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Construction debris removal
Renovation leftovers piling up? We haul away wood, drywall and other accepted construction materials for homeowners, contractors and property managers.
- Homeowners & contractors
- Accepted materials
- Free estimates
- Renovation debrisWood, drywall and the rest of the mess a remodel leaves behind.
- Old cabinets & fixturesPieces pulled out during a kitchen or bath job. Send a photo to confirm.
- Post-renovation cleanoutsClear a unit so it can be cleaned and rented.
- Contractor overflowExtra hauling when a job makes more debris than planned.
What we take
Accepted construction materials, loose or bagged. If you're unsure about something, ask before the job.
We take Common renovation debris
- Wood & lumber
Scrap lumber, old framing and trim.
- Drywall
Torn-out drywall and leftover sheets.
- Cabinets & fixtures
Old cabinets and other pieces pulled out during a remodel.
- Mixed renovation debris
Bagged or loose, as long as it's accepted material. Send photos.
Needs special handling Ask first, or call a specialist
- Asbestos
Hazardous waste. It needs a licensed abatement company, never a regular haul.
- Paint & chemicals
Paint, solvents and other hazardous products need special handling.
- Anything you're unsure of
Send a photo and we'll tell you before the job.
NYC rules on construction debris
Small DIY projects
If you did the work yourself, DSNY will collect some debris curbside under its large-item rules. Cabinets, drywall, sinks and similar items count toward the limit of 6 large items per collection day.
Professional jobs
Construction and demolition waste from professional contractors can't be put out as residential garbage. DSNY says the contractor or resident has to arrange private removal.
Hazardous materials
Asbestos should never go out with trash or recycling. Paint and harsh chemicals need special disposal too.
Rules from the NYC Department of Sanitation (DSNY), checked October 2026. DSNY pages: construction debris, large items.
How it works
Photos of the pile are all we need to start.
Send photos or call
Upload a few pictures of what needs to go, or call and describe the job. Tell us where it is and when works for you.
Get a free estimate
We'll get back to you with a price. No obligation, so you can decide when you're ready.
We haul it away
Our crew shows up, does the heavy lifting and loads the truck. You get your space back.
Questions
Don't see your question? Call or text (917) 533-3220.
Do you take debris from contractors or just homeowners?
Both. We work with homeowners, contractors and property managers.
What construction materials can't you take?
Hazardous materials like paint, chemicals and anything with asbestos need special handling. Ask about any material you're unsure of before the job.
Can I put renovation debris out for DSNY instead?
Small DIY projects can go out curbside under DSNY's large-item rules, up to 6 items per collection day. Waste from professional contractors can't be set out as residential garbage.
How much does debris removal cost?
It depends on the amount, the material and access. Send photos of the pile for a free estimate.