Construction Debris Removal Indianapolis
Indianapolis turns out two main kinds of debris: rehab tear-outs from century-old cottages on the near side, and the boxes and builder leftovers that pile up in brand-new subdivisions out in Westfield, Whitestown and McCordsville. We load it by volume — a quarter truck is $241, a full truck $732.
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Most debris jobs price by how much of the truck they fill. A few heavy materials have their own rate.
| Load / material | Price |
|---|---|
| Quarter truck (4 cu yd) | $241 |
| Half truck (8 cu yd) | $431 |
| Three-quarter truck (12 cu yd) | $587 |
| Full truck (16 cu yd) | $732 |
| Concrete / masonry (per quarter truck) | $219 |
| Full kitchen cabinet set | $293 |
| Carpet removal (per room) | $71 |
| Contractor bag | $41 |
Plaster and lath, old kitchens and bathroom fixtures from Fountain Square cottages or near-southside doubles. We work around your contractor’s schedule so the dumpster-sized pile doesn’t block the alley for weeks.
Flattened appliance boxes, packing foam, leftover trim and the builder’s odds and ends in the garage of a new subdivision home. Usually a quarter or half truck.
By volume: $241 for a quarter of the truck, $431 for half, $732 for all sixteen cubic yards. Photos set the exact number.
Yes. Masonry is heavy, so it’s priced per quarter truck at $219. For a large masonry demolition, a roll-off container can be the better fit, and we’ll say so.
Yes. A full cabinet set that’s already been pulled from the walls is $293.
No. We haul what’s been torn out; the tear-out itself is your contractor’s job.
Yes, when the alley is wide enough for the truck. Tell us about any tight turns when you book.
Yes, at $30 per gallon can or $52 per five-gallon bucket, because it needs separate handling.
Yes. Each pickup is quoted on its own, so you can clear debris at each stage instead of letting it pile up.
Photograph the pile — a truck-fill price comes straight back.
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