Construction debris removal, hauled clean.

Renovation projects generate more debris than most people expect. A standard bathroom remodel pulls 1 to 2 tons of waste between the old tub, vanity, tile, drywall, and trim. A kitchen remodel doubles that. A whole home renovation can easily produce 5 to 10 tons. The local landfill charges by the ton for construction and demolition (C&D) debris in DFW, typically $50 to $75 per ton, plus a gate fee. Hauling it yourself in a pickup truck is one of the most expensive ways to do it once you factor in fuel, time, and your back.

Texas Junk Boyz handles construction debris two ways. For smaller jobs, we come and haul whatever is piled up. Flat rate by trailer volume. For larger projects, a dumpster rental ($449 to $649) usually makes more sense because you can fill it as you go without needing a labor crew every few days. We can help you pick which option fits.

We work with both DIY homeowners and licensed contractors. For active jobsites we can do weekly or daily pickup if the project is generating a lot of waste. For homeowners doing one room remodels, usually one big end of project haul is the cheapest path. Many of our contractor customers in Fort Worth, Crowley, Burleson, and Mansfield call us specifically because we are local, we answer the phone, and we show up when we say we will. National haulers and big franchise dumpster companies often miss windows, which is expensive when a remodel crew is waiting on the dumpster to be emptied.

On materials we can and cannot take, the rules are pretty simple. We handle drywall, wood, tile, flooring, fixtures, cabinets, doors, windows, insulation, and most mixed C&D debris. We do not take asbestos containing materials. If your home was built before 1980 and you are tearing out original tile, vinyl flooring, popcorn ceiling, or insulation, you should have it tested before we haul it. We can refer you to a local asbestos inspection service. We also do not take liquid paint, chemicals, oil, batteries, or pressurized cylinders.