Construction Debris Removal in Kissimmee, FL

Gut-remodel debris from Kissimmee's 1970s and 80s ranch homes

The ranch neighborhoods between US-192 and John Young Parkway are forty and fifty years old, and they're getting gutted: popcorn ceilings, paneling, original cabinets, the floors under two layers of carpet. A whole-house strip fills more than one trailer. Rob has hauled multiple full loads out of one Kissimmee house, so he plans two trailers when the photos call for it.

Drywall, paneling, cabinets, doors, carpet and laminate all ride at the flat rate. Tile rides with an extra dump-fee charge. Asbestos is a no: if a test came back positive, that's an abatement company's job, not a dump trailer.

Rental refits and flips off Poinciana Boulevard and in Buenaventura Lakes

Investors buy the ranch stock, redo it in three weeks, and rent it. A 14-yard trailer ($350) or 16-yard ($400) in the driveway for the 3-day demo window with 2 tons included is the usual setup, swapped once when the flooring comes out. The trailer fits driveways from Buenaventura Lakes to the vacation-home subdivisions along US-192, and it stays off the street. Pay per haul, no account, and the swap comes the same day you call when a truck is already on the loop.

Builder pickups and what stays out of the trailer

Kissimmee is 27 minutes out via the Poinciana Parkway, on the loop Rob's trucks run all day, so a sub who calls before noon usually has packaging and offcuts gone that afternoon. No accounts, pay per haul. A busted slab, a pool deck or a pile of fill dirt doesn't ride; Rob prices that through his dump-truck partners. Say what's in the pile when you text. Cabinets and drywall are one number; a stack of tile is that number plus the dump fee, and Rob tells you both before the truck rolls.