Construction Debris Removal in Boston

Mixed renovation debris prices at $162 per cubic yard, flat and photo-quoted. Common tear-out items also price individually: drywall $50 per sheet or small bundle, lumber $55 per bundle, tile or flooring $45 per box, interior doors $55, toilets $86, a full kitchen cabinet rip-out $395. Concrete and masonry price by the quarter-truck at $295. Minimum job $75; loading, hauling, and disposal are all included.

For small and mid-size jobs, usually — a dumpster needs a street-occupancy permit on most Boston blocks, takes a resident parking spot your neighbors will not forgive, and you still load every pound yourself. We bring the truck, our crew does the loading, and you pay only for the volume you fill.

Yes — lath-and-plaster demo, old lumber, and trim from triple-deckers and brownstones are the classic Boston job. It is heavy material, so send photos and flag it as plaster; it prices honestly by volume with the weight already considered.

That is the job — most of Boston's housing stock has no elevator, and the carry down the back stairs is included in the flat price. No per-flight charge.

No hazardous materials: asbestos (common in older Boston buildings — testing and licensed abatement come first), lead paint waste, solvents, chemicals, or propane. Empty oil tanks are a special-handling item priced in the catalog ($620). If you are unsure about a material, send a photo before you book.

Same-day windows are often open when you book by mid-afternoon — around September 1, book a few days ahead like everything else in this city.