Junk of Chesapeake hauls it away with dump trailers and hand tools, and brings lifting equipment for the heavy pieces. Describe the pile and you'll get a rough price right away; the firm figure follows once we've looked at the job.
What does construction debris removal cost in Chesapeake?
A quarter-truck load of construction debris runs $95 to $275 with Junk of Chesapeake in Chesapeake. That range is available on the first call, and the exact figure is set after we see the pile. Truck space and handling time move the price within it: the more of the trailer the debris fills, and the more hands-on the lifting, the higher it goes.
Light offcuts mostly take up room. Broken concrete and brick get lifted rather than tossed, so they cost more labor than the same amount of offcuts. The $95 to $275 range is for a quarter truck. A bigger pile fills more of the truck, and we'd quote it after seeing it.
Many projects also need yard waste removal. Shopping for junk removal in Chesapeake? Our home page has more.
Helpful next: What Junk Removal Costs and What Moves the Price
How do you move heavy concrete and brick without damaging my property?
We use lifting methods and equipment suited to the weight of the piece, so concrete and brick don't get dragged or dropped near your house, driveway or yard. Dump trailers and hand tools do the rest. The aim is to leave your property as we found it, minus the debris.
Leave the heavy pieces where they are. Moving a slab or a stack of brick is our job, and it's the reason the lifting equipment comes along. When you call, tell us if the pile sits close to a fence, a patio or a wall, so we plan the approach before we arrive.
Do I have to sort the pile before you come?
No, leave it mixed. Our crew sorts materials as they go onto the trailer, and recyclable material goes to suitable recycling facilities where possible. A pile of framing offcuts, brick and shingles doesn't need separating first. You won't be left guessing what goes where.
Mixed piles are normal here. Sunray has wood-frame houses and brick ranches, including some with asphalt-shingle side-gable roofs, so one repair job on a house like that can leave shingles, framing and brick all in the same heap.
When is it time to get the pile off the property?
Move it when the pile blocks your driveway, garage or yard, or when it has been sitting outside through a season. If the job isn't finished and you'll reuse some of the material, it's fine to wait. Scrap you've already written off isn't getting any better outdoors.
Winter freezes come now and then, and the ground moves as it freezes and thaws, so rubble left sitting can settle into wet ground and be harder to lift out. The water table in Chesapeake is the Columbia Aquifer, close to the ground surface and highly vulnerable to pollution, so we'd rather not see mixed debris sit on bare ground for months.
What happens when I call?
You describe the pile, and we ask what's in it, where it sits on the lot and how close a dump trailer can park. Weight and volume are ours to work out. Rough descriptions are enough to book a visit.
You don't have to commit on the call. We book a visit to see the pile, price it exactly, and load only after you agree. Call Junk of Chesapeake when you're ready to see the driveway again.
What the Job Includes
In detail, these are part of it:
- After loading, the crew clears and sweeps the work area.
- The customer describes the debris type and approximate volume so the crew can estimate the job.
You Might Also Need
Fast Scheduling
Call (757) 790-8664, and there's no obligation.