Your project doesn’t stop for waste removal. You get the right-sized container delivered when promised, picked up on schedule, and billed exactly what we quoted.
No more debris piling up while you wait for pickup. No more surprise fees showing up on your final bill. No more wondering if your driveway will get damaged during delivery.
You focus on your project. We handle the waste. Simple as that.
We’ve been the go-to choice for Great River homeowners and contractors since 2000. We’re family-owned, fully licensed, and insured because we understand what’s at stake when you’re managing a project.
Great River’s housing market is booming, with home values climbing and renovation projects everywhere. We’ve seen this community grow and change, and we’ve grown with it.
When you call us, you’re working with people who know Suffolk County regulations, understand local disposal requirements, and have built relationships with area contractors over twenty-plus years.
First, we talk through your project to determine the right container size and timeline. No guesswork – we ask the right questions to get you exactly what you need.
Next, we deliver your container when promised, placing it carefully to protect your property. We use wood planking under containers and position them exactly where you want them.
Finally, we pick up on schedule and handle all disposal and recycling. You get a final bill that matches our original quote – no surprise charges, no hidden fees.
Most customers are surprised how straightforward the whole process is when you work with people who actually care about doing it right.
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We stock 10-yard containers perfect for bathroom renovations and small cleanouts, 20-yard units ideal for kitchen remodels and roofing projects, and 30-yard containers that handle major construction debris.
Great River’s older homes – many built in the 1950s – often need significant updates. Whether you’re renovating a classic ranch or building an addition, we understand the unique challenges of working in established neighborhoods.
Our pricing reflects Suffolk County’s disposal costs and regulations, not some national average that doesn’t apply here. We separate recyclable materials from general waste, which often reduces your final costs.
You won’t find us advertising impossibly low prices that triple once the container gets hauled away. Our quotes include delivery, pickup, disposal, and all applicable fees upfront.
Most bathroom renovations need a 10-yard container, while kitchen remodels typically require 20-yard units. If you’re doing both simultaneously or adding roofing debris, a 30-yard container usually handles everything comfortably.
The key is being honest about your project scope. A 10-yard container holds about 3-4 pickup truck loads, while a 20-yard handles 6-8 trucks worth of debris.
We’d rather have you start with the right size than deal with overages or multiple containers later. When you call, we’ll ask specific questions about your project to recommend the most cost-effective option.
Our 10-yard containers start around $300-350 for standard residential projects. Twenty-yard units typically run $400-500, and 30-yard containers range from $500-600, depending on your specific location and debris type.
These prices include delivery, pickup, disposal fees, and up to 14 days rental. Heavy materials like concrete or roofing debris may require special pricing due to weight restrictions and disposal costs.
We provide written quotes that won’t change unless you add services or exceed weight limits. No surprise charges, no hidden fees, no “market adjustments” after pickup. What we quote is what you pay.
We place wooden planks under all four corners of every container to protect driveways and landscaping. Our drivers are trained to position containers carefully and avoid damage to your property.
Great River’s established neighborhoods often have mature landscaping and well-maintained driveways. We take extra care in these settings because we know how much your property means to you.
If damage does occur – which is extremely rare – our insurance covers repairs. We’ve been doing this for over 20 years and understand how to deliver containers safely in residential areas.
Most Great River deliveries happen within 24-48 hours of your call, often same-day if you contact us early enough. We keep containers in stock specifically to avoid delays.
Your project timeline matters to us. If you need delivery by a specific date – say, before your demolition crew arrives – we’ll make it happen. We coordinate with contractors regularly and understand how delays cascade through projects.
We also provide pickup within 24 hours of your call once you’re finished. No waiting around for days wondering when we’ll show up.
Yes, we sort through debris to separate recyclable materials like metal, wood, and concrete from general waste. This often reduces your disposal costs since recyclable materials cost less to process.
Suffolk County has specific recycling requirements and disposal facilities. We work with local recycling centers and know which materials can be diverted from landfills.
Many Great River renovation projects generate significant amounts of recyclable debris – old appliances, metal fixtures, clean wood. We handle the sorting and processing, so you don’t have to worry about compliance or proper disposal methods.
We can’t accept hazardous materials like paint, batteries, oils, solvents, or chemicals. These require special disposal through Suffolk County’s hazardous waste program.
Electronics, appliances with refrigerants, and tires also need separate handling due to environmental regulations. We can often arrange special pickup for these items if needed.
Most construction debris, household junk, furniture, and renovation waste goes in standard containers without issues. When you call, we’ll review your specific materials to avoid any pickup problems later.
