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Construction Debris Removal in the USA

Construction debris removal in your city for homeowners, landlords and contractors. A crew loads drywall, lumber, tile and old fixtures by hand and hauls them away on your schedule, with no dumpster sitting on the driveway between visits.

  • 10 US cities and growing
  • We carry everything out, from any room
  • Donation and recycling before landfill
  • Price agreed before we load

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Construction Debris Removal in the USA. Tell us what needs to go and we’ll call you back with a price.

No obligation. We only use your number to call about this quote.

Construction Debris Removal by city

Choose your city for local bulk trash rules, drop-off options and a free quote.

What we haul

Drywall

Bagged or loose sheets and scraps.

Lumber

Framing offcuts, old decking and trim.

Tile and ceramics

Floor and wall tile, toilets and sinks.

Old kitchens

Cabinets, countertops and appliances.

Bathroom demos

Tubs, vanities, toilets and tile.

Flooring

Carpet, pad, laminate and vinyl.

Doors and windows

Old frames and glass handled safely.

Fixtures

Lights, fans and hardware.

Metal

Pipe, ductwork and radiators recycled.

Roofing scraps

Small amounts from repairs.

Packaging

Boxes, wrap and pallets from deliveries.

Jobsite cleanup

The final sweep before handover.

Rules that affect construction debris removal in the US

Disposal rules are set by states and cities, which is why the same couch or TV can be handled differently from one place to the next. A few that come up often:

  • Electronics: states including California, Illinois, New York and Colorado keep many electronics out of landfills, so TVs and computers go to recyclers.
  • Appliances: federal EPA rules require refrigerant to be recovered before refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners are scrapped.
  • Mattresses: some cities require mattresses to be bagged before collection, and California funds a statewide mattress recycling program.
  • City bulk pickup: every city sets its own limits, from six items per collection in New York City to one appointment-based pickup at a time in Phoenix.

How construction debris removal pricing works

There’s no one-size price for construction debris removal, so we quote each job. Here’s what the price in your city depends on:

  • How much space it takes up in the truck. Most jobs are priced by volume, from a single item to several truckloads.
  • How heavy it is. Dense materials such as concrete, dirt, tile and roofing are priced by weight.
  • How much carrying is involved. Stairs, elevators, long walks from the truck and taking items apart all take time.
  • Special handling. Mattresses, appliances with refrigerant and electronics often need separate routes to recyclers under state and federal rules.
  • Disposal and recycling fees. These vary by facility and are built into your quote, not added afterwards.

Your quote is free, and the price is agreed before anything is loaded.

How it works

  1. Tell us what needs to go

    Fill in the quote form with your name, phone number, job type and preferred date. A short description of your construction debris removal job in your city is enough to start; photos help.

  2. Get a price

    We call you back with a price based on what you have. The price is agreed before anything is loaded.

  3. We do the lifting

    A crew arrives in your chosen window and carries everything out from wherever it is: rooms, stairs, garages and yards.

  4. Donate, recycle, dispose

    Usable items go to donation, recyclables are separated, and the rest goes to permitted facilities.

Construction Debris Removal: common questions

Do you work with contractors?

Yes. Contractors and property managers book one-off hauls or regular pickups so debris never piles up on site.

Can you take heavy materials?

Yes, within the truck’s weight limits. Concrete, brick and dirt are quoted by weight as well as volume.

Is this cheaper than a dumpster?

For smaller remodels, it often is, because there’s no rental period and the loading is done for you. For long, heavy demolitions, a dumpster can be the better choice.

What can’t you take?

Asbestos, lead-paint abatement waste, liquids and contaminated soil need licensed specialists.

Which cities do you serve?

We currently work in Houston, Dallas, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Chicago, New York City, Atlanta, Miami, Denver and Seattle, and we’re adding more.

Why are the rules different in every city?

Each city runs its own bulk trash service with its own limits, schedules and bans. Our city pages explain the local rules and when hiring a crew makes more sense.

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