About a third of everything we haul is construction and renovation debris — over 1,000 debris jobs in the last 24 months for general contractors, kitchen and bath remodelers, flooring installers, and homeowners doing it themselves. For most residential projects we're faster and simpler than a dumpster: no permit for the parkway, no 10-yard box sitting in the alley for a week, no neighbors filling it overnight.
Contractors use us on a schedule — end-of-day pickups, weekly hauls, or a call when the pile gets big — and get invoiced per truck. Homeowners book a visit and the crew quotes on the spot. Clean wood, metal and cardboard are separated for recycling; the rest goes to a licensed C&D transfer station.
What We Take
- Drywall, plaster and lath
- Lumber, framing, trim and pallets
- Kitchen cabinets, countertops and vanities
- Tile, hardwood, laminate and carpet tear-out
- Doors, windows and old fixtures
- Toilets, tubs, sinks and plumbing
- Roofing shingles (small quantities) and siding
- Concrete, brick and pavers (weight surcharge applies)
- Insulation, drop ceilings and paneling
- Bagged demo waste and job-site trash
How Construction Debris Removal Works
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Book a pickup
Call (312) 800-1940 or book online. Contractors on account just text the address and 'ready.'
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Crew quotes on the spot
Debris is priced by the space it takes on the truck, with a weight surcharge for heavy materials (concrete, tile, plaster) — the crew tells you before loading, not after.
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Crew loads it
Bagged or loose, inside the unit or staged in the alley. We carry down stairs and out of gangways — that's the point of calling us instead of a dumpster.
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Site swept, invoice sent
Photos and one invoice per pickup, or one per month for accounts.
