We haul the leftover pile away so you can move around and use the space again. This service is for anyone finishing a project in Athens-Clarke County who needs the site cleared.
When Your Site Needs Clearing
It's time for a haul-out when building materials spill past the work area and block doors, driveways, or yard access. Piles of cut-offs, old trim, and stripped fixtures turn into a tripping hazard and slow down the next phase. Athens-Clarke County sits in climate zone 3A, a warm, mixed climate, so lumber and drywall left outside pick up moisture and get heavier and harder to handle.
We come when the demo or building work is finished, or mid-project if the pile has grown too big to work around.
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How We Estimate the Load
Before we load a single board, we look at the size of the pile and how close we can park our large-capacity hauling truck. You don't have to guess what fits or drag anything to the curb. We check what was torn down or built, note the heavy or bulky pieces, and plan the load by volume.
If the job is a full tear-down, the demolition permit has to be secured and the utilities cut off and capped at the street before demolition can begin, so our haul-out follows that step. On a designated historic property, a certificate of appropriateness is also required before the tear-down starts.
How We Clear the Site
Our crew does the lifting straight from your yard, garage, or work space. We use a heavy-duty dolly to move dense bundles of framing lumber, stacked drywall, and boxed debris out to the truck.
Once the load is secured, we're not done. We remove stray nails and other fasteners from the cleared area so nobody steps on sharp metal, then complete a final walkthrough of the cleared work area to confirm every scrap is gone.
Load Pricing and Cost Drivers
We price by how much space your debris takes up in the truck. A ¼-truck construction-debris load typically runs $90 to $275. Call us and we can give you a typical range on the phone, then confirm the exact number once we see the pile.
Where you land depends on the total volume, the weight of the material, and how long it takes to load from where it sits.