Construction Debris Removal in Port Huron & St. Clair County, MI

Construction debris in St. Clair County does not wait for a dumpster company to drop a box that sits in the driveway for a week. Port Huron remodels, Fort Gratiot cottage work, Marysville kitchen tear-outs, and Kimball Township additions all produce drywall, lumber, flooring, cabinets, and fixture scrap that trades need gone so the next crew can work. Junk Command hauls that debris on a scheduled visit instead of leaving a container blocking the apron.

We take drywall and plaster, framing scrap, tile and flooring remnants, cabinets, countertops, doors, windows, bagged insulation, fixture tear-outs, and mixed renovation junk that is not hazardous. Limited concrete or brick may be accepted depending on weight — tell us what is in the pile. Shed contents, deck tear-down debris, and yard waste that came down with a remodel can ride on the same load when they are mixed with the demo scrap. We are not a hazardous-waste contractor and we do not take asbestos, fuels, or wet paint.

Pricing is volume-based, with the same published floors as the rest of the site: curbside from $99 and full-service from $129. A kitchen demo is not a minimum pickup. Photos of the pile, the driveway, and whether we can back a trailer to the garage get you a number before we load. Contractors can ask about repeat pickups when a job is phased. You still approve the price for each visit.

Homeowners call when a dumpster quote feels like overkill for a bathroom remodel. Landlords clearing a Port Huron or St. Clair rental after a light rehab want the scrap gone before showings. Rural Kimball jobs may include an old shed that came down with the addition. If the same property also needs furniture or appliances hauled, combine it. One driveway visit is better than three.

A dead spa left on the deck after the remodel is hot tub removal. Include it in the photos if you want the tub and the debris quoted together. Send photos and the address. Call or text 810-242-0429 or open the free estimate form. We will tell you whether the pile is a short stop or a dedicated debris day.