Quick quote
Text a picture for a quote
Text Fred a picture of the curbside pile. We will evaluate the job and either send a quote or recommend an alternative hauling service that can help.
Text us a photoWe only remove small amounts of construction debris or remodeling debris, and only from a curbside location. If you have remodeling debris, please text Fred a picture and we will evaluate the job and either proceed with a quote or recommend an alternative hauling service that can help.
Fee rules
Pricing is posted before the truck rolls. No hidden travel charge, no “fuel surcharge” at the curb. Please have the job ready so the quote holds.
- The quote you accept from photos is the amount you pay. We do not add surprise fees on the day of the job.
- Curbside is the better rate when items sit at a drive-up spot: driveway, residential garage, or alley. We load. You do not need to be home.
- Full-service means you point and we carry it from inside, the second floor, or the backyard. That labor is in the full-service price.
- Dump fees, recycling, and the haul are included.
- Ensure there is a cleared pathway for items to be removed.
- Ensure bagged materials do not contain paint, liquids, fuels, chemicals, or other hazardous materials.
- Small remodel debris only, staged curbside. We do not haul wet paint, solvents, or asbestos.
From the job
The same dump truck and two-person crew that run this work across San Diego.
Dump vs. recycle
A dump run puts the whole pile in a landfill. We do not work that way. Usable furniture goes to donation partners when condition allows. Metal, appliances, and e-waste go to scrap and certified recycling. Mattresses and box springs enter California mattress recycling whenever the plant will take them. Only the leftover mixed trash goes through a licensed transfer station.
Metal fixtures and appliances from a remodel go to scrap. Clean wood and cardboard are separated when practical. Mixed debris that cannot be sorted still leaves our yard through licensed transfer, not a random lot.
5/5 from neighbors
“Old kitchen cabinets gone the day the new ones arrived. 5/5.”
“Bath demo pile quoted from photos. No dumpster sitting on the street.”
“Careful on new floors. They used the garage path we asked for.”
Remodeling debris FAQ
- What if my remodel pile is too big?
- Text Fred a picture. We evaluate the job and either send a quote or recommend an alternative hauling service that can help.
- Can you take old cabinets?
- Yes. Kitchen and bath cabinets are a common remodel load.
- Is a dumpster cheaper?
- For a tiny pile, our truck is usually faster and you do not load it yourself.
- Paint and solvents?
- No. Use household hazardous waste. We haul the rest.
