Kitchen and bathroom renovations generate debris fast — old cabinets, drywall, tile, subfloor, and the odd broken toilet. A bin on-site keeps the driveway and yard clear while the crew works, instead of piling scrap along the fence line.
Drywall and flooring tear-out is heavier than it looks once it's stacked in a bin, which is exactly why we don't nickel-and-dime you with weight surcharges on top of the flat rate — the price we quote is what you pay for a normal renovation load.
The 10-yard usually covers a single bathroom gut. For a kitchen with cabinets, flooring, and drywall, most homeowners go with the 15-yard.
Yes — drywall, tile, subfloor, and cabinetry are all standard renovation debris we take. Just keep it to construction material, not household hazardous waste.
Our flat rate covers standard renovation loads for the bin size you book. If a load is unusually heavy for its size, we'll always talk to you before charging anything extra.
The 2-week rental covers most single-phase renovations. If your project runs longer, let us know and we'll arrange an extension.