Service · Denver metro
Construction debris, cleared between phases.
Demo waste, offcuts, torn-out flooring, old fixtures. A local hauler can work around trade schedules and come back as many times as the job needs.
Typical construction debris jobs
Most jobs land in one of these. Access and volume are the variables.
| Situation | Typical |
|---|---|
| Single-room demo | $300 – $500 |
| Kitchen or bath teardown | $450 – $750 |
| Whole-floor renovation | $800 – $1,500 |
| Concrete, brick, dirt | Priced per ton |
Heavy inert material is priced by weight because transfer stations charge that way. You'll know which applies before anything is loaded.
Detail
What's involved
What can go
Drywall, lumber, trim, cabinetry, countertops, flooring and underlay, tile, doors, windows, fixtures, roofing, siding, fencing and deck boards.
Why heavy material is priced differently
Volume pricing works for bulky, light material. It falls apart on concrete, brick, dirt, tile and roofing, because a quarter-load of concrete weighs more than a full load of furniture and the transfer station charges accordingly. Those go by the ton. It's not a surcharge, it's a different unit.
Working with contractors
Repeat pickups on the same project can run on account rather than job-by-job invoicing. If you're running multiple sites, one point of contact and one monthly invoice is usually easier for everyone.
What can't go
Asbestos-containing material requires licensed abatement and has to be handled before any hauler arrives. If a property is pre-1980 and you're tearing out popcorn ceiling, insulation or old floor tile, get it tested first. No legitimate hauler will move that material.
Questions
Construction debris questions
Can a hauler come mid-project?
Yes, and most construction work is exactly that. Scheduled returns between trades are common.
Is a dumpster better?
The haulers we connect you with load and haul; they don't rent containers. For long projects with continuous waste, a roll-off may suit you better, and we'll say so.
What about asbestos?
It can't go with a junk hauler. It needs licensed abatement first. If you're unsure, test before demo rather than after.
Get a price for this job
Five questions, about a minute. You'll get a size estimate and a range.
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Other things that can go
Furniture removal
Couches, sectionals, mattresses, desks and dressers hauled from anywhere in the house.
See details →Appliance removal
Fridges, washers, dryers, stoves and water heaters, including the refrigerant rules.
See details →Garage cleanouts
Years of accumulation cleared out, sorted for donation where it makes sense.
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