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Construction & Storm Debris Jacksonville

Construction Debris Removal in Jacksonville

A bathroom gut, a kitchen tear-out, a garage full of drywall scraps from a Riverside restoration — debris like that doesn’t fit the City’s bulk rules. We load it by hand and price it by how much of the truck it fills: $241 for a quarter load, $431 for half.

✓Insured, vetted haulers
✓Same-day when a crew is free
✓Flat photo-quoted pricing
✓No hidden charges
✓COI support
✓Donation and recycling
✓No sales tax on the service

Customer Reviews

What JunkRabbit Customers Say

★★★★★ 4.94 · 294 Google reviews

JunkRabbit is new to Jacksonville, so the reviews shown here come from our Miami customers — real Google reviews of the same flat-price, carry-out service.

★★★★★

“Amazing job! They were quick, efficient and gave me a fair price. I would highly recommend using JunkRabbit Miami for your construction debris removal 👍”

FM
Florida Man
Google review · Miami
★★★★★

“Had a plan AND morning confirmation with [another junk remover] and they canceled last minute, an hour before. I was in a bind, and I called & texted the folks at JunkRabbit. They were fast, courteous and available on short notice.”

JY
John Y.
Google review · Miami
★★★★★

“Fast, considerate, and thorough”

IH
Ian H.
Google review · Miami

Debris Removal Prices

Most renovation cleanups price by volume. Individual heavy items have their own rates.

Debris Price List

Load / itemPrice
1/4 Truck (4 cu yd)$241
1/2 Truck (8 cu yd)$431
3/4 Truck (12 cu yd)$587
Full Truck (16 cu yd)$732
Concrete / Masonry (per 1/4 truck)$219
Full Kitchen Cabinet Set$293
Carpet Removal (per room)$71
Bathtub (Fiberglass)$90
Minimum order $75. Concrete and brick carry their own weight-based rate.

What We Load

  • Drywall, trim and lumber scraps
  • Cabinets and countertops
  • Tile, laminate and hardwood flooring
  • Tubs, toilets and vanities
  • Old doors and windows
  • Fencing and deck boards

Hurricane and Nor’easter Debris

Jacksonville’s only recorded direct hurricane hit was Dora in 1964, but it doesn’t take a direct hit to flood a living room. Matthew in 2016 brought surge and flooding; Irma in 2017 brought record-breaking floods along the St. Johns, with a severity not seen since 1846. Fall nor’easters add their own share of soaked carpet.

Check the Public Program First

After a declared storm, public debris collection runs on its own schedule and sorting rules. If you plan to use it, read those rules before building a pile at the curb.

Photograph Everything

Take your own damage photos before anything leaves the house. We send completion photos when the job is done.

What We Haul

Wet furniture, mattresses, rolled carpet and padding, and ruined household contents — carried out and priced by truck-fill.

What to Leave

Downed trees and large branches usually belong with the public vegetative program or a tree service.

Construction Debris FAQs

How much does construction debris removal cost in Jacksonville?

By volume: $241 for a quarter of the truck, $431 for half, $732 for a full 16-yard load. Concrete and masonry are $219 per quarter truck.

Can I put remodel debris out for City bulk pickup?

Only small amounts that follow the City’s bulk rules, with every piece under five feet long. A real remodel almost always exceeds that.

Is this cheaper than a dumpster?

It depends on the job. A roll-off makes sense for a long renovation you’re loading yourself; a crew-loaded pickup makes sense when you want it gone in one visit without a container in the driveway.

Do you take storm-soaked carpet and furniture?

Yes — waterlogged furniture, mattresses, carpet and padding are loaded straight from the house and priced by truck-fill.

Do you take contractor jobsite waste?

We focus on homeowner cleanups. Ask before booking commercial jobsite debris.

Clear Out the Remodel

Send photos of the debris — the truck-fill price comes back fast. Back to Jacksonville junk removal.

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