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Renovation done? Backyard cleared? Old floors ripped up? You’re probably staring at a messy pile of leftover debris and wondering what to do with it. That’s where we come in.
Our team handles debris removal from all kinds of projects; kitchen remodels, roof replacements, landscaping overhauls, garage cleanouts, and more. But a little preparation before we arrive can make the whole process faster, smoother, and more efficient for everyone involved.
Here’s what we recommend to get ready for your pickup:
Choose One Spot for the Debris, If Possible
When everything is in one central location, it helps us work more efficiently. You don’t need to bag it or organize it, and you definitely don’t need to move heavy items by yourself. Just gathering everything into one area—whether it’s your driveway, curb, side yard, or garage—saves time and makes loading easier.
If your debris is already scattered across the yard or throughout the property, that’s fine too. Just give us a heads-up and we’ll plan the job accordingly.
Pull Out Anything You Don’t Want Hauled Away
If there are leftover materials you plan to reuse or save; like a stack of extra tiles, unopened boxes of flooring, or scrap wood you’re keeping for another project, it helps to move those to the side. Once our crew starts loading, we move quickly, and we would rather not risk grabbing something you meant to keep.
Take a few minutes to separate the good from the gone. It’s one of the easiest ways to avoid confusion and save time during the pickup.
Tell Us What Kind of Debris You Have
Not all debris is the same. A pile of torn-out carpet and drywall is a very different job than a stack of bricks and broken concrete. If you let us know what we’re working with ahead of time, we’ll make sure we send the right size truck, the right number of crew members, and any extra equipment we might need.
Heavy materials like concrete, tile, pavers, and roofing shingles are no problem for us. We just need to know in advance so we can prepare properly.
Make the Area Easy to Reach
If the debris is in your backyard, behind a locked gate, or down a narrow path, it helps to know those details before we arrive. We can still access it, but clearing any obstacles; like a parked car, garden hose, or low-hanging branch, can help us get in and out more efficiently.
The less time we spend navigating tight corners, the faster we can finish the job and leave your space clean and clear.
Not Going to Be Home? That’s Okay
You don’t need to be on-site for us to complete the job. If you can’t be there, just leave clear instructions and let us know where the pile is located. Some customers leave a note, others send us a photo, and a quick phone call works too.
As long as we know what to take and how to access the area, you can go about your day and come back to a cleared space.
Unsure About Something in the Pile? Just Ask
If you’ve got a mix of materials or something that might be outside the usual—like treated lumber, painted boards, or odd scraps from a DIY project, we’re happy to take a look and let you know if we can remove it.
We handle most non-hazardous debris, but if something falls outside our scope, we’ll point you in the right direction.
Let Us Know If You’re on a Tight Timeline
Need the debris gone before a new tenant moves in? Trying to wrap up before an inspection or contractor arrival? Tell us upfront. We often have next-day appointments available, and we’ll do our best to schedule your removal in a timeframe that works for you.
Bottom line: You don’t have to overthink it. If you can give us clear access, group your materials if possible, and let us know what you’re dealing with, we’ll handle the rest. No stress, no heavy lifting, and no mess left behind.
Debris Pickup That Matches the Project
No two cleanups are the same. Some clients need drywall and flooring removed after a remodel. Others are dealing with piles of broken concrete, old cabinets, or roofing shingles. That’s why we tailor every debris pickup to fit the job.
If you’ve been working on a home renovation, we can haul away the materials you’ve torn out; from tile and countertops to insulation and scrap wood. For business owners, we offer fast cleanouts that won’t disrupt operations. And if you’re managing a construction site, we’ll keep your work area clear and safe, so you can stay focused on the job.
We regularly handle debris from:
- Kitchen and bathroom renovations
- Flooring replacement and tile tear-outs
- Roofing repairs and re-roofing projects
- Garage, attic, and shed cleanouts
- Landscaping, yard work, and storm debris
- Commercial build-outs and interior remodels
- Small-scale demolition or DIY projects
What Kind of Debris Can We Take?
We remove a wide variety of non-hazardous debris, including both heavy materials and smaller clutter. Our team is trained to handle debris from start to finish; lifting, loading, hauling, and cleaning up so you don’t have to worry about anything.
Common materials we remove include:
- Drywall, wood framing, and insulation
- Flooring: tile, carpet, hardwood, laminate
- Cabinets, vanities, and kitchen fixtures
- Broken furniture and discarded shelving
- Concrete, bricks, stone, and pavers
- Yard debris like branches, sod, or storm waste
- Packaging, plastic wrap, and leftover construction material
If you’ve got a pile you’re unsure about, just give us a call. If we can’t take it, we’ll connect you with someone who can.
Debris Removal for Homes and Businesses
Our services are available for residential and commercial properties throughout South Florida. Whether you’re a homeowner wrapping up a renovation or a contractor finishing a big job, we’re ready to step in and take care of the cleanup.
Homeowners love working with us because we make the cleanup part of any DIY or contractor-led project simple and stress-free. Property managers and landlords trust us to help turn over units quickly. Business owners call on us to clear out storage areas, offices, or renovation sites. And contractors know we’ll show up on time, get the job done, and leave the space spotless.
Need help on a recurring basis? We can also schedule regular pickups for multi-phase projects or ongoing site maintenance.
Areas We Serve
We’re based in West Palm Beach and proudly serve homes and businesses across:
If you’re in Palm Beach County and need debris gone fast, give us a call. We’ll let you know right away if we can get to you—and how soon.