Clearing out after the job, or before the sale.
Quick answer: Southeastern Renovation clears renovation debris and household junk in the Charleston area and York County. Access sets the price more than volume: a garage that opens onto a driveway is a different job from a second-floor room up a narrow stair. Paint, solvents, tires and electronics go separately from general waste, and anything that might contain asbestos is tested before it moves. Call (843) 718-8177.
Construction debris and household clear-outs are handled differently at the landfill, and some material is not accepted with general waste at all. Paint, solvents, tires and electrical goods generally have to go separately, and anything that might contain asbestos does not move until it has been tested.
Access decides the price more than volume does. A second-floor clear-out with a narrow stair is a different job from a garage that opens onto a driveway, whatever the pile looks like.
What can be donated or recycled rather than hauled to the landfill is worth asking about, both because it costs less and because a surprising amount of what comes out of a renovation is still perfectly usable.
We take this work across greater Charleston, from Summerville and Goose Creek to Mount Pleasant, West Ashley and the sea islands, and on the York County side around Rock Hill, Fort Mill, Tega Cay and Lake Wylie. More on our cleaning services.
Paint, solvents, tires and electrical goods generally cannot go with general waste and have to be handled separately.
Anything that might contain asbestos does not move at all until it has been tested — that is not caution, it is the rule.
Access more than volume. A garage opening onto a driveway and a second-floor room up a narrow stair are different jobs even with the same amount in them.
Often more than people expect, particularly from a renovation. It costs less than hauling it to the landfill and it is worth asking before everything goes on the same truck.