Demolition services
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. Sunshine State Junk Removal handles the demolition, hauls the debris away and sweeps up. Text photos to (954) 247-1399 for a quote.
How it works
Step 1
Text photos of the kitchen or bathroom from a few angles, plus close-ups of anything you're keeping.
Step 2
We confirm what comes out, what stays, and what needs to be disconnected before we arrive.
Step 3
Cabinets, counters, fixtures and tile come out, with nearby floors and rooms protected.
Step 4
Debris is loaded and hauled away, and the room is swept and ready for the next trade.
Pricing:every demolition job is quoted on its own scope. Text photos of the area (or book a walkthrough) and we'll send a quote.
It depends on how far your remodel goes. Some projects just swap cabinets and counters; others take the room down to the studs and subfloor. We agree on the scope before starting, so the room is left exactly where your contractor needs it.
If you want to keep or donate cabinets, a vanity or fixtures, tell us when you send photos. We'll remove them carefully instead of breaking them down.
Countertops are worth a note. Laminate comes off in pieces, but stone and solid-surface tops are heavy and awkward, and they need to be removed carefully when the cabinets below are staying. Tell us what your counters are made of when you send photos.
Kitchens and bathrooms have more connections than any other room, so preparation matters. Before we start:
If you suspect old flooring, wall texture or other materials in the room contain asbestos, have them tested by a qualified professional before demolition. We don't accept or haul asbestos.
Once the room is prepped, the tear-out itself goes faster and cleaner, and your plumber and electrician walk into a room that is ready for them.
Dumpster sizes
A single kitchen or bathroom doesn't take much space, but tile, mortar beds and stone counters are heavy. A 15 or 18 yard trailer usually holds it; each rental includes 1 ton, and weight over that is $120 per ton, so tile-heavy jobs can go over.
Real jobs
From our Google Business Profile posts. Each card says exactly what our part of the job was.
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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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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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.
Read about this job →FAQ
It depends on the size of the room and how much comes out. Send photos to (954) 247-1399 and we'll give you a time estimate with your quote.
No. Plumbing, gas and electrical need to be shut off and disconnected by the appropriate party, such as a plumber, electrician or your utility provider, before we start.
Yes, if you tell us up front. We'll take them out carefully and set them aside instead of breaking them down for disposal.
Yes. Tile and mortar add weight fast. Each dump trailer rental includes 1 ton, and weight over that is $120 per ton, so tile-heavy jobs usually fit better in a smaller trailer like the 15 yard ($350).
Where we work
Ready when you are
Text a few photos of the area, or book a walkthrough. We'll confirm scope, timing and the trailer size before anything starts.
