Construction & Yard Debris Removal in Hall County, GA
Leftover lumber from a remodel, a pile of brush, or broken concrete in the backyard? We load it up and haul it away, so you don't have to rent a dumpster or make trips to the landfill.
Fill out the form below for a free quote, or call or text 678-224-1606.
Debris removal in Hall County and nearby towns
We haul away construction debris, brush, and broken concrete from homes and job sites in Gainesville, Flowery Branch, Oakwood, and the rest of Hall County, plus nearby North Georgia towns.
Debris we haul away
Construction and remodeling debris
Leftover lumber and building materials
Brush, limbs, and bagged yard waste
Broken concrete, brick, and pavers
We can't haul hazardous materials like paint, chemicals, fuel, oil, pesticides, or asbestos. If you're not sure about something, just ask.
Debris removal in Gainesville and Hall County: remodel scraps, roofing and yard waste
Debris differs from household junk in one way that matters: weight. A trailer of old furniture and a trailer of wet drywall take up the same space, but the drywall weighs far more, and the landfill charges us by weight. So we ask what's in the pile when we quote. Here's what we haul from remodels and yards, who calls us, what we can't take, and how the price comes together.
Construction and remodel debris
Most remodel piles are a mix, and we load all of it in one visit:
Drywall scraps and broken sheets
Lumber, trim and framing offcuts
Carpet and pad, vinyl, laminate and hardwood flooring
Old cabinets and bathroom vanities
Roofing shingles and underlayment
Shingles, lumber and other dense material are priced by weight, so tell us what's in the pile when you text photos. Cabinets that come out whole and still have life in them are set aside for donation.
Yard debris, brush and limbs
Brush piles, fallen limbs, bagged leaves and shrubs pulled during landscaping all go in the trailer. Yard debris is where many people get stuck, because the Hall County Landfill doesn't take it, so a truckload of limbs has nowhere obvious to go. Our Hall County dump guide covers what the county does and doesn't accept. Cutting long limbs down to a few feet lets us pack the trailer tight, and a tight load keeps your price lower.
Who calls us for debris pickup
Contractors and subcontractors who would rather keep their crew working than load up and drive to the landfill, or who need the driveway clear before a final walkthrough.
Landlords clearing out old carpet, fixtures and broken blinds after a turnover repair.
DIY remodelers who spent the weekend tearing out a bathroom or kitchen and now have a garage full of drywall and cabinets.
What debris removal costs
Debris is priced by how much of our trailer it fills, then adjusted for weight. A quarter trailer starts at $250, a half trailer at $400, three quarters at $525 and a full trailer at $650. Concrete, dirt, brick and shingles are priced by weight, and lumber and yard debris cost more than those starting prices because they're heavy. For example, half a trailer of carpet, pad and old cabinets stacked in a garage starts at $400; the same half load of shingles would cost more. See our pricing page for every load size.
Debris removal questions
Is this cheaper than renting a dumpster? It depends. For a remodel that makes debris for weeks, a dumpster can make sense. For a finished pile, we load it in one visit and nothing sits in your driveway.
The old deck is still standing. Is that debris removal? Standing, it's a demolition job, starting at $800. Torn apart and stacked, it's debris removal, priced by trailer space and weight.
Can you take leftover paint or chemicals? No. We don't take paint, chemicals, hazardous waste or asbestos. If old flooring or siding might contain asbestos, have it tested before the tear-out.
Can you come more than once during a long remodel? Yes. Book a pickup after demo and another at the end. Each visit is quoted on what's in the pile.
How it works
Text us a few photos or send them through the form on this page, and we'll give you a free quote.
We show up, do all the lifting and loading, and set aside anything that can be donated.
We haul everything away and leave the space swept clean.