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Construction Debris Removal in Central Kentucky

Drywall, lumber, roofing, renovation waste and the pile at the back of the site. This is a trade service rather than a household one, and it is scheduled like one.

  • Booked around your programme: between trades, not when we are free
  • We load. Your crew does not spend an afternoon on it at trade rates
  • Repeat accounts get the same crew and a standing arrangement

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Licensed · Bonded · Insured · EPA compliant

On a site, the clear is a programme item

Clearing a site is not the same job as removing a sofa: the buyer is different, the constraint is different, and the cost of getting it wrong is different.

A household pile

No deadline, and it is your own time

Somebody clearing a garage chooses when it happens and nothing downstream depends on it. If it slips a week, nothing else slips with it. That is most junk removal and it is priced and scheduled accordingly.

Perfectly good service. Different job.

A jobsite

A date, and other trades behind it

A site that is not clear on Thursday means the flooring crew stands down on Friday, and that costs considerably more than the clear did. The service being bought is the certainty, not the truck.

Which is why we ask for your date rather than our next free slot.

How construction debris removal works

Four steps, no obligation, and you only pay for work completed.

Send the programme, not just the pile

The address, a photo and the date the site has to be clear by. We work back from the date.

Booked into the gap

Between trades where we can, so the clear is not the thing holding the next crew up.

Loaded by us

Your crew stays on the work they are being paid for rather than spending an afternoon barrowing.

Site left workable

Cleared and swept enough for the next trade to start, not just emptied.

What we clear off a site

Crown’s own category, repositioned: this is a service sold to the person running the job, not to a householder with a pile.

Garage bay filled with construction and renovation debris

Drywall & Plaster

Bulky, dusty, and heavy in volume

Offcuts, strip-out waste and board from a renovation.

Pulled fence boards stacked for removal

Lumber & Timber

Including treated timber, which cannot be burned

Framing offcuts, old joists, decking and treated timber.

Roofing & Shingles

Heavy, and priced by weight

Tear-off shingles, felt and roofing waste.

Truck bed loaded with rolled carpet and debris

Renovation Waste

The commonest jobsite pile

Mixed strip-out material from a remodel or a fit-out.

Between-Trade Clears

What the next trade actually needs

The site cleared so the next trade can start on time.

What construction debris removal costs

Published ranges, because almost nobody in this market will give you a number before a site visit. You get a firm figure before anything starts and only pay for work completed.

A single load $100 to $280

A modest pile from a small job. Priced as standard junk removal.

A typical jobsite clear $280 to $640+

The common one: a renovation’s worth of mixed material.

A full strip-out’s waste $640+

Larger volumes, or a site cleared repeatedly through a programme.

Volume
How much of the truck it fills, which is how this is priced.
Weight
Roofing, plaster and masonry are heavy, and weight moves the disposal cost.
Access
Whether the truck reaches the pile, or it is barrowed out to the curb.
Timing
Between-trade slots are worth booking ahead. A same-day call competes with whatever is already in the diary.

These are Crown’s published junk removal ranges, which is what jobsite debris is priced on. If you would rather load it yourself over several days, a 15-yard dumpster at $280 to $540 is the other way to do this and is sometimes the cheaper one.

Very hard workers that cleaned out a whole house that was trashed and filthy. Very polite and considered. Would definitely recommend this company!
Eric J. Paris, KY
Very quick from contact to in home to remove some flooring. Once on site they got straight to work and did an outstanding job! Very reasonable price for the work done. Will continue to use them for all future needs.
Sean S. Georgetown, KY
Extremely helpful and nice, was hired for land clearing and site preparation they removed pesky honey suckle. Definitely going to hire them in the future.
Kolton T. Lexington, KY

The questions we get asked

Answered properly rather than deflected to a phone call.

Not sure it’s this job?

Send two or three photos. If it is really a different service we will say so and point you at the right page. It costs you nothing either way.

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Is this cheaper than renting a dumpster?

It depends on how you work, and we will tell you which suits rather than pushing one. A 15-yard dumpster is $280 to $540 with delivery and pickup included, and it sits on site for a standard 7 to 10 days while your crew loads it at their own pace. We are $100 to $640 and up, and we do the loading. If the waste appears steadily over a fortnight, take the dumpster. If it appears in one afternoon and has to be gone before the next trade, take us.

Can you work around our programme?

That is the whole point of this being a trade service rather than a household one. Tell us the date the site needs to be clear rather than the date you would like us there, and we schedule backwards from it. On a repeat account you get the same crew, who learn your sites and your access, which removes most of the phone calls after the first job.

Do you take treated lumber and roofing?

Yes to both, and treated lumber is worth a specific word: if the material came off a deck built before 2004 it is very likely CCA-treated, and EPA guidance is explicit that preservative-treated wood should not be burned in a residential setting. That rules out the disposal route people reach for first, which is a large part of why haul-off is a service rather than a favor. Roofing is heavy and prices on weight rather than volume.

What will you not take?

Crown’s published list is short: asbestos and regulated hazardous material, medical or biohazard waste, fuel, solvents and pressurised tanks, and standing trees over roughly twenty feet. Paint, chemicals and tires are taken at an additional charge rather than refused. On a renovation site the asbestos line is the one worth raising early: if the building is old enough for that to be a question, it needs answering before anyone loads anything.

Which areas do you serve?

Lexington and the surrounding counties: Lexington, Georgetown, Nicholasville, Richmond, Frankfort, Winchester, Versailles and Paris. Contractors working across more than one town generally set up a standing arrangement rather than booking per site, which schedules better and means the crew already knows how you work.

Get a price on your site clear

The address, a photo and the date the site has to be clear by. We work back from the date rather than quoting from our own diary.

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