Construction & Renovation Debris Removal
Drywall, lumber, tile, cabinets and renovation leftovers, loaded and hauled away by the cubic yard or the bag. No dumpster, no permit, no blocked driveway.
- 500+ five-star reviews
- Licensed & insured
- Same-day service
- About 60% recycled or donated
Get a price for construction debris removal
A faster alternative to a dumpster
A dumpster means a permit for the street in many cities, a spot to put it, and doing all the loading yourself. For most renovation jobs, it's faster and often cheaper to have us load and haul the debris when the work is done, or at a few points during the project.
We take drywall, lumber, tile, flooring, cabinets, countertops, old fixtures and general renovation debris. We also dismantle and remove sheds, decks, fences and old playsets.
Contractors use us to keep job sites clear between phases. Homeowners call us after a DIY remodel. Either way, we load, sweep and haul it to facilities that recycle what they can.
- Priced by cubic yard or by the bag
- No dumpster or street permit needed
- Shed, deck and fence removal
- Contractor job-site cleanups
- We do all the loading
Debris we haul
Not on the list? Ask us. If two people can carry it out safely, we can usually take it.
- Drywall and plaster
- Lumber and scrap wood
- Tile and flooring
- Carpet and padding
- Cabinets and countertops
- Toilets, sinks and tubs
- Doors and windows
- Old fixtures and plumbing
- Sheds (dismantled)
- Decks and fencing
- Roofing debris (ask first)
- Bagged renovation debris
Construction debris removal cost
Construction debris is priced by the cubic yard, or by the bag for smaller jobs (standard 25–30 lb contractor bags). Very heavy materials like concrete, brick and dirt-heavy debris can change the price, and we'll tell you before we start.
See the full junk removal price list| By cubic yard | Price |
|---|---|
| 5 cubic yards | $300 |
| 10 cubic yards | $500 |
| 15 cubic yards | $700 |
| 20 cubic yards | $900 |
| 25 cubic yards | $1,200 |
| 30 cubic yards | $1,350 |
| 35 cubic yards | $1,450 |
| 10 bags (contractor bags) | $150 |
| 15 bags (contractor bags) | $200 |
| 20 bags (contractor bags) | $235 |
How construction debris removal works
Call or send photos
Tell us what needs to go. Get a price over the phone, or upload a few photos for a firm quote.
Pick a 2-hour window
Choose a time that works for you. We call 30 minutes before we arrive.
We haul it all
We confirm the price, do all the lifting and loading, and sweep up before we leave.
Where it goes
Clean wood, metal and some masonry go to recycling facilities. The rest goes to licensed construction and demolition transfer stations.
Donate
Furniture, appliances and household goods in good shape go to local charities and reuse stores.
Recycle
Metal, cardboard, electronics and appliances go to recycling facilities that handle them properly.
Dispose legally
Only what can't be reused or recycled goes to licensed disposal sites. Never dumped on a curb or lot.
Before we arrive
- Bag the small stuff. Contractor bags of loose debris load faster and keep the price down.
- Separate heavy materials. Concrete, brick and tile are priced differently; tell us the amounts.
- Check for asbestos. Older homes can contain asbestos in tiles, pipe wrap or plaster. We can't take it; it must be tested and abated by licensed pros.
What customers say
5.0232 Google reviews across our locations
Couldn’t be happier with this crew. They got back to me immediately with a reasonable quote and were in my Brooklyn warehouse space within half a business day. They demoed big metal and wood shelving units that were drilled into the floor, walls, and ceilings. They broke it all down and hauled it aw…
Elliott4 months ago on GoogleI would like to say thank you to Adrian and his team. They are truly the best. The flexibility with scheduling is awesome and they work with you around your schedule. We were able to have a pick up before 7am and it allowed me enough to still get to work. They moved fast and because we had a small l…
Kenny Capers2 months ago on GoogleI called Junk All Mighty in Staten Island for a last-minute garage cleanout, and they showed up the same day. The crew was professional, friendly, and had everything loaded in under an hour. They made the whole process stress-free.
Joe Hill2 months ago on GoogleReviews from Google
Construction Debris Removal: common questions
Is this cheaper than renting a dumpster?
For many household renovations, yes. You pay only for the space your debris takes, there's no permit, and we do the loading.
Do you take concrete and brick?
Often, yes, in limited amounts. Heavy materials are priced differently, so tell us roughly how much there is.
Can you take down a shed or deck?
Yes. We dismantle and remove sheds, decks, fences and playsets.
Do you work with contractors?
Yes. We do recurring job-site cleanups between phases of a project.
What construction waste can't you take?
Asbestos, lead-paint abatement waste, paint, solvents and other hazardous materials, plus large amounts of soil or rock.
Which areas do you cover for construction debris removal?
All five boroughs of New York City, Westchester County, Northern New Jersey and Philadelphia. See the list of service areas below for your city.
Construction Debris Removal near you
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Book construction debris removal today
Send a few photos for a firm price, or call and we'll quote it on the phone. Same-day pickup when the schedule allows.