Renovation Debris · Grant Park
Renovation Debris Removal in Grant Park
Restoring a Grant Park Victorian means opening walls that haven’t been touched in a century, and the plaster and lath have to go somewhere. We bag-and-carry it out without scraping the original floors. Mixed debris is $120 a cubic yard; a quarter truck is $241.
A Park, a Zoo, and a Neighborhood of Victorians
Lemuel P. Grant gave the city 100 acres in 1883, and Zoo Atlanta began there in 1889 when a lumber merchant bought a failed circus’s animals and donated them. Oakland Cemetery, founded in 1850, sits at the neighborhood’s north edge.
Together with Inman Park, Grant Park holds the largest remaining area of Victorian architecture in Atlanta — cottages and craftsman bungalows now being restored alongside new infill houses.
Grant Park Debris Prices
| Item / load | Flat price |
|---|---|
| Construction Debris (per cu yd) | $120 |
| Lumber / Trim (bundle) | $41 |
| Interior Door | $41 |
| Cast Iron Radiator | $123 |
| Mixed debris (1/4 truck) | $241 |
Careful With Old Houses
Heavy Old Fixtures
Cast-iron radiators and clawfoot tubs weigh far more than they look. They go out on dollies with the floors covered.
Tight Lots
Narrow lots and street parking mean the pile can’t wait long. We schedule pickups so debris doesn’t sit out front.
Grant Park Debris FAQs
Will the City collect plaster and lath from my renovation?
No. ATL311 bulk pickup excludes building materials, so renovation debris needs a private hauler.
Do you take old radiators?
Yes. A cast-iron radiator is $123, carried out with the floor protected.
How is plaster debris priced?
By the cubic yard at $120, or by truck-fill for a bigger pile.
Do you handle new infill construction leftovers?
Yes — offcuts, packaging and scrap lumber from new builds as well as restorations.
Opened Up the Walls?
Photograph the pile — flat price in seconds.
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