Why You Can't Just Put It on the Curb
Construction debris is one of the things the curbside service won't take. In The Woodlands, construction debris can't be scheduled for bulky pickup. Damaged roofing, fencing, and siding can't go out as bulky trash or next to your carts either. That means most remodel leftovers need to be hauled off another way.
You could rent a dumpster, but it takes up your driveway for days, you have to load it yourself, and some HOAs have rules about how long it can stay. With us, you get the debris gone in one trip, and we do the loading.
What We Haul
- Drywall and sheetrock
- Lumber, framing, and trim
- Old cabinets and countertops
- Tile, brick, and small amounts of concrete
- Doors and windows
- Old fencing and fence posts
- Decking and pergola boards
- Bathtubs, toilets, sinks, and vanities
- Old flooring and carpet
- Shingles and roofing in small amounts
- Siding and gutters
- Packaging, boxes, and scraps from new installs
Who We Haul For
- Homeowners finishing a remodel or DIY project
- Contractors who need a job site cleared between phases
- Fence and deck builders hauling off old materials
- Flippers and investors clearing out a property
- Landlords repairing units between tenants
How Construction Debris Removal Works
- 1
Send photos. Show us the pile and tell us what's in it.
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Get your price. Heavy materials like tile and concrete are priced differently, so we look before we quote.
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We load it. We pick it up from the driveway, garage, backyard, or inside the house.
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We haul it off. Metal gets recycled, and the rest goes to a licensed disposal site.
Junk Removal or a Dumpster?
For a big, months-long build, a dumpster can make sense. For most remodels and repair jobs, junk removal is faster and often cheaper. You don't pay for days of rental, you don't do the loading, and nothing sits in your driveway. Read our full comparison of junk removal vs. dumpster rental.
Heavy Materials and Safety
Tile, brick, concrete, dirt, and roofing are heavy. They cost more to dump and fill a truck's weight limit fast, so tell us about them when you call. For large amounts of concrete or dirt, we'll talk through options.
If you're remodeling an older home, be careful with old materials. Homes built before 1978 may have lead paint, and older flooring, ceiling texture, and some building materials can contain asbestos. Have them tested before you tear them out. We can't haul materials that contain asbestos.
How Much Does Construction Debris Removal Cost?
| What affects the price | Why |
|---|---|
| Volume | More debris takes more room in the truck |
| Weight | Tile, concrete, and roofing cost more to dump |
| Location | Debris inside the house or in the backyard takes more time |
| Mixed loads | Sorting metal and recyclables adds a little time |
| Repeat pickups | Contractors needing several pickups can ask about scheduling |
You'll get a firm price before we start. See our junk removal cost guide for more.
Related Services
Pulling up old floors? See carpet and flooring removal. Tearing down an old shed? See shed demolition. Replacing appliances in the remodel? See appliance removal. Contractors and property managers can also see commercial junk removal.
Construction Debris Removal Near The Woodlands
We haul construction debris in every village of The Woodlands and in Spring, Conroe, Shenandoah, Oak Ridge North, Tomball, Magnolia, Montgomery, Willis, New Waverly, Huntsville, Kingwood, and Humble.