Rehab Debris · Fountain Square & Garfield Park
Debris Removal in Fountain Square
New owners are opening up century-old cottages and doubles all over Fountain Square, and every rehab starts with a pile: plaster and lath, the old kitchen, a basement full of whatever the last owner left. We haul it by the truckload — a quarter truck is $241, a pulled cabinet set $293.
Indiana’s First Commercial Historic District
Fountain Square is named for the fountains that have stood where Virginia Avenue, Prospect Street and Shelby Street meet. Three National Register districts were listed here in 1983, and it was Indiana’s first commercial historic district.
Next door, 128-acre Garfield Park is the oldest city park in Indianapolis, home to George Kessler’s Conservatory and Sunken Gardens. The cottages, doubles and old commercial buildings around both are where the rehab work is.
Fountain Square Debris Prices
| Load / item | Flat price |
|---|---|
| Quarter truck | $241 |
| Half truck | $431 |
| Full kitchen cabinet set | $293 |
| Bathtub (fiberglass) | $90 |
| Drywall (per sheet or bundle) | $37 |
Tear-Outs and Basements
During the Rehab
Book a pickup after each stage — demo, then the kitchen, then the bath — so the alley and the front walk stay clear.
The Basement Nobody Emptied
Cottage basements often come with the house’s leftovers. We carry them up and add them to the same load.
Fountain Square Debris FAQs
Can you haul plaster and lath?
Yes. Bagged or loose, it goes by truck-fill — $241 for a quarter of the truck.
Do you pick up from the alley?
Yes, if the truck fits. Let us know about tight turns or low wires when you book.
Can you come back for each stage of a rehab?
Yes. Each pickup is its own quote, so debris never piles up for long.
Do you also clear out basements in Garfield Park?
Yes. Basement contents are carried up and can share a load with the renovation debris.
Keep the Rehab Moving
Photograph the pile and get a truck-fill price.
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