Construction debris removal
in Homestead.
Send photos of what has to go, get one real price to approve, and a licensed, insured hauler who works Homestead comes and loads it. No booking fee, and you pay JunkZipp only once it is gone.
We are opening Miami-Dade one area at a time. Leave your email and we will tell you the moment we are taking pickups in Homestead.
Construction debris removal in Homestead, the local version
Storms take down fence panels and posts across Homestead's acre lots fairly regularly, and rebuilding one usually leaves a pile of old fencing, broken posts and concrete footings that somebody has to deal with before the new fence goes up. That is a normal-sized job for a pickup, not a project that needs a rented dumpster sitting on the property for weeks at a time. Most homeowners handling a fence rebuild are dealing with one load, maybe two, not a continuous stream of debris.
The same goes for a smaller remodel: a kitchen update or a bathroom redo in one of Homestead's older farmhouses, where the debris is drywall, tile, cabinets and flooring from a job that wraps up in a few days, not a gut renovation that drags on for weeks. If a project is going to generate debris continuously for a month or more, a roll-off dumpster is usually the better tool. If it is one or a few loads, that is what we are for.
Send photos of the debris pile, whether it is torn-out fencing, old cabinets or a mix of both, and approve one price before anything gets scheduled. A licensed, insured South Dade hauler comes and loads it. You pay JunkZipp once the debris is off the property, and we do not take asbestos or anything hazardous, so flag that ahead of time if it applies to your project, since that changes how the crew handles the load.
- We're rebuilding a fence after storm damage. Can you take the old panels, posts and concrete footings?
- Yes. Old fencing, broken posts and footings all load. Tell us roughly how much there is and whether the footings are still in the ground, since that changes how the crew handles them.
- How do I know if I need a dumpster instead of a pickup?
- If the project runs for weeks with debris piling up continuously, a roll-off dumpster is usually the better fit. If you have one or a few loads from a smaller remodel, a pickup works better and nothing sits on the property afterward.
- Do you take drywall, tile and cabinets from a kitchen or bathroom remodel?
- Yes, that is a common load from Homestead's older homes getting updated. We do not take asbestos, so if the home is old enough that this could be a concern, check before demo starts.
What we take
- Drywall and framing scraps
- Old cabinets and vanities
- Tile and flooring
- Interior doors
- Small demolition debris
- Remodel leftovers
- Countertops and backsplash
Tell us if the load includes concrete, dirt, brick, or other heavy material, since that changes the price and the truck needed. If your project will generate debris continuously for weeks, a roll-off dumpster on site is usually the better tool than repeat pickups. We do not take suspected asbestos, so flag it before you book.
How it goes
01
Show us the pile
Send a few photos. A person looks at them and emails you one real price to approve.
02
Approve it
Nothing is booked, nobody is dispatched and nothing is owed until you say yes.
03
We send a truck
A licensed, insured hauler covering Homestead takes the job. You see them on the map on the way.
04
Pay when it's gone
You pay JunkZipp once the load is out: Zelle, card over the phone, or check. The crew does not take payment.