Construction debris.

Construction debris is priced by volume, which means how much room your load takes up in the truck, not by the hour and not by the bag. A room's tear-out is a small load; a whole renovation is a big one. You get your number on site, standing next to the pile, before anything is lifted. If it doesn't work for you, we leave and there's nothing to pay.

Every week. Contractors get us back as many times as the build needs, on the same number, so nobody has to re-explain the site. Tell us the phase you're in when you call and we'll fit the pick-ups around it.

Yes — broken concrete, brick, block, tile and stone all travel. They are heavy, so say roughly how much there is when you call and we'll send the right truck rather than two.

Same day in most cases. Call (408) 202-9877 and if the day is already full we'll tell you straight on the phone instead of booking you and not turning up. Housing a site for a week costs more than the load does.

We load it. Offcuts, sheet goods, buckets and bags come out of the room, down the stairs and onto the truck, and the space is swept before we leave. You point at the pile.

Hazardous waste is the one thing we can't carry. Paint, solvents, adhesives, motor oil, asbestos and medical waste have to go to a hazardous waste facility, because the transfer stations we use won't accept them. Tell us what's on site when you call and we'll say yes or no before we drive out.

Yes. A homeowner mid-remodel with a pile on the driveway is a normal call, and it's usually the same week. One room, one load, gone.

If it fits in the truck it goes in one visit, and a full load is a full truck whatever is in it. A big enough site is two loads, and we'll tell you which when we see it rather than after we've started.