We handle the carrying and dump run
Our quote covers the agreed lifting, loading, hauling and disposal. We can review lumber, detached cabinets, flooring and fixtures from the same project together. You don’t need to rent a truck or make the dump run yourself.
See cabinet, carpet and other renovation pickups
Prepare the material and pickup route
Group wood, drywall, flooring and fixtures separately, and flag concrete, dirt, tile, roofing and masonry for weight review. Keep paths clear and sharp pieces contained. Show stairs, gates and the route to truck parking; leave unstable piles in place for assessment. Pickup covers approved, detached debris. Demolition, utility disconnection and site repairs need their own agreed scope.
Restricted materials stay separate
Paint, chemicals, suspected asbestos and regulated waste are outside a standard debris pickup. Tell us about unknown materials before the visit so acceptance and the appropriate disposal route can be reviewed. Do not mix them into an ordinary debris pile.
Check accepted and restricted items
Confirm disposal paperwork before loading
For renovation debris going to a Metro transfer station, review its construction and demolition waste acceptance requirements before pickup. Share the material list, building age and any asbestos survey or lab reports so the disposal route can be confirmed. Metro requires printed acceptance documentation and any required survey or test results. Suspected asbestos stays outside our standard hauling scope.
Metro construction-waste and asbestos requirements
Crew pickup or a self-loaded trailer?
A crew estimate covers the agreed carrying, loading, hauling and disposal. A dump trailer rental is an option when you can arrange the loading, towing and disposal yourself. Include those costs and the rental's material and weight limits when comparing the two options.