Construction debris removal
in Little Havana.
Send photos of what has to go, get one real price to approve, and a licensed, insured hauler who works Little Havana 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 Little Havana.
Construction debris removal in Little Havana, the local version
Gut renovations are common in Little Havana as the neighborhood's edge toward Brickell and downtown keeps building up, and a lot of that work is happening inside houses and duplexes built decades before anyone thought about an open floor plan. Old cabinets, tile, plaster and lath, and flooring pulled up ahead of new material going down are the typical load, whether it is one unit in a triplex or a full shotgun house being redone.
Streets in Little Havana are narrow and mostly tight two-way or one-way blocks, and a lot of the same houses have no driveway at all, so where a dumpster or a truck can actually sit matters more here than it does in a neighborhood with more room. A single room or a weekend job is usually a normal pickup. A longer renovation generating debris for weeks is usually a better fit for a dumpster, if the street and the block allow one to be parked.
Tell us if the load includes anything heavy like plaster, tile or a section of a demolished wall, and whether the street allows truck parking or the debris has to come out to an alley instead. A contractor's crew and a homeowner doing the work alone both send us the same kind of photo, and it does not change whether we take the load, just what the crew should expect on site. Send photos and a real person prices it. A licensed, insured hauler loads it. You pay JunkZipp once the debris is gone, not the crew and not up front.
- Should I get a dumpster or a pickup for my renovation?
- A single room or a weekend job, cabinets, tile, drywall, is usually a pickup. A longer renovation generating debris for weeks usually works better with a dumpster, if the block allows one to be parked.
- The street is narrow and there's no driveway. Can a truck still get to the debris?
- Yes, that is normal here. Tell us if truck parking is possible on your block or if the debris has to come out to an alley instead, so the crew plans the route first.
- Do you take old plaster and lath from a house this old?
- Yes. Plaster and lath walls are common in houses this age, and they come out heavier than drywall. Tell us roughly how much there is so the price and truck match the load.
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.
Little Havana zip codes we cover
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 Little Havana 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.