Construction & Demolition Debris Removal in Tampa Bay

Do you take drywall and renovation debris in Tampa?

Yes. We haul drywall, lumber, ripped-out cabinets and vanities, countertops, busted tile, laminate and hardwood flooring, trim, doors, old fixtures, and general remodel waste. We take mixed loads too, so the demo pile and the household junk can go in the same trailer. Paint we can take by special request, so ask first. We cannot take solvents, oil, fuel, or any liquid hazardous material.

Do you tear down buildings, or just haul the debris in Tampa Bay?

We haul the debris. Ready 1 Dump Trailers is a hauling service, not a demolition contractor - we do not tear down walls, structures, sheds, or buildings. Once the teardown or gut is done, whether you did it yourself or a contractor did it, we load the pile and haul it to a licensed disposal facility. If you still need the actual demolition performed, hire a licensed demo contractor for that part and call us for the cleanup.

What demolition and teardown debris can you haul away?

After a gut or teardown we haul drywall and plaster, lumber and framing, ripped-out cabinets and vanities, busted tile and backer board, laminate, hardwood, and vinyl flooring, old doors and windows, fixtures, and general demolition debris. Concrete, brick, and block are fine within the 12-inch stack limit for axle weight. Paint goes by special request, so mention it when you call. We cannot take solvents, oil, fuel, liquid hazardous material, asbestos or regulated abatement waste, and we do not haul scrap metal.

Can my crew load the trailer over a week instead of scheduling a pickup?

Yes. Drop the self-load trailer on the jobsite and your crew fills it across the job. Base price is $400, the first ton is free, and each additional ton is $100. It sits on the driveway instead of tearing up the yard, and for most single-project remodels it usually needs no permit. When you are done, we haul it. This is the roll-off dumpster alternative most Tampa Bay contractors actually want.

How much does it cost to haul off a full remodel or gut?

Full-service loading runs by how much of the trailer the debris fills: $150 for a quarter trailer, $300 for a half, $450 for three-quarters, and $600 for a full trailer. A kitchen or bathroom gut usually lands in the half to three-quarter range; a whole-house remodel or interior tear-out is often a full trailer or a second pull. You get the tier before we start, in writing, off a photo or a quick walk-through.

Is there a limit on concrete, brick, and tile in the trailer?

Yes. Heavy materials like concrete, brick, block, and rock stack only 12 inches high in the trailer because of Florida DOT axle-weight limits, and demo work tends to produce a lot of it. Tile and thinset count toward that weight. If you have more than a 12-inch layer, it usually means a second pull rather than one overloaded trip. We tell you up front so there is no surprise on the day.

Do I need a permit for a dump trailer on my Tampa Bay jobsite?

For a trailer sitting on your own driveway or private property for a single project, you usually do not, which is one reason a dump trailer beats a roll-off dumpster on smaller jobs. Rules differ by city and HOA, and a trailer left in the public right-of-way can be a different story. If you are not sure, call and we will talk through your situation before we drop anything.