Project · Post-construction cleanup
40 Yards of Construction Debris Out of a Mizner Estates Home in One Day
By Cesar Hurtado, owner · Published
In Mizner Estates, Boca Raton, a 3-man crew spent 8 hours removing 40 yards of construction debris. Then they swept and organized the site so the finishing trades could start.
- Job date
- Where
- Mizner Estates, Boca Raton
- Our part
- Sent a 3-man crew for 8 hours to remove 40 yards of construction debris, then swept and organized the site.
What the job was
A customer in Mizner Estates needed a home cleared of construction debris before the finishing trades came in. We sent a 3-man crew for 8 hours. They removed 40 yards of construction debris, then swept the site and organized it.
The photos show the kind of material involved: cardboard, tile and buckets of debris piled near the trailer on the paver driveway.
The size and service we used
This was post-construction cleanup: our crew did the loading and hauling, then the sweep-up. The customer did not rent a trailer and load it themselves.
Forty yards is more than any single one of our trailers holds (our largest is 24 yards), which is part of why a crew service fits a job like this. More on how it works: construction debris cleanup.
Why that choice fit
In general, post-construction cleanup is timed to the schedule. Finish carpenters, painters and flooring installers need a clear, clean space, and a pile of leftover material slows them down.
A crew that loads, hauls and sweeps in one visit gets the site ready in a day. For an ongoing build where debris piles up week after week, a trailer on site or a recurring pickup can work better. Text photos to (954) 247-1399 and we will help you pick. Let us know when the next trade starts, so the cleanup lands at the right time.