Demolition · Lauderdale-By-The-Sea, FL
Sunshine State Junk Removal handles demolition in Lauderdale-By-The-Sea, from a single bathroom tear-out or a rotted deck up to a full interior gut, and every job includes loading the debris and hauling it off the island. Send a few photos of the space to (954) 247-1399 with a short note on what has to come out, and you'll get a quote back.
Serving Lauderdale-By-The-Sea
Services
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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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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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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Lauderdale-By-The-Sea occupies a long, narrow barrier island, cut off from the mainland by the Intracoastal Waterway, and the town grows outward from the corner of State Road A1A and Commercial Boulevard. In 2001 it annexed the unincorporated land to its north, which roughly doubled its size and brought Bel Air and Terra Mar Island inside town limits.
Many of the older hotels and buildings here carry mid-century modern design, and tourism drives the local economy, with plenty of hotels and motels. The 2020 census counted 6,770 housing units in town, with close to half of them vacant on the day of the count.
General guidance
In general, mid-century buildings that are being brought up to date start with interior work: dated kitchens, tiled bathrooms, built-in cabinetry and worn flooring. Places that sit empty for part of the year are often renovated in one push between visits, so the tear-out, the haul-off and the sweep-up all have to fit a short window.
In general, a condo or co-op board decides when noisy work may run, whether the service elevator can be reserved, and where torn-out material may wait for pickup. If you own in an association, get those rules in writing before demo day so the job can be planned around them.
We serve the whole town, including Bel Air, Terra Mar Island and the blocks around Anglin's Square and the walk out to Anglin's Fishing Pier. The Commercial Boulevard drawbridge is the only bridge over the Intracoastal into town, so in general it is smart to leave some slack in the day for a bridge opening when a loaded trailer has to head back to the mainland.
Demo + dumpster
Doing the demo yourself or with your contractor? Rent a dump trailer in Lauderdale-By-The-Sea →
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 · nearby job, not in Lauderdale-By-The-Sea
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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Junk removal
August 18, 2026 · Sea Ranch Lakes · nearby job, not in Lauderdale-By-The-Sea
A family that had just moved in had us haul away their cardboard and moving boxes.
Our part: Hauled away the cardboard and moving boxes.
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24-yard trailer
September 10, 2026 · Pompano Beach · nearby job, not in Lauderdale-By-The-Sea
A landscaping client used a 24-yard trailer to clean up vegetation and debris: branches, brush and yard waste.
Our part: Supplied a 24-yard dump trailer for the vegetation and debris cleanup.
Read about this job →Permits in Lauderdale-By-The-Sea go through the Town Building Division, whose services are provided by CAP Government, Inc. Ask that office what your demolition needs before work starts. Pulling any permit falls to the owner of the property or the contractor they hire.
Town of Lauderdale-By-The-Sea Building Division (services provided by CAP Government, Inc.) →
FAQ
Yes. Pulling out a kitchen, a bathroom, flooring or drywall inside a unit is work we take on. Before we schedule, find out from your association which days and hours allow demo noise, whether you need to book the service elevator, and where the torn-out material can wait; include that with your photos.
Yes. Both neighborhoods joined the town in the 2001 annexation of the area to the north, and both are inside the area we serve for demolition and haul-off.
The town is served from our Coral Springs location. The call button and address card on this page belong to that location, and photos for a quote go to (954) 247-1399.
Yes. Wood and composite decks, railings, patio pavers and slabs can all be broken up and hauled off. Pavers and concrete are heavy, so even a modest pile can use up the weight allowance; mention what the surface is made of when you send photos.
Yes, in two nearby towns. Nearby in Sea Ranch Lakes, a newly arrived family called us to take away the cardboard and moving boxes left from their move-in. In Pompano Beach, a contractor brought us in to clear and haul off the post-construction debris at a medical center.
Ready when you are
Updating a mid-century unit or a house off A1A? Tell us your building's allowed work hours along with the photos, and the tear-out gets booked to fit inside them.
