Construction & Demolition Debris Removal in Los Angeles

Yes — concrete, masonry, brick, drywall, lumber, flooring, tile, roofing, and fixtures. Heavy inert material like concrete is dense, so it fills a load tier faster than lighter debris; we'll factor that into your quote up front.

Yes. LA County requires most C&D debris to be recycled — 70% of mixed debris and 100% of soil under the 2024 update — through certified facilities, and CalGreen requires at least 65% diversion on permitted projects. We route your debris to certified processors, which supports the documentation tied to your final inspection and Certificate of Occupancy.

Yes — we do fast pickups between demo, rough-in, and finish so debris doesn't pile up or block the site. Contractors and remodelers with recurring jobs can set up repeat service; just tell us the cadence.

A crew does the loading for you. With a dumpster, your team still carries every piece of debris to the bin, the bin takes up the driveway or street for days, and you pay for the box whether it's full or not. Our haul-away clears debris in one visit — we load it, sweep up, and route it to certified recyclers — and works on tight sites with no room for a bin. You pay for the volume you actually fill.

Hazardous materials like asbestos, wet paint, and solvents need to go to a household hazardous waste drop-off; we'll haul everything else. Flag anything questionable when you book so we can quote the rest of the job accurately.

By volume in the truck, quoted before we start — no per-pound surprises. Because we take material to certified facilities, permitted hauling can also qualify for facility rebates that keep costs down.