Pittsburgh Construction Debris Removal

Only if it's homeowner-generated, meaning the property owner is hiring us directly, not the contractor. If your contractor is supposed to haul their own debris, that's on them. We handle the leftover mess after they're gone.

We can't legally haul asbestos or confirmed lead-painted materials. Those require licensed abatement contractors. If you're not sure, tell us what you have and we'll help figure it out.

Yes. Instead of renting a dumpster, we can schedule multiple truckloads across a day or weekend. Often cheaper than a dumpster rental for 2-3 days of debris.

Construction and renovation debris (drywall, plaster, lumber, trim, doors, windows), flooring tear-outs (carpet, tile, hardwood, vinyl), kitchen and bath remodel waste (cabinets, countertops, vanities, fixtures), and scrap metal and old pipes. We also haul deck tear-down and fencing debris. We do not take asbestos, confirmed lead-painted materials, or liquid chemicals.

Yes, and that is the most common job. Homeowners call after demo day or between phases of a remodel so the pile is gone before the next trade shows up. Text a photo of the pile, we confirm the volume, and a crew can usually be there the same day or next morning.

Construction waste is dense. A pickup-bed of drywall or tile weighs far more than the same space of furniture, and transfer stations charge disposal by the ton. So debris is quoted on weight and volume together, while household junk is quoted mostly on volume.