Construction & Storm Debris Atlanta
The kitchen came out of the 1920s bungalow, and now the drywall, cabinets and old tile are stacked in the driveway — exactly the kind of material ATL311’s bulk crews won’t collect. We will. A full kitchen cabinet rip-out is $293, and mixed debris by the cubic yard is $120.
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Renovation leftovers price by the piece or the cubic yard; a big demo prices by truck-fill.
| Item / load | Price |
|---|---|
| Construction Debris (per cu yd) | $120 |
| Full Kitchen Cabinet Set | $293 |
| Countertop, Stone (per section) | $111 |
| Drywall (per sheet / bundle) | $37 |
| Bathtub (Cast Iron) | $185 |
| Toilet | $64 |
| Carpet Removal (per room) | $71 |
| Yard Waste (per cu yd) | $88 |
| 1/2 Truck (8 cu yd) | $431 |
For a weeks-long gut renovation, a roll-off can make more sense. Send photos and we’ll tell you honestly.
Grant Park and Inman Park together hold the largest remaining concentration of Victorian houses in Atlanta, and every restoration produces plaster, lath and old trim.
East Atlanta, Ormewood Park and Kirkwood bungalows are prime flip stock — kitchens and baths come out first.
Decatur’s older houses are regularly rebuilt from the ground up, and contents need to go before demolition day.
ATL311 bulk collection excludes building materials and anything a contractor generated, so renovation debris always needs a hauler.
Atlanta’s tree canopy is a big part of its appeal until a storm brings a limb down. In September 2024, Hurricane Helene dropped 11.12 inches of rain on the city in 48 hours, the most since records began in 1878, and Peachtree Creek flooded apartment complexes in Buckhead.
Branches and cut limbs price as yard waste by the cubic yard. Whole trees still standing need an arborist first.
Wet carpet, furniture and drywall from a flooded basement or ground-floor unit go on one quote.
After a big storm, keep yard debris apart from household items and building materials; it makes every pickup faster.
Photograph damage before anything is removed, and the crew can wait while you document what’s going.
No. The City’s bulk program excludes building materials and contractor-generated debris.
Mixed debris is $120 per cubic yard; a full cabinet set is $293; a half truck is $431. Photos give the exact number.
Yes, priced by the quarter truck at $219 because of the weight. Large volumes are better suited to a roll-off.
Yes. We can schedule between phases so debris doesn’t block the next trade.
Yes, cut limbs and branches, priced by the cubic yard. Felling a standing tree is a job for an arborist.
Yes — wet carpet, furniture and damaged drywall once the water is out.
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