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    Construction Debris Removal in Greater Boston & MetroWest Massachusetts

    The contractor finished the kitchen renovation and drove away — leaving the drywall, old cabinets, tile, and lumber piled in the garage. Republic Services won't touch construction debris. Renting a dumpster means waiting for delivery, pulling permits for street placement, and loading it yourself. We connect you with vetted crews who show up, load it all, and dispose of it properly — same day in most cases.

    What We Remove

    • Drywall and sheetrock — accepted in any quantity. Post-gut renovation drywall piles are one of the most common jobs we get from Newton kitchen and bath remodels.
    • Lumber and framing scraps — loose boards, cut-offs, demolition wood. We load it all.
    • Flooring — hardwood, laminate, tile, vinyl — including the adhesive backing and underlayment. If you're replacing original hardwood in a Brookline or West Newton three-decker, we take the pulled flooring with us.
    • Old cabinets and countertops — full kitchen tearouts accepted. We load what the contractor left behind.
    • Concrete, brick, and masonry — accepted, though heavy aggregate carries a disposal surcharge reflected in your on-site quote. Whether it's an old backyard patio in Waltham or foundation rubble from a Belmont basement project, we handle the heavy haul.
    • Insulation — standard fiberglass batt insulation accepted. Note: we do not remove or handle asbestos insulation or any suspected hazardous material.
    • Doors, windows, and frames — full tearouts from renovation projects accepted.
    • Old fixtures — sinks, toilets, vanities, tubs from bathroom renovations.

    How Construction Debris Removal Works

    1

    Send a photo or book online

    Snap a picture of the debris pile — the drywall stack in your Newton garage, the tile and cabinet heap from a Waltham kitchen gut, the lumber pile on the contractor's job site — and text it to us, or book a fast arrival window online. Photos help us quote volume accurately before we arrive.

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    Get an upfront, on-site estimate

    A vetted crew shows up, assesses the volume and material types (standard debris vs. heavy aggregate like concrete or tile), and gives you a confirmed all-in price before loading anything. The quote covers labor, loading, and disposal — no line items added after the fact.

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    We load, sweep, and haul

    Once you approve the price, we do the loading. We sweep up residual dust and debris, pack the truck, and haul everything to approved disposal or C&D recycling facilities in compliance with MA DEP rules. Most jobs are done in under two hours.

    How Pricing Works

    Construction debris pricing is based on volume and material weight. Standard renovation debris — drywall, lumber, flooring — is priced by how much truck space it occupies. Heavy materials like concrete, brick, and tile carry a separate disposal surcharge because of higher landfill and processing fees. You'll see both figures in your on-site quote before we load a single piece. No hidden fees added at the end.

    MA C&D Recycling Compliance

    Massachusetts bans certain clean construction materials from traditional landfills — including clean gypsum drywall, asphalt shingles, and brick. MassDEP regulations require these materials to be diverted to approved C&D recycling facilities rather than general waste disposal. Our vetted crews sort job site debris on-site to divert what can be recycled. This keeps your project in compliance with MA DEP rules and reduces overall disposal costs.

    For Homeowners

    You hired a contractor to renovate, but they aren't always responsible for hauling debris. Post-kitchen, post-bathroom, or post-basement finish — we clear the site so you can actually enjoy the finished space. Same-day and next-day scheduling available, with no need to load a dumpster yourself.

    For Contractors

    Keep your jobs clean and your clients happy. We work on a scheduled basis for contractors with ongoing projects — one call and we coordinate pickup timing around your workflow. We handle C&D sorting and recycling compliance so you don't have to manage it.

    Serving Greater Boston & MetroWest

    We serve Newton, Watertown, Waltham, Belmont, Brookline, Needham, Wellesley, and surrounding towns. Newton's high volume of Victorian and pre-war home renovations generates consistent debris demand. Chestnut Hill and West Newton kitchen and bath remodel activity is some of the highest in the region. We're on the ground here and ready to clear your site.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Will you take concrete and rubble?

    Yes. Concrete, brick, and masonry are accepted. Pricing may be higher for heavy materials due to disposal costs — we'll give you an upfront estimate.

    Do I need to sort the debris before you arrive?

    No. We sort on-site. If there are materials we can divert to C&D recycling, we do. You don't need to separate anything.

    How is this different from renting a dumpster?

    With a dumpster rental, you load it yourself, pay for delivery and pickup separately, and may need a street permit. We bring a crew, load everything, and haul it away in one visit — often the same day you call.

    Can you accommodate a contractor's project schedule?

    Yes. We work with contractors on scheduled pickups that fit your project timeline. Call to set up recurring or project-based service.

    Do you handle asbestos or lead paint materials?

    No. We do not remove, handle, or transport asbestos-containing materials or lead paint debris — these require licensed hazardous material abatement contractors under Massachusetts law. If you're working on a pre-1980 Newton or MetroWest home and suspect asbestos insulation, floor tiles, or pipe wrap, stop work and contact a licensed abatement contractor before calling us for debris removal.

    What size jobs do you handle — single rooms or full job sites?

    Both. We handle everything from a single bathroom tearout to multi-room renovation cleanouts and contractor site haul-offs. If you have an ongoing project with debris building up over time, ask about scheduled recurring pickups.

    Do I need to be home when you pick up the debris?

    Not necessarily. If the debris is accessible — in an open garage, driveway, or backyard — we can coordinate access with you and complete the job without you present. We confirm access details during scheduling.