General hauling · Phoenix metro
Construction debris, loaded and hauled.
Remodel, renovation, or demo — we clear the debris so your site is ready for the next trade. We bring the truck and the crew, do the loading, and quote a firm price before we start. No dumpster tying up the driveway for a week.
Every remodel ends with a pile. Torn-out cabinets, ripped flooring, drywall offcuts, packaging from the new fixtures, and a jobsite's worth of trash — and none of it moves the project forward until it's gone. Whether you're a homeowner who just finished a kitchen or a contractor between phases on a full renovation, we clear the debris fast so the space is clean and the next trade can get to work.
Send us a few photos and we send back a firm price by the space the debris takes in the truck. Our crew does the loading — from inside the house, the garage, or the yard — and hauls it off, then sweeps the area. It's the same insured crews and fixed-price approach we bring to every job, aimed at the mess a build leaves behind.
What we haul
- Drywall, lumber, and framing offcuts
- Torn-out cabinets, countertops, and fixtures
- Old flooring — tile, carpet, laminate, and hardwood
- Packaging, pallets, and jobsite trash
- Removed doors, windows, and trim
- Bagged debris and loose material, loaded by our crew
- A swept, clear site ready for the next trade
How pricing works
We price by volume, plus a bit more for very heavy demolition material because of dump weight fees. Either way, you approve a fixed price before we load anything.
| Job | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Single-room remodel cleanup | $250 – $700 |
| Multi-room renovation debris | $700 – $1,500 |
| Heavy demo (tile, concrete, dirt) | Quoted by weight & volume |
| Whole-home renovation | Quoted by the load |
For contractors and remodelers
If you run jobs regularly, we can be the reliable haul-off on your list — clearing debris between phases so your painters, tile setters, and finish carpenters walk into a clean site. Set up a standing arrangement and we'll keep to your schedule, quote fast from photos, and keep the jobsite moving. One call clears the pile.
What we can't take
We can't haul hazardous materials — paint, solvents, adhesives — and asbestos-containing material requires licensed abatement, not standard hauling. See the full what-we-take list and we'll flag anything on the day.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does construction debris removal cost in Phoenix?
- We price by volume — how much space the debris takes in the truck — and by weight for very heavy material like tile, concrete, and dirt. Most single-room remodel cleanups run $250 to $700; whole-home renovation debris is quoted by the load. You get a fixed written price from photos before we start.
- Do you do the loading, or do I need to pile it up?
- We do the loading. Point us to the debris — inside the house, in the garage, out in the yard, or bagged by the curb — and our crew hauls it out. If it’s already piled or bagged, even faster.
- Can you handle heavy material like tile and concrete?
- Yes. Heavy demolition debris such as tile, concrete, and dirt is priced a bit differently because of dump weight fees, but we take it. Send a photo and we’ll factor it into the fixed quote.
- Do you work with contractors and remodelers on a schedule?
- Regularly. We clear debris between phases so your next trade walks into a clean site, and we can set up a standing arrangement for contractors who need reliable haul-offs. Tell us your timeline and we’ll fit around it.
- How is this different from renting a dumpster?
- A dumpster sits on site for days and you load it yourself. We bring the truck and the crew, load it for you, and it’s gone the same visit — often cheaper for a one-time cleanup and without a container blocking the driveway.
- What can’t you take?
- We can’t haul hazardous materials — paint, solvents, adhesives, or asbestos-containing material. Asbestos in particular requires licensed abatement. We’ll flag anything of the sort and point you to the right disposal.
Finish the build. We'll clear what it left behind.
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