Service category
Construction debris removal.
Drywall, framing, flooring, cabinets, fixtures. Single-day haul, two-person crew, no dumpster rental hassle. We show up for the small jobs the dumpster companies won’t bid on.
Construction debris is the heaviest category we run. Drywall, lumber, tile, flooring, old cabinets, fixtures, glass, broken concrete in small loads. The tonnage matters here in a way it doesn’t for most categories — the landfill charges by weight, and a half-truck of drywall costs more to dispose of than a half-truck of furniture, even though they take up the same volume in the truck. The pricing reflects that honestly.
The work is end-of-renovation cleanup, mid-renovation push-off, or DIY-aftermath haul. Customers who finished a kitchen remodel and have the old cabinets stacked in the garage. Homeowners who pulled up old carpet and underlayment last weekend and need it gone before the new floor goes in next week. Contractors who would normally rent a dumpster but the job’s too small to justify thirty days of dumpster rental.
Where we do the work differently is the sort. Construction debris splits between landfill, metal recycling, and donation depending on what it is. Cabinets in good shape route to Habitat ReStore when the partner schedule supports it. Metal — copper pipe, electrical conduit, appliance carcasses — routes to scrap. Wood with hardware separated routes through C&D recycling where the route makes sense. Drywall, tile, glass, and contaminated material go to the landfill. We sort on the truck before disposal so the load gets routed correctly.
We’ll show up for jobs that dumpster companies won’t bid on. Half a truck of drywall, the cabinet pull from a single bathroom, the deck sections from a small tear-down. Same-day or scheduled, no dumpster rental, no thirty-day driveway commitment. One trip in, one trip out.
Who calls us
Who we run this work for.
Homeowners after a DIY renovation. The kitchen project is finished, the bathroom is finished, the floor is finished — and now the garage and driveway are full of the debris from getting there. Drywall pieces, flooring underlayment, old cabinets, fixtures, scrap lumber. The customer wants the project to actually be done, which means the debris has to go.
Small contractors without dumpsters. Single-bathroom remodels, single-room flooring jobs, kitchen-only projects where renting a dumpster doesn’t pencil out. We schedule end-of-job pickup so the contractor doesn’t carry the debris on the truck or in the back of the van for a week.
Mid-renovation customers needing the staging area cleared. Demo is done, framing is done, but the new build can’t start until the old material is out of the way. We come mid-project, haul the demo debris, and let the new work start.
Insurance-related cleanouts after water damage, fire damage, or storm-related interior loss. Drywall and insulation that came out during remediation, flooring that lifted in the flood, fixtures that didn’t survive. We coordinate with the customer’s timeline and the remediation crew’s schedule.
How we do it
From the call to the haul.
On-site walkthrough is the standard for construction debris because volume and weight are hard to estimate from photos alone. Free, no obligation. Phone quotes work for clearly-bounded loads (one bathroom’s tear-out, a single-room cabinet pull) where the customer can describe the volume accurately.
We arrive with a two-or-three-person crew, a truck, dollies, straps, and gloves rated for nail-and-screw exposure. The crew sorts as it loads — recyclables on one side of the truck bed, metal in its own pile, drywall and tile on the heavy side. The pre-sort during loading saves disposal cost downstream.
Carry out, load, drive off. Recycling routes happen first, scrap drop-off second, landfill last. Same-day jobs finish on the truck’s next pass through the disposal corridor. Multi-truck-load jobs schedule for next-day completion. The customer gets a final receipt and a description of where the load was routed.
What’s in scope
What we haul, and what we won’t.
What we haul in this category
- Drywall, sheetrock, plaster, ceiling tile
- Lumber, framing, OSB, plywood, MDF
- Old kitchen cabinets, vanities, countertops
- Flooring — carpet, vinyl, laminate, hardwood, tile, underlayment
- Fixtures — old toilets, sinks, vanities, faucets
- Insulation, vapor barrier, building wrap
- Doors, door frames, interior trim, baseboards
- Windows (single-pane, broken glass managed)
- Roofing materials in small loads (shingles, underlayment)
- Brick, broken concrete in manageable volumes
- Construction-related metal — old pipes, conduit, ductwork, fixtures
- Yard debris from grading or landscaping projects
What we won’t take
- Asbestos-containing materials — abatement requires licensed contractor
- Lead-paint contaminated debris from pre-1978 properties without certified containment
- Roofing tear-offs at full-roof scale — that’s a roofer + dumpster job
- Concrete pads and slab demolition (we haul broken concrete; we don’t break it)
- Hazardous waste, paint solvents, contaminated soil, treated lumber over volume thresholds
Pricing
How pricing works on these jobs.
Construction debris pricing is volume + weight. A half-truck of drywall weighs twice what a half-truck of cabinets weighs, and the landfill charges accordingly. We explain that on the call so the price isn’t a surprise. The customer-facing number reflects the actual disposal cost, not a flat per-load rate that hides the heavy-material premium.
On-site quotes are the standard for renovation aftermath because the volume is hard to estimate over the phone. Photos help when the load is staged and clearly bounded. For contractor-side work, recurring relationships sometimes price by truck-load with a known disposal mix.
There’s no dumpster rental fee buried in the price because there’s no dumpster. The customer pays once, the truck takes one trip, and the project is done.
In this category
Items we haul under construction debris.
Where we run this work
Cities where construction debris runs high-volume.
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Questions
Frequently asked questions about construction debris.
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Last reviewed: April 27, 2026