Carpet and sheetrock removal
Pulled up, bagged and gone — floors left ready for what's next.
Send photos, get a quoteCarpet removal is unpleasant more than it is difficult. It's dusty, it's bulkier once it's up than it looked down, and old underlay tends to come away in pieces along with a few hundred tack strips and staples. Getting it out of the house is the awkward part.
Carpet gets cut into manageable rolls rather than dragged through the house whole, which keeps the walls intact and the dust down. Tack strips and staples come up with it so the subfloor is genuinely ready for whatever's going down next, not just uncovered.
Sheetrock is the same story with more weight. Torn-out drywall is dense and it fills a trailer quickly, so it's worth being clear about the room count when asking for a price — the weight matters more than the volume on these loads.
Priced by room count and material — mention how many rooms when you ask.
About this job in particular
Do you take the tack strips and staples up too?
Yes. Leaving them behind just moves the job to whoever lays the new floor, so they come up as part of the same visit.
Can you do it before a floor fitter arrives?
That's the usual arrangement. Scheduling is agreed directly, so lining it up the day before a fitter is booked is straightforward.
Other things we do
- Junk removalOne item or a full trailer, hauled away by the person who quoted it.
- Dump trailer rental$300 flat for five days. We drop it, you fill it, we haul it away.
- Estate & storage cleanoutsWhole-space clearances, handled with a bit of care about what's in them.
- Construction debris removalSite clearance for contractors, remodelers and DIY jobs that got away.
- Furniture & appliance removalThe heavy awkward things, carried out without wrecking the doorframe.
- DemolitionTaken apart, carried out and hauled off — all in the same visit.
No charge to ask
Tell us what you've got.
A few photos and a sentence is enough. You'll hear back normally within one business day — with a price, or a time to come look.