Construction Debris Removal in Clermont, FL

Jobsite trailer drops for Clermont remodelers along US-27

The most-read Google review Rob has came from a Clermont jobsite. The contractor found far more refuse than he'd planned for, the roll-off wasn't coming, and Rob had a dump trailer there the same day and helped load it. That's the model for Clermont contractors: a 14-yard ($350) or 16-yard ($400) trailer on the site for 3 days with 2 tons included, swapped when it's full, no account, paid per haul.

Same day was possible that time because a truck was already in Lake County. Clermont is 49 minutes from the yard, so plan on next day, and ask. Rob groups Clermont with Minneola and Groveland, so a booked trailer arrives on the morning run without anyone paying for an empty drive.

Remodel debris from the hillside homes off West Montrose Street

The older grid between downtown and Waterfront Park is established homes on sloped lots, and those get renovated a room at a time. Kitchen cabinets, doors, drywall, carpet, old flooring and paneling ride at the flat rate. Tile rides too, with an extra dump-fee charge. The hillside is the wrinkle: Rob checks the driveway grade when he quotes and chocks the trailer, or the crew hauls the pile straight off instead of leaving a trailer on a slope.

Rental refits in south Clermont

The subdivisions along US-27 toward Four Corners were built as vacation rentals, and they get refit between bookings. Owners who live elsewhere text photos, Rob quotes by the trailer, and the crew works from a gate code. A refit pile from a four-bedroom rental usually runs a half trailer at $350; add the flooring from every room and it's a full at $700. Concrete pool decks, pavers and fill dirt stay out of the trailers; those go through his dump-truck partners.