Project · Construction debris removal
A Year of Weekly Cleanups on a Boca Raton Mansion Remodel
By Cesar Hurtado, owner · Published
We have been handling weekly junk removal and construction cleanup at a mansion remodel in Boca Raton for over a year. In the week we posted about, we removed more than 25 yards of concrete, tile, boxes, paper and pallets.
- Job date
- Where
- Boca Raton
- Our part
- Provides weekly junk removal and construction cleanup; that week removed 25+ yards of concrete, tile, boxes, paper and pallets.
What the job was
Some jobs are a single visit. This one has been on our schedule every week for over a year: junk removal and construction cleanup at a mansion remodel in Boca Raton.
In the week we posted about it, we removed 25+ yards of concrete, tile, boxes, paper and pallets.
The size and service we used
This is recurring construction debris cleanup, the same service week after week. Each week we load what has built up on site and haul it away. The customer does not have to load a container or keep track of when it is full.
See how we set up recurring pickups on the construction debris cleanup page.
Why that choice fit
In general, a long remodel produces debris steadily rather than all at once. A weekly pickup matches that pace: the site stays workable, and debris never piles up for long.
The mix matters too. Concrete and tile are heavy; boxes, paper and pallets are bulky. A crew loading both every week can handle each as it comes. If you would rather load yourself, our contractor dumpster options cover trailer swaps for ongoing work. Text photos of your site to (954) 247-1399 to talk it through.
Where possible, keeping clean concrete and tile apart from the boxes and pallets lets that material go out as clean fill rather than mixed debris.