Construction & Renovation Debris
Loose renovation debris, drywall, cabinets and flooring loaded into your roll-off after the work is done.
For Contractors
Your skilled crew shouldn’t spend the afternoon hauling drywall to the roll-off. Book an independent loading crew by the hour to carry out and load demo debris, old cabinets, flooring and roofing tear-off while your team keeps building. You keep your dumpster company; the loaders handle the lifting.
See each crew’s hourly rate, crew size and minimum hours before you request them. No contracts.
Crews confirm a morning or afternoon arrival with their quote, so you can plan loading around your schedule.
If the pile is bigger than expected, the crew can send a change request for extra hours. You approve it before anything is charged.
Crews marked Insured Business have approved general liability insurance on file; listings are ranked from the highest level down.
Pay through the site. The payment is held until you confirm the loading is done.
Book a crew you liked again for your next job straight from their listing.
Loose renovation debris, drywall, cabinets and flooring loaded into your roll-off after the work is done.
Torn-off shingles, felt and flashing picked up from the ground and loaded before the weight limit is reached.
Washers, dryers, stoves and water heaters carried out. We’ll help you check what your dumpster accepts.
Desks, cubicle panels, shelving and fixtures cleared out for office moves and store closures.
Branches, brush, fencing and storm debris gathered from the yard and loaded, including after hurricanes.
Loading is the standard service. Light tear-out or anything beyond carrying and loading only happens if you and the crew agree on it separately, and work that needs a license must be done by a licensed contractor.
No. Loaders are independent helpers and businesses who list their services on Dumpster Helpers and set their own rates. You book them per job through the site.
Shingles and tile are very heavy. Ask your dumpster company which container and weight limit fit the job, and ask the crew to spread heavy materials evenly.
Yes. Find the crew in your area’s listings and send your next job straight to them.
Enter the property address to see crews that travel there, with their rates, crew sizes and reviews.