Renovation waste, loaded and hauled

Construction debris removal in Portland

Lumber, detached cabinets, old flooring or other debris left after a remodel? Our Portland crew carries, loads and hauls away accepted renovation waste. Get a free onsite estimate and approve the full price before loading.

Free estimate. No obligation. You approve the price before we load.

Wood and mixed renovation debris on the ground beside a fence
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EstimateFree onsite
Arrival2-hour arrival window
PricingApproved first
ServiceLoading + haul-away

Price before loading

How we quote construction debris

We review the material, pile size, weight and carrying route before giving you the full hauling price. A small pile of concrete can require a different load plan from bulky wood or detached cabinets.

Read the load and weight policy
How different materials are reviewed
MaterialQuote basis
Detached wood, cabinets and mixed debrisMaterial and load review
Concrete, dirt, brick and other dense debrisSeparate weight-based review

Household-junk load prices are not a fixed quote for dense debris. The estimate covers the agreed carrying, loading, hauling and disposal. Demolition and utility disconnection require their own scope. You approve the complete price before work starts.

Loaded trailer with wood and mixed debris at an indoor disposal facility
Wood and mixed debris at the disposal facility.
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After the pickup

From your project to the disposal facility.

Our debris removal service includes loading, haul-away and disposal of approved materials. The video shows one of our dump trailers unloading at the disposal facility. Send the material list and pile photos so we can quote the full job.

Send a wide photo of the pile and close-ups of anything unusual. Heavy construction debris and special disposal can affect the quote; we confirm the full price before loading.

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Contractor junk removal and repeat debris pickups

From the JunkPDX project gallery

Wood and renovation debris pickup

Wood boards, painted trim and offcuts piled on a blue tarp in a driveway
Wood and renovation debris pickupWood boards, painted trim and offcuts gathered on a tarp for removal.

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.

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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.

Before you book

Common questions.

How much does construction debris removal cost in Portland?

The price depends on material, volume, weight, access and disposal requirements. Our household-junk load prices are not a fixed quote for dense construction debris. We review the whole pile at your free onsite estimate and confirm the hauling scope, disposal and any additional charges before loading.

Do I need to carry the debris outside?

Not necessarily. Our crew can review carrying and loading from an accessible work area. The material must be detached and safe to handle. Stairs, long carries, unstable piles and active demolition can affect the work plan and price.

Do you remove concrete?

Only after specific weight and disposal review. Dense loads are not priced like household junk volume.

Can you perform demolition?

This page covers debris haul-away. Any demolition must be separately evaluated for scope and authorization.

Do you accept paint or chemicals?

Not as ordinary construction debris. Restricted materials must be disclosed and handled through an approved route.

Can you haul debris from a kitchen or bathroom remodel?

We can review detached cabinets, fixtures, lumber, packaging and other approved nonhazardous materials. List drywall, tile and other dense debris separately, and disclose unknown or potentially hazardous materials before scheduling. We confirm acceptance and the complete price before loading.

Can construction debris be picked up in more than one load?

Yes, multiple loads or project phases can be reviewed. Send the complete material list, loading access and the deadline for each phase. Truck capacity, weight, crew time and disposal requirements determine the plan; the two-hour arrival window is not a project completion guarantee.

Your onsite estimate is free, with no obligation to hire us. Approve the full price before any removal begins.