Construction & remodel debris
Construction Debris Removal in Northwest Arkansas
A clean jobsite moves faster and stays safer. We haul off remodel and construction debris for contractors, flippers, and DIY homeowners — so your crew keeps building instead of making dump runs.
Debris we haul
The stuff that goes
For safety and by law we cannot take hazardous materials — no asbestos, wet paint, solvents, or fuels. Ask us and we will point you to the right disposal.
Contractor who needs scheduled or recurring pickups? See commercial junk removal.
- Lumber, framing & offcuts
- Drywall & plaster
- Flooring, tile & carpet
- Cabinets, countertops & fixtures
- Siding, trim & roofing tear-off
- General jobsite scrap
How it works
Simple, upfront, done in a visit
Tell us the load
Text photos of the debris pile. We price it upfront by the space it takes.
We load & haul
Crew loads the trailer and clears the site — no dumpster rental or permits to manage.
Back to building
Site left clear so the next phase can start.
When people call us
When it’s time for construction debris
- A kitchen, bath or flooring job left a pile of tear-out.
- A flip or rental rehab needs the debris gone between phases.
- A contractor wants the site cleared without managing a dumpster.
- A weekend project got bigger than the trash cart.
How construction debris is priced
Debris is priced upfront by the space it takes in our trailer. Photos of the pile, and what’s in it, get you the most accurate number.
Disposal fees are included in the price we give you.
Get a Free EstimateLocal rules
Remodel debris and city pickups
Most curbside programs treat remodel debris as someone else’s problem. Here’s what the official pages say.
- Rogers: GFL doesn’t pick up construction or demolition debris, and names toilets, boards, plywood and cabinets as examples.
- Springdale: The bulky pickup limits construction materials to 2 cubic yards.
- Fayetteville: The free curbside pickup excludes treated lumber, concrete slabs, ceramic toilets and sinks, and railroad ties. At the Transfer Station drop-off, paneling is limited amounts only, and no contractors.
From City of Rogers: GFL Curbside Waste, City of Springdale: Bulky Waste Program and City of Fayetteville: Bulky Waste, checked September 30, 2026. Rules and fees change, so confirm with your city before you set anything out. Chums is not affiliated with any city, district or hauler.
Common questions
Construction Debris questions
Do you work with contractors on a schedule?
Yes. Call or text and we will work around your build. Same-day pickup may be available when the schedule allows.
Is this cheaper than renting a dumpster?
Often, for one-time or mid-project hauls — you only pay for the space your debris takes, with no rental, permit, or haul-away fees to manage. Text photos for a price. Compare a dumpster rental and a one-trip haul.
What construction debris can you not take?
No hazardous materials — asbestos, wet paint, chemicals, solvents, or fuels. We can point you to the proper disposal for those.
Can remodel debris go out with city bulk pickup?
Usually not much of it. Rogers’ GFL pickup won’t take construction or demolition debris at all, and Springdale limits construction materials to 2 cubic yards. We haul the pile, priced by the space it takes.
Do you pull up old carpet?
We pull up old carpet, or haul carpet that’s already up. Pulling it up is priced into the job.
Do you haul concrete?
Yes. Concrete has its own page, because it’s heavy and each job is priced on its own. See concrete removal.
Related question: How to get rid of construction debris?
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Ready when you are
Ready for construction debris removal?
Text a photo of what needs to go and get an upfront price — no site visit, no obligation.