Construction debris · St. Louis
No dumpster in the driveway for two weeks.
For homeowners mid-remodel and contractors between phases. We show up, load the pile, and take it — no permit for a dumpster on the street, no waiting for a swap.
What we take care of
Construction Debris Removal, done properly.
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Construction debris removal
Drywall, lumber, trim, doors, windows, cabinets and packaging.
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Construction cleanup
End-of-job cleanup so the space is ready for the next trade or the walkthrough.
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Remodel waste
Old flooring, carpet and pad, fixtures, vanities and tubs.
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Recurring job-site pickups
For contractors who'd rather not manage a dumpster. Call to set it up.
How it's priced
Know the number before we lift anything.
Priced by the load, starting at $175 for a quarter. Heavy materials — concrete, brick, dirt, shingles — add about $75 per quarter load; location or equipment needs can add more.
Contractors
Call us to set up regular pickups across multiple sites.
Heavy stuff
Yes, we take concrete, brick, dirt and shingles. Mention them when you book so we bring the right setup.
Several rooms, or a remodel's worth of debris.
Just a few small items? $125 minimum pickup. Book it
- A basement of furniture and boxes
- Kitchen cabinets, counters and drywall
- A small shed, taken down
- A room-by-room downsizing
Final price confirmed with you before we load. What can change it
Questions
About construction debris removal.
Do you remove construction debris?
Yes. Drywall, lumber, cabinets, flooring, fixtures and general remodel waste. Concrete, brick, dirt and shingles too — heavy materials add about $75 per quarter load, and location or equipment needs can add more.
How does junk removal pricing work?
By volume. The truck holds about 17 cubic yards, and you pay for how much of it your stuff fills — from $175 for a quarter load to $655 for the whole truck. Just a few small items? That's our $125 minimum pickup. Heavy materials, Freon items and difficult access can add to it. We confirm the final number before we load anything.
What size load do I need?
Rough guide: a couple of small items is our $125 minimum pickup. A few big pieces is a 1/4 load. A one-car garage is often a 1/2. A basement or a remodel's worth of debris is usually 3/4. Whole-house cleanouts and demolition jobs tend to fill the truck. Upload photos when you book and we'll tell you if you're off.
What if I have more junk than I booked for?
No problem. We'll show you where it lands in the truck and give you the updated price before we load. You can add to the load or keep things back — your call.