Construction Debris Removal in Garland, Rowlett and Rockwall, TX

Small remodels make a surprising amount of debris. A bathroom redo fills the garage with old vanity, tile, and drywall. A kitchen leaves cabinets, countertops, and flooring. A DIY flooring job leaves a pile of carpet and pad. Most city bulk programs do not take construction debris, and a dumpster is overkill for a small job.

We haul light remodel debris from homes and small job sites. You or your contractor do the tear-out, and we load, haul, and sweep. This is for light remodel debris, not full demolition or heavy masonry.

Homes and small businesses. We handle construction debris removal for houses, rentals, offices, and storefronts. Tell us about building access and parking when you ask for a quote.

Where we do this work

We do construction debris removal across east DFW, in these cities:

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What we take

Common construction debris removal jobs. Mix them, or add other junk to the same visit.

Drywall and trim

Old drywall, baseboard, trim, and doors.

Cabinets and countertops

Kitchen and bath cabinets and laminate counters (stone by request).

Flooring

Carpet and pad, vinyl, laminate, and wood flooring.

Fixtures

Old vanities, toilets, sinks, and tubs already disconnected.

Doors and windows

Old doors, window units, and screens.

Lumber and scraps

Scrap wood, framing offcuts, and packaging.

Contractor cleanup

End-of-job debris for small contractors and handymen.

Free quote for construction debris removal

Every job is quoted before anything is scheduled. Send a few photos and we reply with a clear price and the next open times.

Use the contact page or email photos to [email protected]
Include your ZIP, a wide photo of each pile or item, and where it sits (garage, upstairs, backyard)
Prefer to talk it through? Call (682) 688-4276
Please do not text photos yet. Use email or the contact page.

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What we bring and what you provide

We do the heavy work. You just point out what goes.

We bring

A crew to load and carry
Contractor bags and tarps for loose debris
Brooms and a magnet sweeper for nails
A truck sized for the load

You provide

Debris stacked in one place when possible
Fixtures disconnected from water and power
Photos and access to the pile

How it works

Four steps from photos to an empty space.

1
Call or send photos
Call, or use the contact page or email to send photos of what needs to go, with your ZIP.
2
Get a free quote
We reply with a clear price based on volume and item type, or tell you if we need to see it first.
3
Pick a time
We work by appointment. We confirm the day and anything to set aside.
4
We load and haul
You point, we carry and load from wherever it sits, sweep up, and haul it away.

What affects the cost

Volume. How much of the truck the debris fills.
Weight. Tile, stone, and plaster are much heavier than carpet or trim, and heavy loads cost more to dispose of.
Carry distance. Debris inside the house or up stairs takes more labor than a pile in the driveway.
Material type. Some materials cost more to dispose of. We tell you in the quote.
Cleanup. A sweep is included. Bagging loose debris takes longer than stacked material.

How to prepare

Stack debris in one place if you can, close to the driveway.
Pull nails or screws from boards where it is safe to do so, or tell us.
Disconnect fixtures from water and power before the visit (we do not do plumbing or electrical).
Tell us if the home was built before 1980. Older materials may need testing.
Send photos of the pile with something for scale.
Tell us about HOA truck rules or job site access.

What we do not take on this job

Asbestos, or materials we suspect contain asbestos, without testing
Lead paint abatement debris
Large amounts of concrete, brick, or rock
Full demolition of rooms or structures (other than sheds; see shed removal)
Paint, solvents, adhesives, and chemicals

Plus everything on our not-accepted list below.

Texas and DFW notes

City bulk pickup rules

Many cities do not take construction debris at the curb. Dallas lists construction debris as not accepted in bulk collection, and Garland excludes masonry, concrete, rocks, and roofing. Rowlett says contractor waste must be disposed of by contractors. Check your city's rules before setting debris out.

Older homes and asbestos

Some older homes have materials such as old flooring, ceiling texture, or pipe insulation that can contain asbestos. We do not handle asbestos. If your home is older and you are unsure, have the material tested before tear-out.

What we cannot take

We do not haul hazardous waste. If any of these are in the load, set them aside and check your city's household hazardous waste program.

Paint, stains, solvents, and thinners
Household and garden chemicals, pesticides, and pool chemicals
Gasoline, fuel, motor oil, and other automotive fluids
Propane tanks and other pressurized cylinders
Car and other lead-acid batteries
Asbestos, or materials we suspect contain asbestos
Medical waste, sharps, and medications
Ammunition, fireworks, and explosives
Refrigerators, freezers, and AC units, unless we confirm first that the refrigerant will be handled properly

Federal EPA rules (40 CFR 82.155) require the refrigerant in appliances like refrigerators, freezers, and window AC units to be recovered, or its recovery verified, before the unit is finally disposed of. That is why we confirm before taking them. This list is our company policy. Not sure about an item? Ask before the visit.

Common questions

Do you do the demolition?

No, other than sheds. You or your contractor do the tear-out, and we haul the debris.

Do you take concrete?

Small amounts mixed into a load, ask first. Large amounts of concrete, brick, or rock are outside what we haul.

Can you work with my contractor?

Yes. Small contractors and handymen use us for end-of-job cleanup.

Do I need a dumpster instead?

For small remodels, one haul is usually simpler. For big jobs, a dumpster may make more sense. If anything about the truck or a dumpster needs city approval on your street, we handle it.

Do you take asbestos?

No. If you suspect asbestos, have it tested first and use a licensed abatement company.

Do you sweep after?

Yes. We sweep the area where the debris was.

Related services

Often booked in the same visit.

All services

Light construction and remodel debris removal