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Cheaper than a dumpster. Lumber, drywall, cabinets, flooring, tile: per-load flat rates on the dump trailer, from ¼ trailer $209 to full $519. No dumpster in your driveway for two weeks and no street permit. MA-banned materials (clean wood, metal, brick) go to processing, not landfill.
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We serve Boston and 69 towns north, west and south, including Plymouth and Cape Cod. Outside that area we can't take the job.
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One price. All of this.
- ✓Two-person crew, and we do all the lifting
- ✓Carry-out from any floor, no stair fees
- ✓Loading, hauling and disposal fees
- ✓Recurring contractor pickups
- ✓Proper routing of MA waste-ban materials
Construction debris pricing
Debris is priced by how much of the trailer it fills. No dumpster sits in your driveway and no street permit is needed. The minimum pickup is $159.
| Pile size | Flat price |
|---|---|
| ¼ trailer: one small tear-out | $209 |
| ½ trailer: a bathroom or small kitchen | $319 |
| ¾ trailer | $409 |
| Full trailer | $519 |
What counts as construction waste
- Lumber, framing and trim
- Drywall and plaster
- Cabinets, counters and fixtures
- Flooring, carpet and tile
- Doors, windows and old decking
What stays behind
Paint, solvents, asbestos and anything that needs abatement. Text a photo of the pile and ask before booking if you are unsure.
What Massachusetts keeps out of the trash
MassDEP's FAQ lists asphalt pavement, brick, concrete, metal, wood and clean gypsum wallboard as banned from disposal. The ban on asphalt pavement, brick, concrete, metal and wood took effect on July 1, 2006. The disposal ban on clean gypsum wallboard took effect on July 1, 2011. Wood has one exception: wood may be disposed of at municipal waste combustion facilities.
EPA says builders can divert construction and demolition (C&D) materials from disposal by buying used and recycled products, practicing source reduction, preserving existing structures, as well as salvaging and reusing existing materials. Banned materials have to go to a facility that accepts them, so tell us when a load is mostly concrete, brick, metal or wood.
Sources
- MassDEP: Construction and demolition materials waste ban FAQ: “asphalt pavement, brick, concrete, metal, wood and clean gypsum wallboard”
- MassDEP: Construction and demolition materials waste ban FAQ: “took effect on July 1, 2006”
- MassDEP: Construction and demolition materials waste ban FAQ: “The disposal ban on clean gypsum wallboard took effect on July 1, 2011”
- MassDEP: Construction and demolition materials waste ban FAQ: “wood may be disposed of at municipal waste combustion facilities”
- US EPA: Best practices for reducing, reusing and recycling C&D materials: “divert construction and demolition (C&D) materials from disposal by ... salvaging and reusing existing materials”
Construction debris, answered.
Do you do recurring contractor pickups?
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Yes. We reserve standing windows per job site, any day of the week. Text us your schedule and we'll price a standing pickup.
Roofing shingles?
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Yes, priced by load weight. Text a photo of the pile for a locked number.
Construction debris near you.
- Furniture removalCouches $139 · loveseats $89
- Mattress disposalMattress $89–$129 · box spring $59–$99
- Appliance removal$79–$149 per appliance
- Garage cleanoutsFrom $209 · most garages $319
- Basement cleanoutsFrom $209 by the load
- Estate cleanoutsBy the load · full trailer $519
- Hot tub removalFrom $629
- Office cleanoutsOff-hours OK