Construction Debris Removal
Load and haul accepted renovation debris after a shed teardown or other small residential project.
What the service can cover
- Clean lumber and trim
- Drywall and small masonry debris
- Metal offcuts and fixtures
- Bagged and staged project waste
What shapes the estimate
Photos help, but the job details decide the scope.
Material type and volume
Weight of masonry or concrete
Loose versus bagged debris
Distance from pile to truck
Mixed or regulated materials
Before the visit
Keep debris clear of public sidewalks, separate questionable materials, and send photos before combining heavy masonry with lighter waste.
How to Sort Small-Project Construction Debris
Separate heavy, sharp, recyclable, and questionable material before a debris pickup.
Read the related field noteCommon questions
Can San Jose curbside junk pickup take demolition debris?
San Jose states that mixed construction and demolition debris is not accepted in its junk pickup program. A private hauling route may be needed.
Can I mix drywall, wood, and metal?
Show the pile before loading. Separating materials can make the scope clearer and prevents regulated items from being hidden.
Do you take concrete?
Small amounts may be reviewed. Concrete is heavy, so volume and loading access matter.
Show us the job from every angle
Call or text the dedicated number, or email photos and the job address.