Drywall, framing offcuts, tile, roofing tear-off, and remodel waste hauled off your property or active job site. We load it, haul it, and sweep the area down so a crew or homeowner can keep moving toward inspection. Serving Mount Juliet and the surrounding Wilson County subdivisions.
Ask and we will show you our coverage up front.
We price the load on site and put it in writing.
Depending on how big the load runs, we usually clear it today or tomorrow.
We run the county every day, Mount Juliet through Lebanon.
Drywall and plaster, lumber and framing offcuts, tile and flooring, busted concrete and brick, roofing tear-off, old cabinets and countertops, plus the fixtures and trim a finish crew pulls. If it came out of a wall, a floor, or a roof during a project, it ends up on our truck. Sorting it for the right facility happens at our end, not yours.
Plenty of folks figure the remodel scrap goes out with the household trash. You strip the old tile, bag the broken drywall, stack the offcuts by the garage, and the route truck rolls right past all of it. Across Mount Juliet and Wilson County, standard residential collection skips construction waste entirely. A heap sitting in the driveway off Lebanon Road or Saundersville Road stays put until a hauler moves it, and that is the call we answer.
A tear-off heap in the driveway is more than an eyesore. Nail-studded framing offcuts and shattered tile are a hazard the second a kid or a delivery driver cuts across the yard. A spring storm can scatter loose roofing felt and drywall scrap across the lot and a neighbor's, and Middle Tennessee gets enough wind in tornado season to make that a real problem. When a final walk-through is scheduled, a cluttered site is exactly what holds up the inspector's sign-off.
This is constant around Mount Juliet right now. The building boom has crews remodeling kitchens and finishing basements in both the new subdivisions off Central Pike and the older homes near Old Lebanon Dirt Road, and sometimes the contractor wraps up and leaves the pile behind. The longer it stays, the more it costs in delay, in extra labor when the crew has to work around it, and in a stalled closing. One scheduled haul clears the lane so the next phase starts on time.
Each has its place. The deciding factors are how heavy the debris runs, who does the carrying, and how soon the lot has to be clear.
A dumpster rental works like this: you book a roll-off, fill it over time, and the company collects it when you are done. That suits a long, slow remodel where a container can sit in the driveway for a week or two while scrap builds up.
We pull up, walk the debris, lock the price, and load it into the truck. No container in the driveway, no tonnage limit, no hauling boards to the curb yourself. Same-day when we can, or staged around the crew.
Remodel waste does not all belong in one bin. Clean framing lumber and offcuts get pulled for reuse or recycling where it makes sense. Broken concrete and brick go to a separate aggregate processor. Clean drywall and plaster route to the facilities that take them. Tile, mixed flooring, and general scrap go to the transfer station. Roofing tear-off rides its own stream, and old cabinets and countertops are sorted by what they are built from.
Heaped together in a garage on a Wilson County job, that load gets heavy and awkward fast, and a single soaked layer after a storm can drag the whole pile down. Doing the separating up front is part of every pickup, so a transfer station does not turn the truck around for a mixed or wet load. That sorting happens on our side, which means a homeowner near Providence or a crew finishing a job off Beckwith Road is not the one paying twice to fix it.
From your first call to the loaded truck pulling off, here is how it runs. Four plain steps, nothing sprung on you.
Call or text (615) 701-6608 and run through what the project produced. Drywall, framing offcuts, tile, roofing tear-off, or the whole mix.
We slot a time around the crew, usually same-day or the next morning. On longer local builds we stage repeat loads.
Before anything gets picked up, we look over the pile and set a firm number. The heavy material counts too: concrete, old cabinets, countertops, tear-off.
We sweep the area so the crew or homeowner can move toward inspection. The load goes to the right facility for each material.
What we hear most from homeowners and contractors while they are still lining up a pickup.
Construction debris hauled today or tomorrow, anywhere in Mount Juliet and across Wilson County. We work around live job sites, price flat right where the pile sits, and send each material to the facility that handles it.
Got more than remodel scrap piling up? Our own crew handles every kind of junk removal there is.
Sofas, mattresses, dressers, and tables carried out from any room, no curb drag required.
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We unhook and cart away fridges, washers, dryers, water heaters, and the like.
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Top to bottom, we empty a whole house for estates, downsizing, or a move-out.
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Downed branches, brush, yard trimmings, and what a storm leaves behind, all hauled off the lot.
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Worn-out tubs and spas get unhooked, broken down, and hauled away from the patio or deck.
Learn more →Based in Mount Juliet, our crews run daily routes through Wilson County and the Nashville commuter belt. From a single bathroom tear-out to a full gut, a finished contractor job to a homeowner DIY, the price is set in writing on-site. No per-mile surcharge, no "out of our area" runaround.
