Construction debris removal in Tampa
The contractor finished, the new kitchen is in, and the old one is in a pile in the driveway. The crew loads it, sweeps the driveway and hauls it to the county facility, so you don't rent a dumpster that sits for a week.
Debris we haul
- Kitchen and bath tear-out: cabinets, countertops, tile, tubs and vanities
- Drywall, plaster and insulation
- Flooring: tile, laminate, carpet and padding
- Lumber, trim, doors and windows
- Roofing shingles and underlayment after a reroof
- Concrete, pavers and dirt in small quantities
Jobs we handle
Homeowner renovations
The pile after a DIY bath remodel or a flooring job, gone in one visit.
Contractor cleanups
End-of-job hauls for remodelers and handymen who don't want a dumpster on a tight lot.
Flip and rental turnarounds
Investors clearing tear-out between crews so the next trade can start.
Pool and lanai work
Old pavers, screen panels, broken pool furniture and deck boards.
Fence and shed removal
Taking down and hauling old wood or vinyl fencing and collapsed sheds.
What affects the price
- Volume in the truck, or weight for heavy material like tile, concrete and dirt.
- Whether the debris is piled and accessible or still spread through the house.
- Roofing and treated lumber, which some facilities charge more for.
- Number of trips for larger projects.
You get a firm price when the crew sees the load, before anything is touched.
Renovation debris in Tampa Bay
Tampa Bay's housing stock from the 1960s through the 1990s is being remodeled block by block, and tile is everywhere in it. A bathroom tear-out in a Florida house weighs far more than the same room up north because of the tile, the mortar bed and the concrete block walls. That weight is what sets the price, so a photo of the pile helps get an accurate number.
Many South Tampa and Seminole Heights lots are too narrow for a roll-off dumpster, and HOAs in Westchase, FishHawk and New Tampa limit how long one can sit in a driveway. A load-and-go pickup avoids both problems. See junk removal as a dumpster alternative.
Common questions
Do you take concrete and tile?
Yes, in quantities a truck can carry. Heavy material is priced by weight, and very large pours are better suited to a dedicated haul.
Can you work with my contractor?
Yes. Many pickups are scheduled directly by the remodeler at the end of the job, with the homeowner approving the price.
Do you take paint and solvents?
No. Those go to the county household hazardous waste sites. The crew will haul the empty, dried cans.
Will the driveway be clean after?
Yes. The crew sweeps up screws, nails and dust after loading.
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Areas we serve
Construction debris removal across Tampa and these nearby communities: