Demolition · Broward & south Palm Beach
Sunshine State Junk Removal & Dumpster Rental handles interior and exterior demolition in Broward County, from gutting a kitchen or tearing down a shed to taking down a whole house. Hauling the debris away and cleaning up the site are part of the job, not an add-on. To get a quote, text photos of the project to (954) 247-1399 or book a walkthrough.
What we demolish
Most demolition jobs fall into one of the eight categories below. Inside the house, that means tearing out drywall, cabinets, flooring, and full kitchens or bathrooms down to the studs. Outside, it means sheds, decks, patios, pool decks, concrete slabs, detached garages and other structures, up to whole houses. Every job ends the same way: the debris is loaded, hauled off, and the area is swept up so the next step can start.
Interior demolition means tearing out the parts of a home or business you're replacing, like drywall, flooring, cabinets, fixtures or a whole room down to the studs, while protecting what stays.
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Kitchen and bathroom demolition is the tear-out before a remodel: cabinets, countertops, tile, tubs, showers, vanities and toilets come out so new work can go in.
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Shed demolition means tearing down an old wood, metal or resin shed, hauling every piece away and leaving the spot clear.
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Deck and patio removal means tearing out an old wood or composite deck, its railings and stairs, or a paver or concrete patio, and hauling all of it away.
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Pool deck and concrete removal means breaking out old concrete pool decks, slabs, walkways, pavers or tile and hauling all of it away.
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Garage and structure demolition means taking down a detached garage, carport, pergola, workshop, enclosure or other outbuilding and hauling it away.
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Sunshine State Junk Removal takes down whole houses in Broward County, including the haul-off and site cleanup afterward.
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Construction debris cleanup means hauling away leftover drywall, lumber, packaging and scrap from a job site and leaving it swept and organized for the next trade.
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How a job runs
Step 1
Text photos of the area from a few angles, or book a walkthrough for bigger jobs. Tell us what comes out, what stays, and anything you're not sure about.
Step 2
You get a clear quote that spells out what's being demolished, what's being hauled, and what you're responsible for before work starts, such as utilities and permits.
Step 3
We take down only what's in the agreed scope and protect what stays. If something unexpected turns up behind a wall or under a floor, we stop and talk to you before going further.
Step 4
Debris is loaded and hauled to approved disposal and recycling facilities. Clean concrete, pavers and tile can often be kept separate as clean fill.
Step 5
We sweep up and leave the area clear and ready for the next trade, whether that's your contractor, your installer, or you.
Demo + dumpster
Have us demo and haul when you want the whole job off your plate. One crew tears it out, loads it, hauls it away and sweeps up, so you aren't coordinating a demolition crew and a separate dumpster on the same day. This usually makes the most sense for whole structures, concrete and anything heavy or awkward to break down.
Rent a dump trailer and do it yourself, or have your contractor fill it, when the demolition itself is light and you'd rather work at your own pace. A dump trailer rental includes 7 days and 1 ton of weight, with $120 per ton over that. Rough guide: the 15 yard ($350) suits a single bathroom or a small pile of heavy material, the 18 yard ($395) suits a kitchen or a small shed, the 21 yard ($440) suits a few rooms or a large deck, and the 24 yard ($485) suits whole-floor gut jobs and bulky structure debris.
Mix the two when it fits your project. Some homeowners have us take down the heavy parts, like a shed slab or a pool deck, then rent a trailer for the lighter interior work they're doing themselves. Text photos of the project to (954) 247-1399 and we'll tell you which approach fits.
15-yard trailer · $350
14' × 7' × 4' · includes 7 days and 1 ton
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18-yard trailer · $395
14' × 7' × 5' · includes 7 days and 1 ton
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21-yard trailer · $440
16' × 7' × 5' · includes 7 days and 1 ton
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24-yard trailer · $485
16' × 8' × 5' · includes 7 days and 1 ton
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Real jobs
From our Google Business Profile posts. On most of these a contractor did the demolition and we supplied the trailer or handled cleanup — each card says exactly what our part was.
18-yard trailer for pool deck demo
August 30, 2026 · Weston
We dropped off an 18-yard trailer early in the morning for a pool company's pool deck demo. The load was kept as clean fill (concrete and dirt) and recycled, saving the customer disposal fees.
Our part: Supplied an 18-yard dump trailer and kept the load as clean fill for recycling; the pool company did the demolition.
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Dumpster + clean fill
June 27, 2026
We dropped off a dumpster for a pool deck demolition. Multiple loads of clean fill (concrete, tile and pavers) were recycled to cut the dumping cost.
Our part: Dropped off the dumpster and handled multiple loads of clean fill for recycling; Sunshine did not do the demolition.
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Construction debris removal
September 4, 2026 · Boca Raton
We have handled weekly junk removal and construction cleanup at a mansion remodel for over a year. That week we removed 25+ yards of concrete, tile, boxes, paper and pallets.
Our part: Provides weekly junk removal and construction cleanup; that week removed 25+ yards of concrete, tile, boxes, paper and pallets.
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Post-construction cleanup
August 21, 2026 · Mizner Estates, Boca Raton
A 3-man crew spent 8 hours removing 40 yards of construction debris, then swept and organized the site for the finishing trades.
Our part: Sent a 3-man crew for 8 hours to remove 40 yards of construction debris, then swept and organized the site.
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Post-construction cleanup
August 9, 2026 · Pompano Beach
We cleared post-construction debris at a medical center for a contractor.
Our part: Cleared and hauled away the post-construction debris.
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Clean fill hauling
August 13, 2026 · Coral Gables
We hauled multiple dumpster loads of clean fill concrete for a contractor's oceanfront project.
Our part: Hauled multiple dumpster loads of clean fill concrete.
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Every town is served from one of our two locations, with its own phone number and team.
Guides
FAQ
We do interior and exterior demolition, from single rooms, kitchens and bathrooms to sheds, decks, pool decks, concrete, detached garages and whole houses. Hauling the debris away and sweeping up the site are included in the job.
Text clear photos of the project from a few angles to (954) 247-1399, or book a walkthrough for larger jobs. Tell us what needs to come out, what needs to stay, and when you need it done.
It depends on the project and the city, so check with your city's building department before work starts. Broward County's Building Code Division regulates construction in unincorporated Broward County and the cities it contracts with. Permits are the property owner's or their contractor's responsibility.
Yes. Loading the debris, hauling it to approved disposal or recycling facilities, and sweeping up the work area are part of every demolition job.
Hire demolition when you want the tear-out, hauling and cleanup handled by one crew, especially for heavy or structural work. Rent a dump trailer when the work is light and you or your contractor will do the tearing out yourselves.
Ready when you are
Text a few photos of what's coming down, or book a walkthrough. We'll confirm the scope and the trailer size before anything starts.