Construction Debris Removal in Four Corners, FL

Flooring, cabinets and lanai tear-outs in the US-27 rental subdivisions

The vacation-rental stock around the US-27 and US-192 intersection is old enough now that the first flooring and kitchens are coming out. A management company redoes six houses at once and every one leaves the same pile: tile in bags, laminate in stacks, cabinet boxes, a lanai screen frame, the cardboard from the replacements. Rob's crew hauls the pile from the garage in one visit and the driveway is clear before the cleaner walks through.

Tile is the Four Corners special. It rides, but carries an extra dump-fee charge, and a whole house of it gets heavy fast. A single bath's tile is a quarter load; every floor in the house is usually a full trailer on weight. Send a photo and Rob quotes it right, not low.

Keeping the HOA off your back during a Four Corners remodel

The communities here watch the curb. A pile of drywall on the driveway draws a letter, and a steel roll-off on the street draws a fine. Rob's answer is a 14 or 16-yard dump trailer inside the driveway, dropped for the 3 days of the job, then gone. Two tons included, $40 an extra day, $70 a ton over. Because the addresses here read Davenport, Clermont or Kissimmee depending on the county, tell Rob the community name and he'll find it.

Which county's rules apply to a Four Corners job?

Four counties, four landfills, but one number for you. Rob picks the facility on the route and the flat price already covers the dump fee. Concrete and dirt don't ride in the trailers regardless of county; those go through his dump-truck partners, priced per job. If the pile is bigger than the photo showed, Rob says so on site and quotes the next size before loading, not after.