates.
| Truck bed | Price |
|---|---|
| 1/4 truck bed | $159 |
| 1/2 truck bed | $255 |
| 3/4 truck bed | $351 |
| Full truck bed | $449 |
Lighter renovation debris — drywall offcuts, flooring, general mixed waste — is generally priced by standard volume instead. Full detail on our pricing page.
Photos can help establish material type, roughly how much there is, and site access. For a large or unclear job, we may recommend a free onsite estimate instead.
Standard volume or heavy-material pricing, depending on what's actually being removed. Once the job scope is confirmed, the price we quote is the price you pay.
Homeowners, contractors, and property managers all use this service — we work around the project, not the other way around.
Wood, drywall, flooring, tile, brick, concrete, and mixed renovation debris — anything that isn't on the restricted list below.
Separately from standard volume, by truck-bed fraction, since dense material fills the truck's weight limit before it fills the space.
No. We don't accept asbestos or other hazardous materials, and we don't evaluate whether material contains asbestos. If you're unsure, let us know before pickup so we can confirm whether it's something we can accept.
Yes — contractors, homeowners, and property managers all use this service for renovation and construction debris.
Often, for smaller or straightforward jobs. Photos help us see material type and approximate volume; larger or unclear jobs may need a free onsite estimate.
Free estimate from photos or onsite when needed.