Construction Debris Removal in Fort Myers, FL
Renovation scraps, demolition rubble, and build-site leftovers — cleared fast so the project keeps moving.
What Gets Cleared
Whether it’s a kitchen gut-job, a hurricane-repair teardown, or a full new build, the debris gets handled — lumber, drywall, tile, concrete, and everything in between.
Drywall & Plaster
Sheet scraps, demolished walls, water-damaged panels, and plaster lath from renovation tear-outs.
Lumber & Framing
Studs, joists, plywood, OSB, trim pieces, and dimensional lumber from framing or demo work.
Concrete & Masonry
Broken slabs, cinder block, brick, pavers, stucco, and mortar rubble from foundation or hardscape projects.
Roofing Materials
Stripped shingles, underlayment, flashing, rotted decking, and old metal roofing — common after storm-damage repairs.
Tile & Flooring
Ceramic, porcelain, and stone tile, plus carpet, laminate, and vinyl sheet flooring from remodels.
Fixtures & Cabinetry
Ripped-out cabinets, countertops, vanities, sinks, tubs, toilets, and old light fixtures.
Metal & Pipe
Copper, galvanized, and PVC piping, ductwork, conduit, rebar, and mixed scrap metal.
Windows & Doors
Impact-window replacements, storm shutters, slider tracks, hollow-core doors, and frames.
Related Services in Fort Myers
Construction debris is one piece of the picture. These services cover the rest.
Full Junk Removal
Anything non-hazardous — furniture, appliances, yard waste, and general clutter.
Estate & Downsizing Cleanouts
Whole-property clearances for estates, downsizing moves, or inherited homes.
Foreclosure Trash-Out
REO and rental turnover cleanouts — retained-item protocol, photo documentation, broom-clean.
Furniture & Appliance Removal
Individual pieces or full loads — sofas, mattresses, fridges, washers, and more.
Hot Tub Removal
Disconnection, demo, and haul-away for spas and hot tubs.
Storage Unit Cleanout
Full unit clear-outs — sort, haul, and leave it broom-clean for the facility.
How It Works
Tell us what’s going
A quick call or a few photos.
Get an upfront price
You approve it before anything moves.
It’s hauled away
A local crew loads up and sweeps the spot clean.
Why SunCoast Haulers
Contractors need reliability. Homeowners need simplicity. Here’s how it works with SunCoast Haulers.
- Same-day and next-day availability — no waiting for a dumpster drop-off window
- One upfront price before anything moves — no surprises, no hidden haul fees
- Sorted for recycling: metal, concrete, and clean lumber separated where facilities accept them
- Load-and-go: a local crew handles the lifting, sweeping, and hauling so you stay on the job
- Volume-friendly: single loads to multi-day rolloff alternatives for larger builds
- Fully insured with a focus on site-safe, clean removal
- Locally operated across Lee County — familiar with Fort Myers permitting and disposal logistics
Construction Debris Removal Across Fort Myers
Fort Myers is in the middle of a sustained building wave — post-Hurricane Ian reconstruction, new residential subdivisions pushing into Gateway and southeast corridors, and a wave of condo renovations along McGregor Boulevard and in the River District. All of that generates debris that doesn’t fit in a residential can and can’t legally sit curbside.
Neighborhoods and areas we regularly serve for C&D removal:
- River District & Downtown: Condo gut-renovations, historic commercial retrofits, and mixed-use build-outs in the walkable core.
- Edison Park & Seminole Park: Older bungalows and mid-century homes getting kitchen/bath remodels, re-roofs, and impact-window upgrades.
- McGregor Boulevard Corridor: Estate-scale renovations, pool-deck replacements, and lanai screen enclosure rebuilds from Edison Park south to Iona.
- Whiskey Creek & Colonial Corridor: 1970s–80s ranch homes undergoing full interior modernizations — drywall, flooring, cabinetry.
- Gateway & Daniels Corridor: New-construction subdivisions and commercial build-outs east of I-75, where framing scrap and site-clearing waste pile up fast.
- San Carlos Park & South Fort Myers: Single-family tear-downs, additions, and hurricane-damage repairs south of Colonial.
- Palm Beach Boulevard & East Fort Myers: Mobile-home removals, lot clearing, and renovation debris in the corridor stretching toward Lehigh Acres.
Drywall, lumber, and mixed C&D go to permitted construction and demolition landfills in Lee County. Metals, clean concrete, and certain wood waste can be diverted to recycling where facilities accept them — the crew sorts on-site to maximize diversion.
If your project is ongoing, ask about recurring pickups or on-site container alternatives. One call handles it.
What Construction Debris Removal Costs in Fort Myers
Pricing depends on the volume and type of debris. Here’s a general range for Fort Myers and Lee County:
| Load Size | Typical Range | Common Project |
|---|---|---|
| Single item / small pile | $90 – $200 | Leftover tile, a few sheets of drywall |
| Partial truck (⅓ load) | $200 – $400 | Bathroom remodel tear-out |
| Half truck | $350 – $550 | Kitchen gut or flooring replacement |
| Full truck | $500 – $800 | Whole-room demo, re-roof strip |
| XL / multi-load | $800 – $2,500+ | Full renovation, fire/storm gutting |
| Contractor recurring | Custom quote | Weekly or per-phase pickups for active job sites |
Pricing is by volume, not weight — so heavy concrete and light drywall are quoted the same way. Call or text (239) 526-3402 for an upfront price before anything moves.
Construction Debris Removal in Nearby Cities
Serving contractors and homeowners across Lee County and the Southwest Florida coast.
Cape Coral
Across the river — canal-lot builds, re-roofs, and whole-home renovations.
Lehigh Acres
New subdivisions and older-home remodels generating steady C&D volume.
North Fort Myers
Post-Ian repairs, mobile-home site clearing, and residential remodels.
Bonita Springs
Hurricane-repair debris, condo renovations, and pool-deck replacements.
Estero
New construction in master-planned communities plus renovation tear-outs.
Fort Myers Beach
Island rebuilds and condo-complex renovations — Estero Island logistics handled.
Helpful Guides
More on debris disposal, costs, and what can (and can’t) go in the trash.
Junk Removal Cost Guide
General pricing ranges for junk removal across SW Florida.
Lee County Landfill & Recycling Guide
Drop-off locations, accepted materials, and tips for Lee County residents.
Dumpster Rental vs. Junk Removal
Which option is cheaper and more practical for your project.
What Can’t Go in the Trash
Banned items, hazardous materials, and how to dispose of them properly.
Areas We Serve
SunCoast Haulers handles construction debris removal across Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Lehigh Acres, Bonita Springs, Estero, North Fort Myers, Fort Myers Beach, Naples, Sanibel, Punta Gorda, Port Charlotte, and Marco Island.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of construction debris do you take?
Drywall, lumber, concrete, roofing, tile, flooring, fixtures, cabinetry, pipe, metal, and mixed C&D waste. Basically anything non-hazardous from a build or renovation. Asbestos, lead paint, and chemicals require licensed hazmat contractors — that’s outside the scope of standard debris removal.
Can you handle a full renovation tear-out in one visit?
Most single-room or even whole-home tear-outs can be cleared in one trip with a full-size truck. Larger projects — like a fire-gutted home or multi-unit renovation — may take two or three loads. You’ll get an upfront quote that covers the full scope before anything starts.
Do you recycle construction debris?
Yes, where facilities accept it. Metal, clean concrete, and untreated wood are separated on-site and taken to recycling or diversion facilities in Lee County. Mixed C&D waste goes to a permitted construction and demolition landfill.
Is construction debris removal cheaper than renting a dumpster?
It depends on the project size. For smaller tear-outs (a bathroom, a single room), junk removal is often comparable or cheaper — and you skip the delivery/pickup wait, driveway-permit hassle, and the labor of loading it yourself. For very large, multi-week projects, a dumpster rental may be more cost-effective. See our Dumpster vs. Junk Removal guide for a detailed comparison.
Do you offer recurring pickups for active job sites?
Yes. Contractors with ongoing projects can set up weekly or per-phase pickups at a negotiated rate. Call (239) 526-3402 to discuss scheduling and volume pricing.