Construction and Renovation Debris Removal for Contractors

Construction debris doesn’t wait. An active job site producing debris faster than the dumpster fills means you need responsive removal — not 5-day lead times. Junk Nurse works with Aurora-area contractors as an on-call partner: same-day pickups when needed, dumpster delivery on tight schedules, and the documentation general contractors and developers require. Here’s how the relationship works.

Two Service Models for Contractors

Junk Removal (Crew-Loaded)

Our crew arrives, loads debris into our truck, hauls. Best for:

• End-of-project cleanups
• Specific item removal (old fixtures, appliances)
• Small to medium debris volumes
• Sites with no space for a dumpster
• Time-sensitive removal when staging isn’t an option

Dumpster Rental (Self-Loaded)

Roll-off dumpster on site. Crew loads continuously. Best for:

• Active multi-day projects
• Demo phase of renovations
• New construction framing/finish debris
• Sites with adequate space and access

Many contractor projects use both — a dumpster for the main demo and ongoing debris, plus a junk removal pickup at end of project for final cleanup items.

Types of Construction Debris We Handle

Demolition

• Drywall and plaster
• Lumber (2x4s, plywood, OSB, framing)
• Flooring (carpet, tile, hardwood, laminate, vinyl)
• Cabinetry and built-ins
• Doors, windows, frames
• Insulation (fiberglass, foam, cellulose)
• Trim, baseboards, casing

Renovation

• Old appliances (refrigerant recovery for fridges/freezers)
• Old fixtures (sinks, toilets, tubs)
• Old cabinetry
• Old flooring removed during refresh

New Construction

• Cardboard packaging (appliance boxes, fixture packaging)
• Plastic wrap and protective material
• Lumber off-cuts
• Drywall scraps
• Pipe and conduit off-cuts
• End-of-project cleanup

Specialty

• Scrap metal (HVAC ductwork, conduit, brackets)
• Concrete and brick (clean-fill considerations)
• Roofing debris (shingles, underlayment)
• Yard debris from site grading

What Construction Debris We DON’T Handle

Hazardous Materials

Asbestos requires licensed abatement (never a regular debris hauler). Lead-painted debris from pre-1978 homes follows EPA RRP rules — the debris itself goes in regular construction loads, but the work must be done by RRP-certified contractors.

Liquid Waste

Paint, solvents, fuels — county hazardous waste programs handle these.

Refrigerant-Containing Equipment Without Recovery

Old refrigerators, freezers, AC units — refrigerant must be recovered first. We coordinate this as part of our service.

Same-Day Service for Contractors

Active job sites need responsive vendors. Junk Nurse prioritizes contractor calls for same-day service when:

• Called before 10 AM
• Job is within standard service area
• Standard volume (not requiring multiple trucks)

For larger same-day needs, we scale crew and equipment as feasible.

Scheduling for Multi-Phase Projects

Standing Schedule Slots

For contractors with predictable debris production (one job site producing debris twice a week, for instance), we set up standing pickup slots — every Tuesday and Friday afternoon, for example. No call required, just shows up.

Project-Based Scheduling

For specific projects, we schedule based on the project timeline:

• Demo phase: dumpster on site, frequent pickups if needed
• Rough construction: minimal removal needed
• Finish phase: smaller dumpster or junk removal pickup
• Punch list: final cleanup haul

Just-in-Time

For contractors juggling multiple sites, just-in-time delivery of dumpsters and pickup of full ones keeps work moving. We coordinate routing to fit your schedule.

Documentation for General Contractors and Developers

COI

$1M general liability COI standard. Naming additional insureds (building owner, GC, developer) on request.

Waste Tracking

For projects pursuing LEED certification or developer sustainability requirements, we provide waste diversion documentation:

• Volume hauled
• Materials separated (metal, concrete, donations)
• Routing to recyclers vs. landfill
• Disposal facility documentation

Billing Documentation

Detailed invoices appropriate for project cost coding. Itemized by date, location, scope. Aligned to contractor billing cycles.

Working With Subcontractors

Many contractors have subs (electricians, plumbers, HVAC) generating debris on the same site. Some questions to coordinate:

• Who’s responsible for sub debris — the sub, the GC, or split?
• Should subs use the same dumpster as the main contractor?
• Who pays for the haul?

We work with whatever billing arrangement the GC sets up — direct to subs, through GC, or split.

Aurora-Area Contractors We Work With

Without naming specific clients, Junk Nurse partners with:

• Residential renovation contractors
• Commercial general contractors
• Specialty trade contractors (flooring, roofing, drywall)
• Property management maintenance contractors
• Custom home builders
• Multi-family construction firms

Volume Pricing for Contractor Accounts

Established contractor accounts typically get:

• 10–20% off standard rates based on volume
• Standing scheduling slots
• Net-30 billing
• Priority same-day service when available
• COI on file with no per-job request

How to Set Up a Contractor Account

1. Call (630) 294-1340 to discuss your typical projects
2. Confirm service types needed (junk removal, dumpster, or both)
3. Establish pricing and billing terms
4. COI on file with your office
5. First job scheduled

Cost Estimates for Common Contractor Jobs

Junk Removal Pickups

• End-of-project cleanup (single load): $200–$500
• Old fixture/appliance removal: $150–$400
• Site-clear job (multiple loads): $500–$1,500

Dumpster Rentals

• 10-yard: $250–$350
• 15-yard: $300–$400
• 20-yard: $375–$475

Account Pricing

Volume pricing applies after multiple jobs per month. Specific rates negotiated based on volume.

Learn more on our commercial junk removal page or read about commercial junk removal pricing.