Construction & Yard Debris Removal in Gainesville, GA
Leftover lumber from a remodel, a pile of brush, or broken concrete in the backyard? In Gainesville, we load it up and haul it away.
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Construction & Yard Debris Removal in Gainesville
Gainesville is our home base and the Hall County seat, right on Lake Lanier. 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
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.
Doing it yourself in Gainesville
Here's how local pickup and drop-off rules look as of September 2026:
Curbside pickup in Gainesville won't take construction debris, blocks, bricks, rocks, dirt, stumps, or tires. (City of Gainesville)
The county landfill won't take yard debris or large construction debris like concrete and asphalt. Concrete, brick, dirt, and tree debris can go to a private inert landfill instead. (Hall County)
Burning brush in Hall County takes a residential burn permit and is only allowed from October 1 to April 30. (Hall 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 Gainesville: what we see most
Gainesville remodel piles turn up in two kinds of places. In the older in-town neighborhoods off Green Street and around Brenau, we are usually hauling out of a basement or a narrow driveway: plaster and drywall, original windows and doors, carpet from every room, and a kitchen's worth of cabinets stacked on the porch. Out Thompson Bridge Rd and Dawsonville Hwy the piles sit in a garage or beside a shed, and they are rental houses as often as not. A landlord replaces flooring and a bathroom between tenants and ends up with tile, a tub, a vanity and forty bags of debris. We also get the yard side after summer storms roll off Lake Lanier: limbs down across a fence, a brush pile too big to deal with, fence boards snapped by a falling oak. We load it all, sweep up, and go.
Gainesville contractors who skip the dumpster
Many of our Gainesville debris calls come from small contractors and handymen. A bathroom remodel or a flooring job does not justify a dumpster rental and a week of a steel box in the customer's driveway, but it is more than a pickup bed will hold. We show up when the job wraps, load straight from the pile, and the homeowner never sees a dumpster. Working several houses around town? Text us photos from each and we will schedule them the same week.
What construction and yard debris removal costs in Gainesville
We price by how much room the pile takes in our trailer, not by the hour. A full trailer load starts around $650 when we can back up close to the pile. Lumber, broken concrete, dirt and wet yard debris weigh more than household junk, and the landfill charges by weight, so those loads cost more. We tell you that up front.
Gainesville questions
Can you take old windows and doors with the glass in? Yes. Usable ones go to donation instead of the landfill.
Do you haul debris out of a Green Street basement? We do. Stairs take longer than loading from a garage, so we price it a little higher and say so.
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