2680 Sawmill Rd, Santa Fe, NM 87505
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Junk Removal Santa Fe NM hauls construction and demolition debris for homeowners, contractors, and builders across Santa Fe and Santa Fe County. We clear job sites after a renovation, remodel, or demolition, often the same day you call. Our crew runs dump trucks, dump trailers, and box trucks built for heavy material like concrete and drywall. Fair pricing is the thing Santa Fe customers mention most in our reviews, right alongside how fast we show up. We have worked in Santa Fe since 2013, licensed and insured on every job.
Construction debris removal means hauling away the waste left behind from building, renovating, remodeling, or tearing down a structure. This includes construction and demolition debris, often called C&D in the industry. Common examples are drywall, lumber, concrete, and roofing material. A homeowner finishing a kitchen remodel and a contractor closing out a commercial build need the same basic service. We handle both.
We take framing material like lumber and plywood, drywall and gypsum board, concrete, brick, and masonry, roofing material including asphalt shingles, scrap metal and steel, plus insulation, carpet, tile, glass, and general rubble. If it came out of a renovation, remodel, or demolition, we can likely take it. Ask if you are not sure about a specific material.
Yes, these are three of the most common materials we haul. Drywall and lumber usually come from renovation and remodel projects. Concrete is heavier and often comes from demolition or foundation work. We price concrete and other heavy material by weight and volume together, since a small pile of concrete can weigh as much as a full truckload of drywall.
Yes. Renovation debris is one of the most common calls we get, from a single bathroom gut to a whole house remodel. We can come during the project for ongoing cleanup or after everything wraps up for one full haul. Either way works.
Yes. Post construction cleanup covers what is left after a build is finished, including scrap material, packaging, offcuts, and general job site trash. OSHA’s housekeeping standard, 29 CFR 1926.25, actually requires job sites to stay clear of scrap and debris throughout a project, not just at the end. Builders often want a full cleanup done before a final walkthrough or a client handoff. We can schedule around your closeout date.
Yes, and many of our calls come from contractors and builders, not just homeowners. We handle residential and commercial job sites, one time jobs and ongoing projects, with flexible scheduling for short notice calls when a site needs to be cleared fast.
Yes. Demolition debris tends to be heavier and more mixed than renovation debris, often concrete, brick, lumber, and drywall all in the same pile. Most demolition work in Santa Fe also requires a city building permit before work starts, separate from debris removal itself. We sort what we can for recycling and haul the rest. Larger demolition jobs may need a walkthrough first so we can plan the right truck and crew.
A dumpster sits on site for days or weeks while you fill it yourself, which works for a long project with steady debris. Junk removal means our crew loads and hauls in one visit, which works better for a single cleanup, a tight site with no room for a container, or a job that needs to be cleared fast. Most Santa Fe renovation and remodel jobs fit the second case, especially on older downtown lots near the Plaza where there is often no space to park a dumpster at all.
Price is based on volume and weight, since concrete and brick take up less truck space than drywall or lumber but weigh far more. Most jobs in Santa Fe run in the same $75 to $375 range as our other hauling work, with heavier loads landing at the higher end. Fair, reasonable pricing is the thing our customers mention most in our reviews, and we confirm your price before the truck is loaded. No surprise fees once the job is done.
Not really. The city’s large item pickup program covers household furniture, appliances, brush, and tree limbs, capped at eight cubic yards for $50, with $10 for each extra yard. It does not list drywall, lumber, concrete, or other renovation and demolition material among accepted items, and there is no same day option. For an actual job site, that program was not built to handle it.
Paint, chemicals, and certain older building materials need separate, licensed handling and are not something we remove. This matters more in Santa Fe than in most cities, since older adobe homes and historic downtown properties sometimes have asbestos in tile, insulation, old plaster, or roofing material. Federal rules under OSHA 29 CFR 1926.1101 require asbestos in a renovation or demolition to be handled by trained workers, not a general hauling crew. If you are not sure what you are dealing with, tell us before we arrive and we will point you toward a licensed testing or abatement contractor.
Often, yes. Smaller jobs, a single room renovation, a bathroom demo, or a pile of scrap, can usually be cleared the same day you call. Larger demolition or full job site cleanouts take more planning and may need a quick walkthrough first. Call in the morning for the best chance at same day service.
We sort what we haul before it leaves the site. Scrap metal, steel, and concrete go to recycling. Usable lumber and building material go to donation groups when possible. Everything else goes through the Buckman Road Recycling and Transfer Station, run by the Santa Fe Solid Waste Management Agency, with only true waste ending up at the Caja del Rio Landfill.
We clear job sites across Santa Fe and Santa Fe County, from renovation projects near Canyon Road and the historic Eastside to new builds in Eldorado, Las Campanas, Tesuque, and Agua Fria. Downtown properties near the Plaza and Santa Fe’s historic districts often follow strict adobe style building rules, which means renovation debris still needs to move through narrow streets and tight lots. We have hauled from job sites near Santa Fe Community College, St. John’s College, and the Institute of American Indian Arts, so we know the older construction and limited access that make Santa Fe job sites different from a standard subdivision.
Fair pricing, a fast response, and a crew that shows up when we say we will. Call or text (505) 557 2500 for a free estimate, or send a few photos of the debris. Junk Removal Santa Fe NM has served Santa Fe and Santa Fe County since 2013, licensed and insured on every job.
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