Construction & Demolition Debris Removal in Kingman & Mohave County, AZ
Broken concrete, brick, stucco, tile and the mess a remodel leaves behind. It is heavy, it is sharp, and it fills a truck bed a lot faster than furniture does. We load it by hand and haul it out so the site is workable again.
What's Included
- Broken concrete, brick, block and stucco
- Tile, plaster and drywall scraps
- Demolition lumber, framing scraps and old decking
- Remodel debris cleared out of a garage, room or driveway
- Loaded by hand, with no dumpster to rent
Common Situations
A demo that is finished but not cleared
The wall is down, the tile is up, and now there is a pile nobody has a vehicle for.
A remodel that filled the garage
Debris gets moved into the garage to get it out of the way, and then it stays there.
Contractors who need the site clear
The next trade cannot start until the debris is gone. We clear it so work can carry on.
Old concrete and hardscaping
A broken-up patio, path or slab that has been stacked at the side of the house.
Our Process
- Tell us what the material is and roughly how much there is. Rubble is priced by how heavy it is, not how big the pile looks
- We give you a price before we come out
- We load it by hand and keep the load level and legal
- It goes to the transfer station
- You pay the price we quoted
Construction & Demolition Debris Removal Pricing
Two set prices: $250 for a full truck bed, $500 for the truck bed and the trailer. Rubble is the one thing that changes that math. Broken concrete is heavy enough that a truck bed fills on weight long before it fills on space, so tell us what the material is when you call and we will be straight with you about how many loads it is.
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Full truck bed | $250 |
| Full truck bed and trailer | $500 |
Anything smaller than a full truck bed is quoted. Call and describe what you have. Heavy material like broken concrete fills the bed on weight before it fills it on space, so tell us what it is and we will be straight with you about how many loads it is.
More on how our junk removal pricing works, or read the questions we get asked most often.
Typical Timeline
Concrete and brick are heavy, so a pile that would be one load of furniture is often two or three loads of rubble. We tell you the number of trips when we price it, not once we are half way through.
Where It Goes
Construction and demolition debris goes to the transfer station. Scrap metal is pulled off the load where it is worth doing, and clean lumber goes with the general load.
What We Can & Can't Take
We take
- Broken concrete, brick, block and stucco
- Tile, plaster and drywall
- Demolition lumber and framing scraps
- Old decking, fencing and hardscaping
- Roofing scraps and sheet material
We can't take
- Asbestos and anything that may contain it, which needs a licensed abatement contractor
- Wet paint, solvents, adhesives and sealants left over from the job
- Propane and pressurized cylinders from site heaters or torches
- Concrete slabs still in the ground, which need breaking out before we can haul them
Construction & Demolition Debris Removal Photos
FAQ: Construction & Demolition Debris Removal
Do you take broken concrete?
Yes. It is heavy, so tell us roughly how much there is when you call. Concrete fills a truck bed on weight long before it fills it on space.
Is this cheaper than hiring a dumpster?
It depends on the job. A dumpster sits on your driveway for days and you load it yourself. We show up, load it ourselves and it is gone the same visit. For a one-off pile that is usually the easier answer.
Can you take asbestos?
No. Asbestos needs a licensed abatement contractor. It is not something we or the transfer station can handle. If a property is old enough that you are not sure, get it tested before anything is broken up.
Do you work for contractors?
Yes. If the next trade cannot start until the debris is gone, that is a normal job for us.
Can you take drywall and tile?
Yes, both go on the load along with the rest of the demolition debris.
There are more general questions about junk removal in Mohave County on our FAQ page, and who you are dealing with on the about page.
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