Debris out of the unit, on the days you need it

Renovating a Miami condo produces material faster than anywhere to put it. We collect from inside the unit — not from a driveway, a skip or a staging area — carry it down, and take it away, at a flat price agreed before we set off with the disposal already inside the figure.

You do not need somewhere to pile it

That is the difference a tower makes, and it is the part we solve. The crew comes to the door, loads from where the material is standing, and uses the service elevator. No corridor storage, no balcony stacking, no waiting for a container that a building may have nowhere to put.

Priced by volume, or by the bag

Most condo demolition leaves in bags, and bags have published prices. Larger clear-outs price on the smallest truck share that holds them.

What is goingFlat price, disposal included
Contractor bag$41
10 bags$132
15 bags$196
20 bags$259
25 bags$322
30 bags$385
40 bags$449
50 bags$575
Small loose pile (1 cu yd)$82
Medium loose pile (2 cu yd)$129
Large loose pile (4 cu yd)$208
Construction debris, per cubic yard$120

The Miami minimum booking is $75.

Truck shares for the bigger days

Truck shareCapacityPriceTypical renovation day
Quarter truck4 cu yd$241A bathroom strip-out
3/8 truck6 cu yd$338Kitchen cabinetry and worktops
Half truck8 cu yd$431Kitchen plus flooring
5/8 truck10 cu yd$513Two rooms taken back to shell
3/4 truck12 cu yd$587A full one-bedroom refresh
7/8 truck14 cu yd$661A two-bed mid-renovation clear
Full truck16 cu yd$732A whole-unit gut, in one load

Fixtures price as themselves

FixtureFlat price, disposal included
Toilet$64
Bathroom vanity$69
Sink$61
Bathtub, fibreglass$90
Bathtub, cast iron$185
Cooktop / rangetop$71
Range hood$53
Dishwasher$109
Water heater, tank$131
Carpet, rolled$68
Metal shelving$71
Interior door / misc medium item$77

A worked bathroom strip-out

Cast-iron bathtub $185, toilet $64, vanity $69 and sink $61 comes to $379 itemised. If the tiles and plaster are going too, a quarter truck at $241 takes the lot as a load — and we quote the cheaper of the two.

Nothing added for the floor you are on

Floor level, stair count, carry distance and service-elevator use are all zero in our pricing. A fortieth-floor unit in Brickell costs exactly what a ground-floor house in Kendall costs for the same volume. On a renovation with repeat pickups, that is where the saving actually sits.

We work to the building's access arrangements

Miami associations generally want the service elevator booked and a certificate of insurance on file. JunkRabbit LLC carries commercial general liability at $1 million per occurrence and $2 million aggregate, an umbrella above it at $2 million per occurrence and $5 million aggregate, and workers' compensation, and we issue a certificate naming the association at no charge. Send the managing agent's required wording and it goes on the certificate. Our high-rise access guide covers what towers usually ask.

Book pickups across the whole project

Demolition week, cabinetry week, snagging week — each can be its own booking at the same published prices, with no call-out charge and no minimum number of visits. Contractors often set one up per phase so the unit never fills up.

Same-day and next-day, at no premium

Trades run late and inspections move. A same-day or next-day slot costs exactly what a booking three weeks out costs, with no rush fee and no weekend rate, so a schedule slipping does not cost you extra to fix.

The price is fixed before we set off

You describe the load, you get a total, and that total is what gets paid. If the day produces more than expected, the extra comes off the same published list, a revised figure goes to your phone, and it only goes on the truck once approved.

If you are living in it

Plenty of condo renovations happen around the owner. Booking a pickup at the end of each messy stage keeps the corridor and the spare room clear, and one visit that takes everything is cheaper than several small ones.

A container is the other route

Some jobs suit one, though a tower rarely has anywhere to put it and the loading is yours to do; our junk removal vs dumpster rental page compares the two. For a condo, a booked crew that carries it down is usually the simpler answer.

Where we collect

Brickell, Downtown, Edgewater, Wynwood, Miami Beach, Surfside, Bal Harbour, Aventura, Key Biscayne, Coconut Grove, Coral Gables, South Miami, Kendall, Doral, Hialeah and across Broward, at identical published prices. Full pricing detail sits on our Miami cost guide.

Old appliances and fittings go on the same booking

A renovation rarely produces only rubble. The refrigerator that came with the unit, the stacked washer-dryer in the closet, the wall-mounted television and the shelving in the utility room all have published prices and travel on the same visit: a refrigerator $164, a French-door fridge $183, a stacked washer-dryer combo $189, a dishwasher $109 and a television $62 to $73 by size. Nothing needs disconnecting into pieces first.

Getting a figure takes about a minute

Describe the stage in plain words — "a kitchen coming out, cabinets and worktops, plus about twenty bags" — or send photos from the doorway, and a written total comes straight back. No site visit, no surveyor to wait in for, and the number holds when you book it.

Cheat sheet

A bathroom strip-out

$379 itemised, or a quarter truck at $241 if the tiles are going too.

A kitchen coming out

Usually the 6 cubic yard share at $338, carried down from the unit.

Mostly bagged debris

20 contractor bags is $259, 40 is $449. Nothing goes to the corridor.

A whole-unit gut

The full 16 cubic yard load at $732, or a booking per phase.

You are on the fortieth floor

Same price as the ground floor. Elevator use is zero in our pricing.

The building needs paperwork

Free certificate of insurance naming the association, issued before the job.

The short version

Renovation debris leaves a Miami condo the easy way: we collect from inside the unit, use the service elevator and take it away at a flat published price — $41 a contractor bag, $259 for twenty, $120 a cubic yard for construction debris, $241 for a quarter truck up to $732 for a full load, $75 minimum, disposal included. Nothing added for the floor you are on, same-day at no premium, free certificate of insurance for the association. Describe the load and get your figure in about a minute.

Serving Miami-Dade, Broward and the beaches

Frequently asked questions

How do i get rid of renovation debris in a Miami condo?

Book a pickup and we collect from inside the unit, carry it down the service elevator and take it away - no corridor storage, no container, no staging area. Contractor bags are $41 each, ten are $132 and twenty are $259; construction debris prices at $120 a cubic yard, and bigger days go on a truck share from $241. The Miami minimum booking is $75.

How much does it cost to remove construction debris in Miami?

Construction debris is $120 a cubic yard, or you can price the day as a truck share: $241 for 4 cubic yards, $431 for 8, $732 for a full 16, with the carry, the loading and the disposal all inside the figure. Fixtures price as themselves - a toilet $64, a vanity $69, a cast-iron bathtub $185. Describe the load and the total comes back in about a minute.

Do you charge more for a high floor or the freight elevator?

No. Floor level, stair count, carry distance and service-elevator use are all zero in our pricing, so a fortieth-floor unit in Brickell costs exactly what a ground-floor house in Kendall costs for the same volume. On a renovation with repeat pickups that is where the real saving sits, because every visit prices the same as the first.

Can you pick up debris more than once during a renovation?

Yes, as often as the project needs. Demolition week, cabinetry week and snagging week can each be their own booking at the same published prices, with no call-out charge and no minimum number of visits. Contractors often set one up per phase so the unit never fills up, and same-day slots carry no premium when a trade runs late.

What does a bathroom strip-out cost?

Itemised, a cast-iron bathtub at $185, a toilet at $64, a vanity at $69 and a sink at $61 comes to $379. If the tiles and plaster are going too, a quarter truck at $241 takes the lot as a single load, and we quote whichever is cheaper. Everything is carried out of the unit for you, with disposal already in the figure.

Does the building need a certificate of insurance?

Most Miami associations do, and ours is free. JunkRabbit LLC carries commercial general liability at $1 million per occurrence and $2 million aggregate, an umbrella above it at $2 million per occurrence and $5 million aggregate, and workers' compensation. Send the managing agent's required wording and it goes on the certificate, issued before the crew arrives.

Price a load before the first day of demolition. See your price, or call (786) 578-0305. More about how we work and our frequently asked questions.