Serving Cincinnati · Dayton · Hamilton · Middletown
Drywall, flooring, cabinets and lumber from the remodel — hauled without a dumpster.
What this job looks like
The remodel is done, and the garage is full of what came out: old cabinets, a toilet, torn-out carpet, drywall offcuts and boxes of broken tile. Instead of renting a dumpster that sits on your driveway for a week, we load it all into the dump trailer and haul it in one trip.
A rented roll-off dumpster sounds simple until it arrives. It sits on your driveway for days, it can mark the concrete, some HOAs do not allow it, and you or your contractor still have to carry every piece of debris out and throw it over the side.
Our 7×14 high-wall dump trailer comes when the debris is ready and leaves full the same day. The crew does the carrying and loading, and nothing sits outside overnight.
This is the one place our pricing works differently from a household job, and it is worth understanding before you get a quote. We price by how much space the load takes up in the truck — but a quarter load of household junk is $225, while a quarter load of dense construction material costs more.
Same space, more weight, more labor to carry, and higher disposal fees at the other end. Concrete, brick, dirt, tile, plaster and roofing shingles are the heavy ones. Tell us what the debris is made of when you send photos, and the quote will reflect it honestly.
Most of our debris jobs are homeowners who did the demo themselves — a kitchen or bathroom gutted over a few weekends — and now need the evidence gone. We carry it out of the house or the garage, however it has been piled up.
If you are the contractor, the same logic applies: a crew that clears the site at the end of a phase can cost less than paying your own people to drive loads to the transfer station. Tell us the project schedule and we will work to it.
Real job
Drag the handle. Same camera position, same day — before we started and after we left.
See more before & afters
What it costs
By the space it takes in the truck — the same way we price every job. You get the number before we start, and you pay when we’re finished.
Minimum
From $125
A small, standard pickup — our minimum starting charge.
⅛ load
$150
A few bulky items or a small pile.
¼ load
$225
A single room’s worth of household items.
½ load
$400
A garage bay or a small basement.
¾ load
$550
A large garage, shed or attic.
Full load
$725
A full truck or trailer — most whole-house cleanouts start here.
Our $125 minimum is a starting charge for a small, standard pickup — not a single-item price. Some individual items, like pianos, large sectionals or extremely heavy pieces, are quoted separately because of their size, weight, labor or disposal requirements.
What changes the price, and what’s included
10% off for veterans and seniors, and curbside pickups may qualify for less.
Reviews
Every review we’ve published is five stars, and our crew gets named in them by first name. That’s the part we’re proudest of.
Marlon & Son are a fantastic pair. They showed up as scheduled and cleared all debris in record time.
Glenn Parrish
Reliable and does the work that you ask of him and his crew.
Tiffany Jones
Great to work with. Fast response time, came within a couple days.
Vicky Richardson
Get a price
Send a few photos and your ZIP and we’ll come back with a number — usually within five minutes.
Send a couple of photos and we’ll price it fast. We usually reply within 5 minutes.
Your request is in. Someone from our crew will get back to you shortly — usually within about five minutes during our hours (Calls 7 days · 7am–10pm).
Need it sooner? Call (513) 935-1400 and a real person will pick up.
FAQ
Yes. They are heavy materials, so they cost more than the same space of lighter debris because of the weight, the labor and the disposal fees. We will quote them honestly from photos.
Yes — that is the core of most remodel cleanups. Drywall, carpet and pad, laminate, tile, cabinets, countertops, vanities, toilets and tubs all go.
Wet paint, solvents, hazardous chemicals and other flammable materials. Cans of dried-out paint are fine. If there is anything you are not sure about, send a photo and ask before we arrive.
No. We carry it out of the house, basement or garage. If it is already piled in the driveway, that saves time and can bring the price down.
Yes. For a renovation that produces debris in stages, we can clear it at the end of each phase instead of letting it pile up.
Send a few photos and we’ll price it fast. If it’s easier, just call — a real person picks up.
