Construction Debris Removal in Tyler, TX

Veteran Pro Demolition hauls construction and remodel debris for contractors, builders, and homeowners across Tyler and East Texas. One-time cleanup or recurring haul-off through a project.

What We Haul

  • Drywall, lumber, and framing offcuts
  • Torn-out flooring — carpet, tile, hardwood, subfloor
  • Old cabinets, countertops, and fixtures
  • Roofing tear-off — shingles, felt, decking
  • Siding, windows, and doors
  • Insulation and ceiling material
  • Broken concrete and masonry
  • Scrap metal, conduit, and ductwork
  • Packaging, pallets, and general jobsite trash

For larger volumes of concrete specifically, see concrete removal.

For Contractors

A crew standing around waiting on debris removal is expensive. We schedule around your build sequence rather than making you work around ours.

  • Recurring pickup through a project rather than one pile at the end
  • Scheduled to your phases — after demo, after rough-in, after finish work
  • Disposal documentation for compliance and client records
  • We do the loading. Your crew stays on the work they are paid for.

If you run multiple jobs across East Texas, ask about a standing arrangement. Quoting each pickup individually wastes both our time.

For Homeowners

DIY projects generate more debris than almost anyone expects. A single bathroom remodel produces more than a pickup truck holds, and most municipal waste collection will not take construction material.

We will come get it. You do not need to bag it, break it down, or drag it to the curb first.

Recycling and Disposal

Metal goes to scrap. Clean concrete goes to crushing where a facility is within range. Clean untreated wood can sometimes be diverted.

Mixed construction debris, realistically, mostly goes to a permitted landfill in this region. We would rather tell you that than claim a diversion rate we cannot substantiate. Where a project has a genuine recycling requirement — LEED or a client mandate — tell us upfront and we will sort accordingly and document it.

What We Cannot Take

Paint, solvents, adhesives, and other chemicals require household hazardous waste disposal. Fluorescent tubes and ballasts have their own path.

Asbestos-containing material is a different matter entirely. If you are remodeling a pre-1980 building and tearing out floor tile, ceiling texture, pipe wrap, or siding, that material may contain asbestos and cannot go in a general debris load. It also should not have been torn out without a survey.

This is work we do handle, under licensed abatement. If you are unsure, stop and call before disturbing more of it.

Pricing

By volume and material weight. Dense material — concrete, tile, roofing — costs more per cubic yard than light material like insulation and packaging, because disposal is charged by weight.

Photos of the pile give us enough to quote.

Container Rental Instead?

For a long project where debris accumulates over weeks, a roll-off container on site is usually the more economical choice — your crew loads it as they go and it gets swapped when full. Our sister company Veteran Pro Dumpsters covers the same East Texas service area.

Full-service haul-off makes more sense for one-time cleanup, tight sites with no room for a container, or when you would rather not have your crew loading debris.

Get a Quote

Call or text (903) 833-3867, or request a quote online.