Construction & Yard Debris Removal in Braselton, GA

Leftover lumber from a remodel, a pile of brush, or broken concrete in the backyard? In Braselton, we load it up and haul it away.

Fill out the form below for a free quote, or call or text 678-224-1606.

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Construction & Yard Debris Removal in Braselton

Braselton spreads across Jackson, Barrow, Gwinnett, and Hall counties. We haul away construction debris, brush, and broken concrete all over town.

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.

How it works

  1. Text us a few photos or send them through the form on this page, and we'll give you a free quote.

  2. We show up, do all the lifting and loading, and set aside anything that can be donated.

  3. We haul everything away and leave the space swept clean.

Doing it yourself in Braselton

Here's how local pickup and drop-off rules look as of September 2026:

  • Braselton is spread across Jackson, Barrow, Gwinnett, and Hall counties, so which landfill and permit rules apply depends on your address. (Town of Braselton)

  • Jackson County has a transfer station on Landfill Drive in Jefferson instead of a public landfill. Weighed loads cost $75 per ton, prorated, with a $5 minimum. (Jackson County)

  • The transfer station won't take asbestos, chemicals, liquids, utility poles, or pressurized tanks. (Jackson County)

Or skip the loading, the trips, and the sorting. Send us a few photos and we'll give you a free quote.

Construction and yard debris removal in Braselton: what the new subdivisions send us

Braselton has grown fast, and most of our debris work here comes from new houses being made into homes. Within a year or two of moving into a subdivision off GA-211 or GA-53, people finish the basement, fence the backyard, pour a patio and put in landscaping, and each project leaves something behind: lumber and drywall offcuts, empty pallets, broken pavers, a pile of dirt and sod, and the plastic pots from fifty shrubs. The HOA notices follow close behind. We also hear from the trades. A fence crew doing three houses on one street does not want a dumpster in front of a customer's house, so they stack the debris in the garage and text us. Out toward Chateau Elan the remodels are bigger, with full kitchens, built-ins and tile coming out, but the job is the same: load it, sweep up, and leave.

Contractors and subcontractors working Braselton

If you are a contractor working in Braselton and the job is too small for a dumpster, or the HOA will not allow one on the street, we are the alternative. We can come at the end of the job or between phases, load from the garage or the driveway, and you never pay a week of rental on a box that sits half empty. Text us photos as the pile builds and we will schedule around your install dates.

What construction and yard debris removal costs in Braselton

Our price is based on how much of the trailer your debris fills. A full trailer load starts around $650 when we can back up to a garage or driveway. Drywall, cabinets and pallets are light for the space they take. Dirt, broken pavers, concrete and lumber are heavy, and the landfill charges by weight, so those loads cost more. We say so when we quote.

Braselton questions

Can you take a pile of dirt and sod from a patio project? Yes. Dirt is one of the heaviest things we haul, so it is priced on weight.

Can the builder's leftover materials be donated? Some. Full sheets, unopened tile and usable doors go to donation; scraps go to the landfill.

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