Debris Removal
The obvious part — broken concrete, form lumber, wire, rebar cutoffs, fasteners, packaging, and leftover materials. Everything that shouldn't be there comes out. We sort it: concrete for recycling, metal for scrap, wood and trash for disposal.
Site Sweeping and Tidying
After debris is gone, we sweep and tidy the site — dust, small fragments, and material residue. A clean site isn't just about appearance; stray fasteners and fragments can cause flat tires and injuries long after the crew leaves.
Landscaping Protection
Good cleanup means protecting the landscaping throughout, not just at the end. We lay protective covering, contain debris to the work area, and clean up promptly so materials don't sit on your lawn or beds. The zero landscaping damage guarantee applies here.
Hauling and Proper Disposal
Debris has to go somewhere. We haul it to the right places — recyclers for concrete and metal, appropriate disposal sites for the rest. You're not left with a pile of rubble or a dumpster full of mixed waste.
Recycling Concrete
Concrete debris doesn't have to go to a landfill. It's crushed and repurposed as aggregate base material — used under new concrete, roads, and driveways. Recycling is cheaper than landfill disposal and better for the environment. We recycle wherever possible.
Why Cleanup Matters
A job isn't done until the site is clean. Leftover debris, unprotected landscaping, and a messy site are signs of a crew that doesn't respect your property. Cleanup is part of doing the job right — it's not an extra, it's the standard.