Construction Waste Removal

We use authorized C&D waste disposal points and landfills accepting construction debris. NGT and CPCB have strict rules about C&D waste handling in NCR, and fly-tipping has serious consequences. We don't take shortcuts here; you don't want your project's name attached to an illegal dump site investigation.

Often yes, especially for larger jobs. Recoverable bricks, structural steel, larger concrete chunks (for crushing into aggregate), copper wiring, and aluminum window frames all have resale value. We can separate these during clearance and the value typically offsets a portion of the clearance cost. For small renovation debris, separation often isn't worth the labor.

We don't handle hazardous waste; asbestos sheets, chemical drums, lead paint debris, or anything requiring specialized handling certifications. For these, you need a licensed hazardous waste handler. We'll honestly tell you if something at your site falls in that category rather than take it and create a bigger problem.

Single trolley load of standard renovation debris: 1.5–2 hours including loading and disposal trip. Multi-trip larger jobs (residential demolition, post-construction clearance): typically half a day to a full day. Major demolition site clearance: multi-day project planned in advance.

Someone responsible should be present at the start to confirm what's being taken (and what isn't; site owners often have piles they want kept). Once we're loading, your continued presence isn't required, though it's helpful for any questions. For ongoing daily collection from active sites, your site supervisor handles handoff with our team.

Minimum is roughly one tractor-trolley load (about 3-4 cubic metres). Below that, the travel and labor cost makes it inefficient on both sides. For very small amounts of debris, you may be better off contacting your local municipal solid waste collection; we can advise.