construction debris removal
Fast, full-service construction debris removal for remodels, renovations, and job sites — we handle the heavy lifting, loading, and hauling.
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Reliable Construction Debris Removal for Any Project
Construction projects move fast — cleanup shouldn’t slow you down. Whether you’re finishing a renovation, wrapping up a remodel, or clearing a job site after demolition, leftover debris piles up quickly. Our construction debris removal service helps you clear out wood, drywall, flooring, concrete, and other materials so you can stay on schedule and keep your workspace safe and organized.
If you’re staring at a growing pile of materials and wondering how you’re going to get rid of it, you’re in the right place.
Full-Service Construction Waste Removal — We Do All the Work
You don’t need to haul anything to the curb or load a dumpster yourself.
Our crew handles all lifting, loading, and hauling of construction debris directly from your job site, garage, driveway, or property. We remove materials from anywhere they’re located — even tight spaces, basements, or upstairs areas.
No rented dumpsters
No multiple trips to the landfill
No risking injury moving heavy materials
Just point to the debris, and we take care of the rest.
What Types of Construction Debris Do We Remove?
We remove most large household appliances from anywhere inside your home, garage, basement, or property. Whether you’re replacing a single appliance or clearing out multiple items, our team can haul them away quickly and safely.
We provide complete construction waste removal, including:
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Drywall & sheetrock
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Lumber & framing materials
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Flooring & subflooring
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Cabinets & countertops
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Doors & windows
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Roofing materials & shingles
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Insulation
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Tile & bathroom demolition debris
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Concrete, brick & masonry (limited quantities)
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General renovation and remodeling debris from garage cleanouts, basement cleanout services, and large-scale property updates
If it came from a construction or renovation project, we can most likely haul it away.
How Our Construction Debris Removal Process Works
Schedule Free Estimate
Book online or by phone. Choose a time that works for your project schedule.
Show Us the Debris
Our team arrives, reviews the materials, and provides a clear, upfront price before starting.
We Load & Haul Everything Away
Once approved, we load all debris and clean up the area so your job site is left clear and ready for the next phase.
Straightforward Pricing with No Hidden Fees
Construction debris removal pricing is based on the amount of space your materials take up in our truck — not by the hour. The final cost depends on three primary factors:
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Volume of debris – How much space the materials occupy
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Type of materials – Heavy debris like concrete, brick, tile, and roofing shingles weigh more and may affect disposal costs
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Accessibility – Tight spaces, stairs, or long carry distances can impact labor requirements
A small renovation cleanup will cost significantly less than a full job-site clear-out loaded with dense materials. Every project is different, which is why accurate pricing requires seeing the debris in person.
Before any work begins, we provide a clear, on-site quote. You’ll know the exact price upfront — no hourly guesswork, no surprise dump fees, and no unexpected add-ons after the job is complete.
Whether you’re comparing construction debris removal cost to renting a dumpster or handling disposal yourself, our full-service approach includes all labor, hauling, and responsible disposal in one predictable price.
Construction Debris Removal vs. Dumpster Rental
Many customers compare construction debris removal to renting a dumpster. While dumpsters can work for some projects, they require:
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Loading debris yourself
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Permits in some areas
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Multiple trips for heavy materials
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Space on your driveway
With our full-service construction debris removal, we handle all lifting, loading, hauling, and disposal in one visit. There’s no heavy labor, no rental period, and no leftover debris sitting on your property.
If you want the job done quickly without the hassle, professional debris hauling is often the simpler solution — especially if you’re considering a dumpster rental alternative.
Responsible Construction Material Disposal
We work to keep construction waste out of landfills whenever possible. Materials that can be recycled or repurposed — like metal, clean wood, and certain construction materials — are separated and taken to appropriate facilities.
Our goal is to provide eco-responsible construction debris hauling while keeping your site clean and compliant.
Who Uses Our Construction Debris Removal Service?
Our service is ideal for:
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Contractors and builders
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Remodelers and renovation crews
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Property managers
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Real estate investors
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Homeowners doing DIY renovations
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Anyone who just finished a project and needs the mess gone
If you don’t have the time, equipment, or manpower to haul construction waste yourself, we’re built for exactly this.
Residential Construction Waste Disposal
Construction debris isn’t limited to large commercial job sites. Many homeowners generate significant waste during kitchen remodels, bathroom renovations, flooring projects, and DIY demolition.
We provide residential construction waste disposal for:
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Home remodels and renovations
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DIY demolition projects, including shed removal, deck tear-offs, and garage demolition
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Deck removals
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Roofing tear-offs (limited quantities)
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Garage and basement renovation debris
Whether you’re a contractor or a homeowner finishing a project, we remove construction debris safely and efficiently without requiring you to rent a dumpster.
This is the second time I have used Express. Both times, I received excellent service from very courteous young men. They called about 15 minutes before arrival, were on time, had everything loaded quickly—I highly recommend them!
Barbara James
Two nice, respectful young men were strong and careful to remove old bedroom furniture from second story home. Also took an old couch from the basement…they charge according to the amount of space it requires in the truck. I will definitely call for future removal.
Monica Olbrych
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Construction Debris Removal FAQ
What is considered construction debris?
Construction debris includes leftover materials from building, remodeling, and demolition projects. This can include drywall, wood, flooring, tile, cabinets, insulation, and other renovation or job site waste.
Do I need to move the debris outside before pickup?
No. Our construction debris removal service is full-service. We handle all lifting, loading, and hauling from wherever the materials are located — inside the property, garage, yard, or job site.
Can you remove renovation and remodeling debris?
Yes. We specialize in renovation debris removal and post-construction cleanup, including materials from kitchen remodels, bathroom renovations, flooring replacements, and general home improvement projects.
Do you take heavy materials like concrete, brick, or tile?
Yes, we can remove heavy construction materials in manageable amounts. Let us know in advance so we bring the right equipment and allocate proper space in the truck.
How quickly can construction debris be removed?
In many cases, same-day or next-day construction waste removal appointments are available. Larger jobs can also be scheduled in advance to match your project timeline.
How much does construction debris removal cost?
Pricing is based on the volume of debris and the type of materials being removed. You’ll receive an upfront, no-obligation quote before any work begins — no hidden fees.
Do you recycle construction materials?
Whenever possible, we separate recyclable materials such as metal, clean wood, and certain construction materials to reduce landfill waste and support responsible disposal practices.
Is this service only for contractors?
Not at all. While builders and contractors use our job site debris removal service frequently, we also help homeowners, property managers, and DIY renovators who need construction waste hauled away.
What is the cheapest way to get rid of construction debris?
The cheapest option is usually hauling debris yourself to a landfill or recycling center. However, this requires a truck, time, multiple trips, and physical labor. For larger or heavier projects, hiring a professional construction debris removal company can save time, reduce injury risk, and eliminate disposal logistics.