Renovation projects generate debris — demo material, packaging, old fixtures, broken tile, scrap lumber. It needs to go somewhere, and it needs to go before the project is really finished.
We remove construction and renovation debris from residential and commercial properties in Burlington and the surrounding area. Scheduled appointment, on-site quote, responsible disposal.
Demo Debris
Drywall, plaster, insulation, flooring, subflooring — the byproduct of gutting a room. We load it, haul it, and dispose of it correctly. Certain materials — particularly older drywall and plaster — require specific disposal procedures. We know which ones and handle them accordingly.
Lumber and Framing Scrap
Cut lumber, old framing, trim, and structural scrap from new builds, additions, and renovation projects. Lumber that’s clean enough gets recycled. The rest goes to proper disposal.
Tile and Concrete
Heavy, dense, and awkward. We have the equipment and the crew for it. Old tile, concrete rubble, masonry debris from fireplaces and chimney work — we take it.
Roofing Debris
Old shingles, underlayment, flashing, gutters. Roofing debris is heavy and often gets left sitting longer than it should. We schedule quickly and clear it.
Old Fixtures and Cabinetry
Toilets, vanities, kitchen cabinets, doors — the old stuff that came out to make room for the new stuff. If it’s in reusable condition, we donate it. If it isn’t, we haul it.
Packaging and Cardboard
The crating, packaging, and cardboard from new appliances, cabinetry, and materials. Often a larger volume than expected.
Mixed Load Cleanouts
Job site cleanouts where the debris is a mix of all of the above. We sort as we go and dispose of each type correctly.
Not every contractor includes debris removal in their scope. If you’ve just had a kitchen, bathroom, or addition project completed and you’re looking at a pile of demo waste in your driveway or garage, we can take care of it.
We work around your schedule. One appointment. You get a quote on site before we start. It’s gone the same day.
Debris sitting on a job site slows everything down. It takes up space, it’s a liability, and it signals to the homeowner that the project isn’t actually done.
We work with contractors on a scheduled basis for ongoing job site cleanup. Call us and we’ll work out an arrangement that fits how you run your projects.
Burlington has specific requirements for construction waste disposal. We know them and we follow them. Materials that can be recycled — clean lumber, metal, certain aggregates — go to the right facilities. Materials that can’t go to the landfill go there, handled correctly.
We don’t dump where we shouldn’t. We’re a Burlington company and we’re accountable to this community.
Asbestos-containing materials, lead paint debris, and certain chemicals require licensed hazardous waste removal — which is different from what we do. If your demo project turned up suspected asbestos or other hazardous material, we’ll tell you that on site and point you to the appropriate resources. We do not haul hazardous material.
We remove construction debris throughout our service area. Contractors working in surrounding towns — call us and we’ll tell you if we can help.
Or fill out the short form and we’ll reach out within one business day to schedule your pickup.
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