Renovation debris is a different animal than regular household junk — drywall, tile, lumber, and old fixtures are heavy, and a lot of curbside trash programs won't take them at all.
What counts as construction debris
- Drywall and plaster
- Old flooring and tile
- Lumber and trim
- Cabinetry and countertops
- Fixtures — sinks, toilets, light fixtures
Why weight matters more than volume here
Construction debris is priced differently than furniture removal because it's genuinely heavy for its size — a small pile of tile or drywall can weigh more than a truckload of furniture. Disposal fees for construction debris are typically based on weight, not just space.
Timing it with your renovation
If you're mid-renovation, we can do a single pickup at the end or multiple pickups as the project progresses — whichever keeps your space workable. Contractors sometimes prefer staged pickups so debris doesn't pile up and become a hazard on-site.
Call or text photos of what's coming out of the renovation, and we'll give you a straight price.
Got junk to get rid of?
Text a few photos and we'll send back a straight price — usually the same day.