Construction Debris Removal Charlotte
The City of Charlotte’s trucks don’t take construction debris, and that’s exactly what a bungalow renovation produces: plaster and drywall, old cabinets, flooring, a torn-out bathroom. We load it and haul it, priced by truck-fill — $241 for a quarter truck, $431 for half.
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Loose debris goes by volume; heavy materials and bulky pieces have their own prices.
| Item / load | Price |
|---|---|
| 1/4 Truck | $241 |
| 1/2 Truck | $431 |
| Full Truck | $732 |
| Drywall (sheet / small bundle) | $37 |
| Kitchen Cabinet Set (rip-out) | $293 |
| Bathroom Vanity | $69 |
| Toilet (detached) | $64 |
| Concrete / Masonry (per 1/4 truck) | $219 |
Leftover paint cans go on the quote as their own line.
Plaza Midwood began as a streetcar suburb in 1910; NoDa grew around the Highland Park Mill No. 3 village from about 1903; Wesley Heights and west Charlotte have bungalows from the 1920s to the ’40s. Renovating any of them fills a truck fast.
Doing it yourself over a few weekends? Pile it in the garage or the driveway and book one pickup at the end, or several as you go.
Between phases, we clear the site so the next trade can start. Each load is quoted from photos before we arrive.
Charlotte is a heavy-canopy city, and big storms leave a lot on the ground. Hurricane Hugo reached the city in 1989 with sustained winds of 69 mph, and the December 2002 ice storm affected about 1.3 million people.
Priced by volume. Yard waste on its own is $88 per cubic yard.
Downed sections, posts and panels, loaded from the yard.
A small disassembled shed is $186; larger structures are quoted from photos.
Soaked furniture, carpet and boxes from a flooded garage or crawlspace.
Not an option: construction debris isn’t accepted in the City of Charlotte’s regular collection.
The county’s Foxhole center at 17131 Lancaster Highway is Mecklenburg’s drop-off for construction debris, if you can haul it there yourself.
Makes sense for a long gut renovation, as long as you have driveway space for weeks.
Loaded by the crew, quoted from photos, no container sitting in the driveway.
Most jobs price by truck-fill: $241 for a quarter truck, $431 for half and $732 for a full load. Concrete and masonry are $219 per quarter truck because of the weight.
No. Construction debris is excluded from the city’s regular collection.
Yes. A full cabinet rip-out is $293, or individual units are priced separately.
Yes. Yard waste is $88 per cubic yard, and larger storm clean-ups go by truck-fill.
Yes. Each pickup is quoted from photos, so you can schedule clears between phases of a job.
No. North Carolina lists debris removal from construction sites and real property as exempt.
No. Loose debris is fine; bags just make a pile easier to photograph and estimate.
Photograph the pile — flat price back before a truck is sent.
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