Debris Removal · Plaza Midwood
Debris Removal in Plaza Midwood
Redoing a hundred-year-old bungalow fills the driveway fast — plaster, trim, a vintage tub that didn’t make the cut — and the backyard shed is usually full too. The city won’t collect construction debris, so we haul it: a quarter truck is $241, a small shed taken down $186.
A 1910 Streetcar Suburb, Revived
Plaza Midwood was first established in 1910 as a streetcar suburb, about a mile east of Uptown between Hawthorne Lane and Briar Creek Road. It declined after the 1950s and revived from the mid-1990s into one of Charlotte’s most diverse and eclectic neighborhoods.
Future CityLYNX Gold Line streetcar stops are planned here. Meanwhile the bungalows keep getting renovated, and the shops along Central Avenue keep turning over.
Plaza Midwood Debris Prices
| Item / load | Flat price |
|---|---|
| 1/4 truck | $241 |
| 1/2 truck | $431 |
| Storage shed (small, disassembled) | $186 |
| Drywall / plaster (sheet or bundle) | $37 |
| Bathtub (cast iron) | $185 |
Bungalows and Storefronts
Backyard Sheds
Emptied, and if you want it gone, the shed itself taken apart and hauled — small sheds at a flat price.
Central Avenue Shops
Shelving, counters and fixtures from a storefront between tenants, loaded quickly so the new tenant can start.
Plaza Midwood Debris FAQs
Can you tear down and haul a backyard shed?
A small shed, disassembled, is $186. Bigger outbuildings are quoted from photos.
Will the City of Charlotte take renovation debris?
No. Construction debris isn’t part of the city’s regular collection.
Do you remove old cast-iron tubs?
Yes. A cast-iron bathtub is $185; the crew brings the manpower it needs.
Can you clear a Central Avenue storefront?
Yes. Send photos of the space and the fixtures for a flat quote.
Clear the Project Pile
Photograph the debris — flat price before any truck is sent.
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