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Construction & Remodel Debris.

Drywall, lumber, flooring, shingles, and whatever the demo left behind. We haul it so you can keep building.

The Dumpster Fire truck and red roll-off dumpster on a Southwest Florida job site

Remodels and new builds make a mess, and it piles up faster than anyone plans for. We handle the cleanup for contractors and homeowners doing their own renovations across Charlotte and Lee County. Drywall scraps, busted lumber, old flooring, torn-out cabinets, roofing shingles, and the general rubble a project leaves behind. Whatever the demo left, we'll get it gone.

Most jobs go one of two ways. We drop a roll-off dumpster on your site so the crew can load it as the work goes, or we come haul off the pile once you're done. Roll-offs come in 7, 15, and 20 yard sizes with 2,000 pounds and three days included, and we lay sealed plywood under it so your driveway stays in good shape.

One thing to flag up front. Heavy material like concrete, dirt, brick, and tile hits the weight limit fast, and a load of it may need its own dumpster instead of going in with lighter debris. Mention any heavy stuff when you call so we can plan the right size. Not sure what you've got? Send a photo and we'll talk it through.

Service areas include: Port Charlotte, Punta Gorda, Charlotte Harbor, Harbour Heights, Cleveland, Solana, Charlotte Park, Deep Creek, Rotonda West, Englewood, Cape Haze, Placida, Grove City, Gulf Cove, Cape Coral, Fort Myers, North Port, and nearby communities.

Construction debris we haul

  • Drywall and sheetrock
  • Lumber, framing, and plywood
  • Old flooring, tile, and carpet
  • Roofing shingles and underlayment
  • Kitchen and bath cabinets
  • Countertops and vanities
  • Trim, molding, and baseboard
  • Doors, windows, and siding
  • Plumbing and light fixtures
  • Concrete, brick, and rubble

Common questions

What size dumpster do I need for a remodel?

It depends on the scope. A single bathroom or one room of flooring usually fits a 7 or 15 yard. A full kitchen gut or a multi-room remodel tends to need a 20 yard. If you're not sure, tell us what the project is when you call and we'll set you up with the right size.

Can I put concrete, tile, or dirt in the dumpster?

You can, but heavy material is the one thing to watch. Concrete, tile, brick, and dirt hit the 2,000 pound weight limit fast, so a load of it often needs its own dumpster instead of mixing in with lighter debris. Let us know if you've got heavy material and we'll plan for it.

Should I get a roll-off on site or have you haul it away?

Both work, it just comes down to your job. A roll-off on site makes sense when your crew is loading debris over a few days. A haul-away makes sense when the pile is already there and you just want it gone. Tell us how the project's running and we'll point you to the better option.

Can you schedule around my build timeline?

Yes. We work with contractors and we'll set drop-off and pickup around your schedule. When a dumpster fills before the job's done, give us a call and we'll work out getting it emptied or swapped so your crew keeps moving.

Is there anything you can't take?

We can't take hazardous material. That means paint, solvents, fuel, asbestos, and similar chemicals. Standard construction and remodel debris is fine. If you're not sure about something in the pile, send a photo and we'll tell you straight.

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