Hauling · Orange County
Construction Debris Removal & Hauling
Concrete, dirt, rock, wood, drywall and mixed construction debris — loaded by our crew and hauled to recyclers and licensed facilities, not just dropped in a bin for you to fill.
- Locally owned in Fullerton
- Free written estimates
- Haul-off included
Debris Hauling done right
A roll-off bin is a box; you still have to fill it, and heavy materials like concrete and dirt can only fill a fraction of one before it hits its weight limit. Our hauling service is different: our crew loads the material, our trucks haul it, and it goes to the right facility for that material.
We haul leftover concrete and rubble from other trades, dirt from footing and trench excavation, debris piles on construction sites, and the leftovers from DIY remodels. General contractors use us to keep jobsites clean between phases; homeowners use us when a project has left more behind than they expected.
What’s included
- Crew loading — by hand or with equipment
- Concrete, asphalt, dirt, rock, wood, drywall and mixed C&D debris
- Material separation for recycling
- Weight tickets and diversion documentation on request
- Broom-clean finish
Our process
How we handle debris hauling
- 01
Send photos
Upload photos of the pile with your estimate request — it is usually all we need to quote.
- 02
Confirm price
We confirm the price, access and a date.
- 03
Load & haul
Our crew loads, separates and hauls material to the right facility.
- 04
Clean up
The area is swept and left clean.
Photos
Debris Hauling — recent work

What affects the price
Every estimate we write is based on measurements, not guesses. These are the factors that move the number most for debris hauling:
- Volume and type of material (concrete and dirt are heavy)
- Whether materials are mixed or separated
- Loading distance and access
- Recurring vs. one-time service
Debris Hauling in Orange County
Orange County has concrete and asphalt recyclers that crush material into road base, which is cheaper than landfilling and better for diversion reports. We route every load to the facility that makes the most sense for the material.
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FAQ
Debris Hauling questions
What can’t you haul?
We do not haul hazardous waste — paint, solvents, asbestos-containing material, chemicals, or treated waste that requires special handling unless arranged in advance. Your city or the county household hazardous waste program can take household chemicals.
Can you haul dirt?
Yes. We haul clean fill dirt and excavated soil. Mixed soil and debris may cost more to dispose of.
Do you offer recurring jobsite clean-outs?
Yes. General contractors can schedule recurring hauling on active projects.
Can you give me a price from photos?
Often, yes. Upload clear photos of the material with something for scale and we can usually quote without a site visit.
Related services
Often done together
Concrete Demolition
Driveways, patios, slabs, footings and flatwork — broken out and recycled.
Learn moreCommercial Demolition
Building, site and tenant demolition for GCs, developers and owners.
Learn moreResidential Demolition
Whole-home and partial tear-downs for rebuilds, additions and lot clearing.
Learn moreAsphalt Removal
Driveways, parking lots and site paving removed and recycled.
Learn moreGet a free debris hauling estimate
Send photos and a few details — we’ll reply within one business day with next steps or a price.