Quick answer
What is construction site cleanup?
Construction site cleanup is the removal of the debris a building, remodeling, roofing or landscaping project leaves behind. Junk Removal And Hauling loads and hauls concrete, brick, asphalt, wood, drywall, metal, shingles, dirt and green waste from residential and commercial job sites, recycling materials whenever possible. It’s for homeowners and contractors across San Diego County.
Debris and Construction Waste Removal
Whether you are a homeowner planning a roofing, landscaping, or remodeling project, or a contractor bidding on a construction or demolition project, one thing is certain: you will have a lot of debris at the end of your project.
With our pleasant and reasonably priced removal service, Junk Removal And Hauling can help you get rid of that junk. We work with a wide range of materials, from concrete and brick to wood, drywall, metal and roofing.
We offer concrete and brick disposal near you, and a timely, dependable and friendly construction trash disposal service for commercial and residential projects of all sizes. We recycle everything from wood planks to bricks, cement, obsolete appliances, and even kitchen sinks!
Junk Removal And Hauling has served San Diego County since 2001, so construction materials and debris will be off your hands in no time.
Construction Materials We Haul
Concrete
If you’re doing foundation work as part of a remodeling job, you’ll probably end up with mounds of cracked and fractured concrete. Fortunately, our team is on hand and ready to assist you in removing concrete of any form or size.
Concrete disposal is priced depending on weight, unlike our regular rubbish removal services. When we come out for your booked appointment, we’ll be sure to discuss this with you.
Asphalt Disposal
Asphalt is 100% recyclable, in case you didn’t know. Asphalt pavement and shingles that are no longer needed can be recycled and utilized in roads, driveways, and walkways. We’ll gladly assist you if you don’t want to spend the time dealing with suitable asphalt disposal on your own.
Scrap Wood Disposal
One of the most typical waste products is wood during a remodeling job. Used wood and demolition trash can often be re-milled into new lumber or pulverized into wood chips for use as an engineered board, environmentally friendly logs, or mulch.
Scrap Metals
We collect scrap metal from construction sites, a simple way for homeowners and companies to get it recycled.
Drywall Disposal
The majority of building trash is mixed up with drywall scraps. The gypsum core of drywall, on the other hand, makes getting rid of it difficult.
We can quickly remove your drywall, and we recycle used drywall whenever possible.
Recycling and Disposal Tips for Construction Debris
What Types Of Construction Debris & Waste Can Be Recycled?
Concrete, metals, lumber, tile, plastics, porcelain, masonry, rock, insulation, carpet, and drywall are just a few of the materials that can be recycled.
If you wish to dispose of construction waste items yourself, check with your local facility to see if they would accept it. Also, keep in mind that hauling trash on your own can be challenging, especially if you have a significant amount to haul.
How To Dispose Of Concrete
You may end up with heaps of undesired concrete all over your home if you’re installing a foundation or building a wall. Thankfully, there are various other options for disposing of concrete that do not involve filling a landfill.
Here are some ideas for dealing with old concrete:
- Transport it to a construction and demolition trash disposal center.
- Give it to a local construction supply store.
- It can be advertised for free or for sale on the internet.
- Engage the services of a professional rubbish removal business.
- It’s a good idea to provide it to a company that specializes in recycled materials.
- Offer it for free on your curbside.
- It can be repurposed for home renovation projects.
- Place it in a dumpster that you’ve rented.
- Concrete slabs that haven’t been used have worth. Consider all of the alternate disposal possibilities in your area before tossing them in a landfill.
Can Concrete Be Recycled?
Yes, it is possible! Concrete is crushed into tiny bits and refined through multiple filtration processes when it is recycled. Pavement, asphalt, building foundations, new concrete, mulch, wire, and oceanic reef habitats are all made from refined products.
How To Dispose Of Scrap Wood
Whether or not wood has been treated determines how it should be disposed of. It can be collected with curbside pickup in some towns, taken to a recycling facility, sold as timber, or reused if it isn’t treated. The wood cannot be recycled if it has been pressure treated, lacquered, painted, or otherwise polished. Rather, it should be used as lumber or disposed of in a landfill.
How To Dispose Of Bricks
Bricks, like concrete, are frequently too heavy and bulky to be discarded in a conventional garbage can. When discarded in sufficient quantities, this non-biodegradable substance takes up a significant quantity of valuable landfill area.
Here’s how to dispose of your old bricks responsibly:
- Check to see if the bricks are still in good shape.
- Donate your usable bricks to a materials exchange organization in your area.
- Free bricks can be found online or in your neighborhood.
- Take your bricks to the landfill if they aren’t usable.
- Bricks are one of the most durable and useful building materials available for both large and small structures. If you can’t use them in your own DIY projects, consider giving them out to be repurposed rather than throwing them away in a landfill.
How To Dispose Of Drywall
Drywall, often known as sheetrock, is one of the most easily recycled or repurposed construction materials. If you are unable to reuse, sell, or donate your old drywall, the next best option is to recycle it. Many municipalities refuse to take drywall in their regular recycling programs. You can, however, contact to see whether it’s accepted on bulk pickup days, or you can take it to a recycling center. It can be put in a landfill if it is not approved.
Other Construction Waste We Haul
- Concrete
- Porcelain
- Tiles
- Plastics
- Wood
- Metals
- Rocks
- Insulation
More Debris We Remove
Concrete
Although notoriously heavy and difficult to dispose of, concrete is a widespread construction material used in everything from buildings and foundations to sidewalks and yard ornaments. If you’re working on a construction, renovation, or landscaping project that requires breaking up concrete, let us transport it away for you and save your truck and back.
Stone & Brick
Bricks, which may weigh up to 5 pounds each, and paving stones, which can weigh up to 10 pounds each, are two more typical but heavy materials. Fortunately, Junk Removal And Hauling’s expert staff are up to the task and can quickly and effectively remove all of your stone and brick garbage.
Drywall
Drywall is made mostly of gypsum and paper, which, while safe on their own, can promote microbes in landfills, especially when mixed with green trash. Recycling is a far better alternative because these organisms can turn gypsum into a nauseous-smelling gas. We will not only remove your drywall but also ensure that it is properly recycled at a place that accepts this type of material.
Metal
Aluminum framing, steel nails, beams and girders, copper piping, and other metals are all removed. We make sure it’s disposed of appropriately, including recycling it whenever possible, whether it’s rusted through or in perfect condition.
Shingles & Roofing Materials
We transport shingles, clay tiles, corrugated metal, and other building materials. If it goes on a roof, we can haul it away and dispose of it properly. For bigger roofing jobs, ask about our roofing dumpsters.
Dirt, Sand & Gravel
Many landscaping and building projects require loose materials like dirt, sand, gravel, and mulch, which are difficult to dispose of. Our courteous crews remove it from your property when the garbage truck won’t.
Green Waste
“Green garbage” includes organic items such as sticks, limbs, grass clippings, plant detritus, and more. While the trash guy will pick up small amounts of this debris, large amounts will necessitate additional arrangements. Allow us to come and remove it for you, restoring your yard to its former glory.
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We also remove debris that isn’t on this list. Just ask. We take care of both residential and commercial debris and are always ready to provide prompt and courteous service.
How It Works
- Request your estimate. Tell us what needs to go. Call (619) 777-5533 or request a free estimate online.
- Get an upfront price. On the day, our crew reviews your items and gives you a price before any work starts.
- We clear it out. We handle the loading, hauling and cleanup, sweep the area, then donate, recycle or properly dispose of everything.
Serving San Diego County
Junk Removal And Hauling has served homes, businesses and job sites across San Diego County since 2001. We provide construction site cleanup throughout the area, from the coast to North County and East County communities. See the areas we serve or call (619) 777-5533 to confirm service at your address.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have to bring everything outside first?
No. Just point, and we’ll take care of the rest. Our crew removes items from wherever they are: any room, the garage, attic, basement or yard.
How is concrete and heavy debris priced?
Dense materials such as concrete, dirt, tile and sand are priced separately from regular junk removal, based mainly on weight. We’ll discuss this with you when we come out for your appointment.
What happens to the items after pickup?
Loads are hand-sorted at our warehouse. We donate what can be reused, recycle what can be recycled and take the rest to appropriate disposal facilities.
