What Your Contractor’s Quote Doesn’t Include
Most general contractors price the build, not the cleanup. What’s left is usually your problem.
- Drywall scraps and dust
- Leftover tile and grout bags
- Old appliances they swapped out
- All leftover construction materials
- Demolished fixtures and cabinetry
- Flooring: hardwood, tile, carpet
- Appliances removed during remodel
- Any mixed load the contractor left
When to Book: Before or After Final Walkthrough?
Book us before your final walkthrough with the contractor. Clearing the debris means punch-list items aren’t buried under leftover materials.
Most renovation cleanouts take 1–3 hours depending on volume. Same-day service is available in most areas.
What Happens to the Debris
Mixed loads go to licensed disposal facilities, after we pull out what can be diverted:
- Scrap metal: copper pipe, conduit, and steel components are recycled where possible
- Clean wood: unpainted dimensional lumber can go to salvage partners where available
- Concrete and masonry: clean material can be processed at aggregate recycling facilities rather than standard landfill
We don’t take asbestos-containing materials or regulated hazardous waste. Have materials in pre-1978 homes tested before demo. See what we don’t take for the full restricted list.