Remodel, yard & storm debris
Debris Removal in Phoenix
Drywall and tile from a remodel, brush from a yard cleanup, limbs and boards after a windstorm: we load it, haul it off and leave the ground raked clean.
Call for a Free Estimate. Monday to Saturday, 7 am to 6 pm, with calls returned the same working day.
Whole job quoted
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Free estimates
No obligation to book
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On time
We show up when we say
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Same working day
We answer or call back
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Cleaned up after
When the work is done
What we haul away
Debris removal in Phoenix
We take residential and commercial debris off your hands: remodel leftovers, yard waste and storm debris, from homes, businesses and job sites alike.
You show us the pile, and the crew carries it out from wherever it sits, loads it and drives it away, so nothing waits in the driveway for a container pickup. Big or small, the whole job is priced before any loading starts.
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Homes
Tear-out from a kitchen or bath remodel, branches from a yard trim, or the side-yard corner where old lumber has piled up.
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Businesses
Fit-out scraps, broken pallets and a cluttered "dumpster enclosure" behind the building, cleared without renting a bin.
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Job sites
Drywall offcuts, broken tile and packaging from a renovation, hauled so the next trade starts on a clear floor.
Mixed piles
Construction, yard and storm debris sorted apart
Building materials and yard waste go to different disposal channels, so a mixed pile is sorted on site before any of it goes on the trailer.
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Construction debris
Drywall, tile, lumber and the rest of a remodel's "construction debris" stay apart from yard material and are disposed of separately.
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Green waste
Branches, brush and palm fronds are "green waste", organic material kept out of the junk and recycled where possible.
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Storm debris
A blown-down mess mixes downed limbs with fence boards and patio pieces, so it gets split by material like any other mixed pile.
Paint cans, cleaners, oil and batteries found in a pile stay out of the load; the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's household hazardous waste guidance explains why they need special care at disposal.
Light demolition
Fences, sheds and light demolition debris
Fence removal takes tools matched to the fence, and pulling one down carries real risk from splintered wood, sharp nails and heavy sections.
Taking down a fence, a small shed or an old play set is "light demolition": the structure comes apart first, and its pieces leave like any other debris. Done right, the boards and posts come out without tearing up the gravel, and the loose nails go with the load instead of into the yard.
Bigger tear-downs are work for a licensed contractor. Tell us what is standing when you call, and we will say plainly whether it is a job for us.
What comes down and goes out
- Wood fences
- Vinyl fences
- Chain-link
- Metal fencing
- Small sheds
- Play sets
Each material comes apart its own way, which is why the right tools matter more than muscle on a fence job.
How it goes
From your call to a raked-clean yard
Every debris job runs in the same order, so you know what happens before the trailer backs in.
Tell us about the pile
Describe what is in it and roughly how much there is; photos from your phone help if you have them.
Hear the whole price
You get the price for the entire job before anything is touched, with no surprise charges after.
We carry and load
The crew brings it out from the backyard, the side yard or the garage and loads the trailer by kind.
Rake and sweep
We clean up when the work is done, down to the scraps left in the gravel.
Pricing
What debris removal costs
Debris removal in Phoenix typically runs $150 to $600 a load, and dirt, concrete, tile and construction debris cost more because of their weight and disposal fees.
Most of the price follows how much room the pile takes in the truck, counted in the "cubic yard". Disposal fees vary by material, so what is in the pile matters as much as how big it is.
Stairs, long carries from the backyard and same-day or weekend timing can add to the price, while a street-level pile the truck can pull right up to keeps the labor low.
Typical ranges by truck space
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A quarter of a truckload
$130 to $210
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A half truckload
$195 to $340
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A full truckload
$620 to $830
These are going rates in the area, not our quote. Your price covers the whole job and is set before we start.
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What neighbors say once the pile is gone
Nathan , and his fellow worker ( I forget his name) were great! They were very quick in being available to help us out in the same week we called them. They did a thorough job in removing and emptying out an apartment; and a complete storage room the very next day~~ during a week we were in town because of a loved ones death. I highly recommend them. Very, very nice young men!
Nathan and team did an excellent job when we needed help with a move. Appreciate these enterprising young guys working hard and providing great service! We'll definitely call them again . . .
Came the same day I called them. Two great guys. Took everything and we thought the price was very fair. We would definitely call them again.
Bigger than a pile
Clearing a whole house
When the whole house needs clearing rather than a pile in the yard, an "estate cleanout" sorts every room, and it has a page of its own.
The family sets aside what it keeps first, then the rest of the household is carried out room by room on a schedule that suits the week.
- Clearing a parent's house
Often after a death in the family, when everything has to go before the keys change hands.
- Getting ready to sell
Emptied so the place can be cleaned, repaired and shown.
- Downsizing
The furniture and boxes that will not fit the next place, carried out and hauled off.
- Phoenix estate cleanout
Ready when you are
Got a pile that has to go?
Call for a free estimate on the whole job. We answer Monday to Saturday, 7 am to 6 pm, and return calls outside those hours the next working morning.
- Quoted before we start
- No surprise charges after
- We clean up when the work is done