Construction debris removal in Allen

Allen is a Collin County city along US-75 between Plano and McKinney, home to Watters Creek and Allen Premium Outlets. Allen is about 24 miles from downtown Dallas, and it is part of our regular service area. For job sites in Allen, give us the address, access details and a rough amount of debris.

We cover all of Allen in Collin County, including areas near Watters Creek and Allen Premium Outlets. Nearby, we also serve Plano (6 miles away), McKinney (7 miles away) and Frisco (9 miles away).

When Allen customers call us

A roofer needs shingles and decking hauled off the property.
A flipper needs a job site cleared between trades.
A homeowner finished a DIY project and has piles of lumber and scrap.
A contractor needs recurring pickups during a long project.

What we handle

Doors, windows and fixtures
Roofing material, shingles and siding
Concrete and brick in small amounts, as available
Renovation and remodel debris
Drywall and sheetrock
Lumber and framing scraps

See the full details on our construction debris removal page. We cannot haul hazardous materials such as paint, solvents, chemicals, asbestos, medical waste or propane tanks. If you are unsure about an item, ask us before the visit.

How it works

Call or text (214) 608-6616 and tell us what you have and where it is.
We give you a quote and a time before we start.
Our crew loads everything and hauls it away.

Recent construction debris removal photos

Stump, roots and concrete rubble removal

Uprooted tree stump, roots and broken concrete piled on a front lawn — Before

Front lawn cleared of the stump, roots and concrete rubble — After

A removed stump with its roots and broken concrete hauled off the lawn.

Lumber, trim and household debris

Pile of old lumber, trim boards, cardboard and trash cans on a driveway — Before

Driveway and lawn cleared after haul-away — After

Backyard driveway and lawn cleared after debris haul-away, with trash cans and a golf cart left in place — After

A large pile of old lumber, trim boards, boxes and trash cans removed from a driveway and yard.

Pergola demolition and haul-away

Wooden pergola standing over a concrete pad in an overgrown backyard — Before

Pergola partly dismantled with its beams leaning and coming down — Taking it down

A backyard pergola, shown standing and then coming down. We take it apart and haul the lumber away.

Lumber, drywall and pipe debris

Pile of lumber, drywall scraps, PVC pipe and trash bags beside a stone house — Before

Same side of the stone house swept clear after haul-away — After

Lumber, drywall scraps, PVC pipe and trash bags cleared from beside a stone house.

Old bathtub, boxes and trash bags

Bathtub, a long cardboard box, lumber and black trash bags piled on a front lawn — Before

Same front lawn and driveway clear after haul-away — After

A bathtub, packaging, lumber and bagged trash hauled off a front lawn.

Loaded hauling trailer

Open-top mesh hauling trailer loaded with scrap metal and debris — Hauling

A hauling trailer loaded with scrap metal and debris.

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Questions about construction debris removal in Allen

Do I need a dumpster for construction debris in Allen?

Not always. We load and haul the debris, so you do not have to rent one.

What construction materials can you haul in Allen?

Drywall, lumber, flooring, cabinets, doors, windows, roofing and similar debris. We cannot take hazardous materials such as paint, asbestos or chemicals.

Can you set up recurring pickups for a project?

Yes. Tell us the schedule and the address and we can plan repeat visits.

Which parts of Allen do you serve for construction debris removal?

We cover all of Allen in Collin County, including areas near Watters Creek and Allen Premium Outlets. If you are just outside Allen, call or text and we will tell you if we can come.

Construction debris removal in Allen, TX