Construction Debris Removal · Orlando, Orange County, FL
Construction Debris Removal in Orlando, FL
Big Rob's Hauling hauls construction and remodel debris across Orlando, FL, including Dr. Phillips, Pine Hills, MetroWest, Downtown, Conway and Lake Nona. Have the crew load a finished pile from $225 for a quarter trailer, or drop a 14-yard dump trailer for $400 for a job that runs several days. About 36 road miles from Davenport to the west side, farther to the east, usually next day. 118 five-star Google reviews.
5.0 · 119 Google reviews · Orlando, FL
Remodel debris in Dr. Phillips
Just west of Universal, Dr. Phillips is lakefront and upscale, and remodel debris is a usual call there. The cabinets come out, the floors come up, and the driveway ends up with a pile the homeowner wants gone before the neighbors notice. Drywall, lumber, trim, doors, carpet and all that cardboard from the new install go on the trailer at the flat rate.
If the pile is already there, the crew loads it and it's priced by volume: $225 for a quarter trailer, $350 for a half, $525 for three-quarters, $700 for a full. Sending a photo gets you a number first. Tile rides on the trailer too, but it adds a dump-fee charge, and Rob tells you that before anything's loaded.
Dropping a trailer on a tight Pine Hills lot
Older Pine Hills lots have a different problem: access. Mature trees and narrow gates shut out a roll-off truck, but a dump trailer goes where the pickup goes. One Pine Hills customer, on a junk cleanout, wrote about Rob backing a trailer through a narrow gate. Send a photo of your access, and he'll tell you whether the 14 or the 16-yard is the better fit.
A drop works when the job makes debris all week. The 14-yard is $400 and the 16-yard is $450, each for three days with two tons included. After that it's $40 per extra day and $70 per ton over. You book a rental at the posted price. Crew loading is what gets quoted.
Concrete, dirt and scheduling from Davenport
Concrete and dirt are the two things that don't go in a trailer, no matter how much room is left. They're too heavy, so Rob brings in partner dump trucks and recyclers and quotes that per job. If a pool deck is coming out too, tell him at the start. Shingles and clean wood are fine on the trailer.
Figure on 48 minutes each way from the yard to the west side, longer to East Orlando and Lake Nona. Rob books these as scheduled runs, so call a day ahead when you can see the end of the job coming. His Orlando area is the whole city, Downtown, Lake Nona and East Orlando included.
Proof
What a customer said about hauling jobsite debris
“Call these guys for junk removal! They are awesome came through for a quick pick up after a job with construction debris. If you want an easy process and good pricing go with these guys. Rob is a hard worker and will get the job done.”
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Questions
Construction Debris Removal in Orlando
Can you pick up remodel debris the day an Orlando job ends?
Plan on the next day. Tell Rob when you expect to finish, and he can line it up with a run ahead of time.
Should I book a trailer or have the crew load the pile in Orlando?
If the debris already exists, have the crew load it. If the job will keep making debris for days, a dropped trailer usually wins. Rob will tell you which fits your job.
Do you take concrete from an Orlando pool deck?
Yes, but not in a dump trailer. The crew breaks it up, and Rob's partner dump trucks and recyclers haul it out. That part is quoted per job, separate from your debris loads.
Ready for it to be gone from Orlando?
Orlando runs are scheduled, usually next day. Call, or text a photo of the pile and Rob sends back a flat quote.
5.0 · 119 Google reviews · Orlando, FL