Construction Debris Removal in Minneola, FL

Builder closeouts in the Hills of Minneola

Del Webb, Lennar, Meritage and Dream Finders are all building at once off Hancock Road, and each closeout leaves the same thing on the lot: pallets, shrink wrap, drywall offcuts, cut studs, leftover fence panels. A super who wants it gone before the walk calls Rob for a 14-yard ($350) or 16-yard ($400) trailer dropped on the lot for 3 days with 2 tons in the price. When it fills, he swaps it on his next Lake County run. No account. Each haul is paid when it's done.

Hillside lots are the local problem. The elevations here run to about 312 feet and a trailer on a grade rolls. Rob checks the slope when he quotes, chocks the trailer, and picks a level spot on the lot when the driveway won't hold it.

Remodel debris from the older block homes near Lake Minneola

Old Minneola is small block houses near the lake, and those are getting gutted as new money moves in. Cabinets, doors, paneling, drywall, carpet and the old flooring ride at the flat rate. Tile rides with an extra dump-fee charge. A slab, a busted driveway or fill dirt don't go in the trailer; Rob prices those through his dump-truck partners. Send photos room by room. A gutted kitchen and a bath run a half trailer at $350; a whole house of it is a full at $700 or a trailer drop.

Planning a Minneola pickup around the Turnpike work

Rob comes up US-27 through Four Corners and Clermont, about 47 minutes, and groups Minneola with Clermont and Groveland stops. The Turnpike widening between SR-50 and the Minneola interchange doesn't change that route. Book a day ahead and the trailer is on your lot the next morning.