What this service covers
- Lumber and trim
- Sheetrock
- Cabinetry
- Renovation debris
Renovation and construction waste
We remove common non-hazardous project materials. Tell us what you're removing and whether it is loose, stacked, bagged or already in a collection box.
- Lumber and trim
- Sheetrock and insulation
- Old cabinetry and flooring
- Pallets and renovation debris
- Post-construction debris and trash boxes
Heavy materials need a specific quote
Tile, dirt, rock, concrete and other dense debris require different loading and disposal considerations from ordinary household junk. Send material and quantity details so the load can be scoped safely.
Contractor access
Let us know whether a trailer can reach the material directly, if a machine will be loading, and if a job-site representative needs to be present.
Volume and weight tell different stories
A pile of cabinets or lumber can fill a trailer while weighing much less than the same volume of tile or concrete. Identify materials separately so a hauling estimate is based on both space and weight. Do not use a household-junk load example as a heavy-debris capacity promise.
Describe whether the debris is loose, bagged, stacked or in a job-site collection box, and whether a machine will load it. Demolition work is a separate scope. Unknown, contaminated or potentially hazardous material must be disclosed before the job is accepted.
See what affects your quote and check the items we cannot take before arranging service.
Questions about construction debris
Can concrete, tile or soil go in a regular junk load?
Dense material requires a separate assessment. Tell us the material and quantity so we can confirm acceptance, equipment and load limits for that job.
Do you remove debris that is already piled outside?
We can assess staged debris. Show the entire pile and the trailer approach, and identify the material types before scheduling.
Does debris hauling include doing the demolition?
No. Taking down a structure or fixture must be specifically assessed and quoted. A debris pickup covers the approved material and loading work.