Construction Debris Removal Pittsburgh
When a Lawrenceville row or a North Side townhouse gets gutted, the old kitchen, the bathroom and the torn-out walls have to go somewhere — and City curbside collection doesn’t take construction waste at all. We haul it by the load: a quarter truck is $241, a cubic yard of debris $120.
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Mixed rehab debris is easiest by volume. Heavy single pieces from old houses have their own prices.
| Item / load | Price |
|---|---|
| Construction Debris (per cu yd) | $120 |
| Full Kitchen Cabinet Set | $293 |
| Cast-Iron Bathtub | $185 |
| Cast-Iron Radiator | $123 |
| Drywall (per sheet / bundle) | $37 |
| Carpet Removal (per room) | $71 |
| Concrete / Masonry (per 1/4 truck) | $219 |
| 1/2 truck | $431 |
Pre-war Pittsburgh houses give up cast-iron tubs, radiators and other heavy fixtures during a rehab. They’re heavy enough to need their own line on the quote.
Steel items go to scrap recycling wherever possible.
The City of Pittsburgh’s bulk program lists construction waste among the things it won’t collect, and Mt. Lebanon’s contracted hauler turns it away too.
Carpet and fencing are the one near-exception inside the City: they can go out in bundles light and short enough for a crew to hand-lift. Everything else from a remodel — drywall, cabinets, tile, fixtures — needs a hauler or a dumpster. A load pickup avoids a dumpster sitting on a narrow street for a week.
No. Construction waste is on the City’s list of items it doesn’t collect curbside.
By volume — $120 per cubic yard, or $241 for a quarter truck. Photos of the pile set the number.
Yes, for $185, carried out of the bathroom and down the stairs.
Yes. Masonry is heavy, so it’s billed per quarter truck — $219.
Yes. Tell us about alley access when you book and the truck will use it.
Yes. Contractors and homeowners book the same way, and repeat pickups can be scheduled through a project.
Send a picture of the debris and the flat price follows.
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