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Request online or call 650-367-7644 to get on the calendar for a San Francisco property.
Full-service C&D haul-away
Construction Debris Removal San Francisco
Point to the leftover wood, drywall, cardboard and concrete at a San Francisco home or job site. Eco-Dumpster loads it, sweeps the work area, and hauls construction debris so nails, dust and trip hazards leave with the crew.
- We load and sweep the work area
- Homeowners and contractors
- Same-day or next-day when available
- Zero landfill policy for C&D
Veteran-foundedLocal grit and hands-on service in business since 2006.
Fast, simple request
Tell us about the construction leftover in San Francisco.
Share your contact details and a short description of the debris. Mention wood, drywall, concrete or access notes so the crew can plan the visit.
- Describe the leftover and about how much
- Note stairs, garages or tight access
- Ask about same-day or next-day availability
The leftoverWe load
We sweepFull-service site cleanup
We load the leftover and sweep the work area for homeowners and contractors.
Drywall dust, nails in the floor and leftover lumber make construction cleanup a poor DIY job. A cluttered San Francisco site is also a trip hazard—dusty floors get slippery, and cables across a room catch feet.
Full service means the crew does the sweaty loading. Immediate work areas are swept so nails and scrap are not left behind for the next trade, or for a tire in a garage.
- 1Trip hazards and nailsDebris on the floor is cleared so the site is safer to walk and work.
- 2Dust, cables and leftoverDrywall dust, stray cables and mixed scrap leave with the load.
- 3Load plus sweepHomeowners and contractors get a full-service haul, not a bin dropped and left.
A straightforward process
From the calendar to a swept work area.
You approve the number from the pricing sheet before anything is loaded. Payment is taken after the sweep, then the equipment leaves so you can get back to the project.
Twenty-minute heads-up
The crew calls about 20 minutes before arrival, then evaluates the leftover against the pricing sheet.
You approve, we load
Work starts only after you are satisfied with the estimate. The crew loads and sweeps the immediate work area.
Pay and we leave
Visa, Mastercard, Amex, check or cash. Equipment is removed so you can continue your day.
What we haul
Wood, cardboard, drywall, metal and dense leftover from the job.
Most San Francisco sites mix several waste types. Tell us what is in the pile—framing scrap, sheetrock, boxes, studs or concrete—so the crew can plan loading and recycling.
Wood
Framing scrap, boards and other wood leftover from residential or commercial work.
Cardboard
Appliance boxes and packing cardboard, which is recyclable and kept out of mixed trash when practical.
Drywall and gypsum
Sheetrock leftover is separated at a specialty facility and recycled primarily as soil amendment.
Steel and metal
Metal studs, conduit and other metallic debris are source separated for recycling.
Plaster and concrete
Dense leftover is hauled, but it is priced differently from wood and cardboard. Concrete is crushed to base rock or sand at recyclers.
Mixed job-site leftover
If the pile is mixed, describe it. When source separation is not possible on site, C&D is still sorted at an approved recycling center.
Please note: plaster, concrete and other dense materials are priced separately from standard construction leftover. Share those details in the request so the team can quote from the right line on the pricing sheet.
Pricing sheet, then your approval
Dense leftover has its own number. Partial loads are pro-rated.
Estimates are taken from Eco-Dumpster’s pricing sheet after the crew sees the debris. You approve before loading starts. If the last load of a project does not fill the bin, you pay for the amount loaded—not for unused space.
Dense materials such as concrete, plaster, dirt and gravel cost more to load, transport and recycle. That line is $164.00 per cubic yard, with a 1 yard minimum. A concrete truck load is generally about 4 cubic yards, depending on density.
Request a Free EstimateAccess, loading and recycling
Garages, interiors and backyards. Zero landfill for C&D.
Not every San Francisco haul is curbside. Crews load from underground parking, inside buildings and backyards. When truck clearance is a problem, a smaller pickup moves debris out to the Eco-Dumpster—the same approach used on a Mountain View garage job.
LoadWheelbarrows, bins and muscle; skid steer or bobcat if needed.
SortWood, metal, cardboard and concrete segregated when practical.
RecycleSorted by Eco-Dumpster or an approved C&D recycling center.
Construction and demolition loads follow a zero landfill policy. Same-day or next-day service is offered when the calendar allows. Filling a bin often takes about two hours; stairs, dense shoveling and narrow access slow that down, so a fixed job time is not promised.
Prefer to load it yourself? A self-service Eco-Dumpster is a 5-day rental with a 3-ton lift. Dense materials are not allowed in that bin. You load; Eco-Dumpster delivers, picks up, then sorts, recycles, donates and disposes of the load.
From real jobs
Leftover on the floor. Loading in the bin. Equipment on the street.
Photos come from Eco-Dumpster construction-debris jobs—mixed leftover, garage access, the cubic-yard measure used for dense material, and the branded bin.
Mixed C&D leftover
Underground garage access
One cubic yard
Crew and Eco-Dumpster equipment2006In business since
VeteranFounded and operated
Local2397 Spring St, Redwood City
Full serviceLoad, sweep and haul C&D
Local experience
Veteran-founded construction debris removal for San Francisco, based in Redwood City since 2006.
Eco-Dumpster is based at 2397 Spring St, Redwood City, CA 94063. The company grew from the JunkGeneral operation and a hands-on approach to hauling. Call 650-367-7644 to talk through leftover at a San Francisco property.
This page is for construction debris removal in San Francisco—full-service loading and sweep for homeowners and contractors, with a zero landfill policy on C&D loads.
San Francisco homesSan Francisco contractorsWood and drywallMetal and cardboardConcrete and plasterGarages, interiors, yards
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Frequently asked questions
Questions before we haul the leftover?
If the pile includes dense material, stairs or tight garage clearance, include that in the request or call the team.
How does construction debris removal work?
Book online or call 650-367-7644. The crew calls about 20 minutes before arrival, evaluates the debris against the pricing sheet, and starts loading only after you approve. The work area is swept, then you pay by Visa, Mastercard, Amex, check or cash and the equipment leaves.
How much does dense construction material cost?
Plaster, concrete and other dense materials are $164.00 per cubic yard with a 1 yard minimum. Standard wood, cardboard and similar leftover is quoted from the pricing sheet. Partial loads are pro-rated so you pay for the amount loaded. Concrete is generally about 4 cubic yards per truck load, depending on density.
What construction materials do you haul?
Wood, cardboard, drywall and gypsum, steel, metal studs, conduit and other metallic debris, plus plaster, concrete and other dense leftover. Drywall is recycled as soil amendment at a specialty facility. Metal is source separated. Concrete is crushed to base rock or sand at recyclers.
Do you offer same-day construction debris removal in San Francisco?
Same-day or next-day service is available depending on the schedule. Loading often takes about two hours to fill a bin. Stairs, dense shoveling and narrow access slow the work, so Eco-Dumpster does not quote a fixed job time.
What if the dumpster is only partly filled?
Partial loads are pro-rated. You pay for the amount of debris loaded, not for an unused full bin.
Can you work in garages, buildings and backyards?
Yes. Eco-Dumpster loads from underground garages, inside buildings and backyards. When truck clearance is an issue, a smaller pickup is used to move debris out to the Eco-Dumpster, as on a Mountain View garage job.
What happens to the construction debris?
Eco-Dumpster has a zero landfill policy for construction and demolition loads. Material is sorted by the crew or taken to an approved recycling center. Wood, metal, concrete and cardboard are segregated when practical.
Can I load the dumpster myself?
A self-service Eco-Dumpster is available as an alternate. The rental is 5 days, the lift capacity is 3 tons, and dense materials are not allowed. You load it yourself. Eco-Dumpster delivers, picks up, then sorts, recycles, donates and disposes of the load. Duration and size fields are not part of this request form—describe what you need in the message, or call.
Start your local request
Ready to clear the construction leftover?
Tell us about the debris at your San Francisco property. We’ll follow up, evaluate against the pricing sheet, and load after you approve.
- Full-service load and sweep
- Quote from the pricing sheet before loading
- Zero landfill policy for C&D