Renovation Debris Removal in Metro Atlanta: Kitchens, Baths, Decks, and Flooring

Updated October 4, 2026 • 5 min read

A remodel makes a lot of debris fast. Whether you are a homeowner doing it yourself or a contractor finishing a job, here is how to clear it without a dumpster sitting in the driveway for weeks.

Renovation debris with lumber, trim and bags in a driveway — Real jobs completed by the Big Boys crew. See more of our work

Driveway cleared after renovation debris removal — Real jobs completed by the Big Boys crew. See more of our work

What remodel debris we haul

Big Boys provides construction debris and renovation cleanup services, including:

Kitchen cabinets, countertops, and sinks
Drywall, trim, doors, and lumber
Carpet, padding, vinyl, and laminate flooring
Tile, vanities, tubs, and toilets
Deck boards and fence panels

Paint, solvents, and chemicals

Contact our team to confirm accepted materials and disposal requirements for paint, solvents, chemicals and other potentially hazardous waste.

Haul-away vs. a dumpster

A dumpster works for long, multi-week projects. For a single remodel or the end of a job, haul-away is usually simpler: no driveway permit, no damage to the driveway, and the crew does the loading. You can also book a pickup at each phase, like demo day and final cleanup.

How pricing works

Debris is priced by how much trailer space it takes, from $99 for 1/8 of a trailer to $649 for a full trailer, plus the $49 area service fee. You see the price before you book. Heavy materials like tile can affect how much fits in one load.

Prep the pile

Pile debris in one spot the truck can reach, such as the driveway or garage. Pull out nails or bag sharp scraps when you can, and tell us about stairs or long carries.