Job Site Cleanup — We Handle the Mess
Remodeling, roofing, or building? The debris adds up fast. Cypress Creek Junk Removal provides fast, reliable construction debris removal so you can keep your project moving. We work with homeowners, contractors, and property managers.
Construction Materials We Remove
- Drywall and plaster
- Lumber, wood scraps, and pallets
- Concrete, brick, and masonry
- Roofing shingles and tar paper
- Flooring — tile, hardwood, vinyl, carpet
- Insulation (non-hazardous)
- Doors, windows, and fixtures
- Cabinets and countertops
- Metal, copper wire, and piping
- General job site trash and packaging
For Contractors
We offer contractor accounts with priority scheduling, flexible billing, and recurring pickup options. If you’re running multiple jobs in the NW Houston area, we’d love to be your go-to debris hauler. Call us to discuss rates and setup.
What We Don’t Take
We cannot remove asbestos-containing materials, lead paint debris, or hazardous chemicals. If your project involves these materials, please contact a licensed hazmat remediation company.
Pricing
Construction debris is heavy and labor-intensive — pricing reflects that. Most jobs run $250–$600 depending on volume and material weight. We give you an all-in quote before we load a single thing.
Book a Debris Pickup
Call us or submit an online request. We can often schedule same-day or next-day for smaller loads.
Construction Debris Removal — FAQ
Do you work with contractors?
Yes — give us a call to discuss recurring pickup arrangements and pricing for your job sites.
Can you take heavy debris like concrete and tile?
Yes, but heavy material affects pricing because of weight-based disposal fees. We'll quote based on volume and weight after a photo or quick walk-through.
How quickly can you clear a job site?
Scheduling depends on the size of the job and our current availability — call us with details and we'll let you know the soonest we can be on-site.
What can't you take from a job site?
We cannot haul asbestos, lead-paint debris, or hazardous chemicals. If you suspect any of these on your job, contact a licensed hazmat remediation company first.