Construction and demolition (C&D) debris is heavier and routed differently than regular junk — it goes to specialized C&D transfer stations, not general landfills. That changes the pricing math. Here's what KC-area remodel projects actually pay in 2026.
Cost by project size
- Bathroom remodel debris (one tear-out): $345–$525
- Kitchen remodel debris (cabinets, drywall, tile): $525–$895
- Full-room remodel demolition: $695–$1,095
- Whole-home renovation (multiple trips): $1,800–$5,400
- Haul-only (you demo, we haul): 20% less than demo-included pricing
What counts as C&D debris
- Drywall, plaster, lath
- Lumber (clean or painted)
- Tile, ceramic, porcelain
- Old cabinets and built-ins
- Flooring (carpet, vinyl, hardwood, laminate)
- Fixtures and fittings
- Concrete (small quantities — large slab demo is separate)
What's NOT C&D
- Asbestos (requires licensed abatement)
- Lead-based paint waste from pre-1978 homes (special handling)
- Treated lumber in some quantities
- Roofing tar / asphalt shingles in large amounts
- Active electrical components
Why we're cheaper than a dumpster for small jobs
A 10-yard roll-off dumpster in the KC metro runs $350–$550/week with weight overages. For a single-bathroom remodel, you'll fill maybe 30% of it and still pay the full week. We charge for the volume you fill — for small-to-medium demos, we beat dumpster pricing.
Recurring contractor accounts
For contractors with multiple active KC-metro jobs, we offer recurring pickup accounts — daily or weekly, net-15 billing, COI on file. We can keep your sites moving without you having to schedule each pickup individually.
This guide is general information for the Kansas City area, accurate to the best of our knowledge as of its last update. Facility hours, fees, accepted items, and city programs change — confirm details with the facility or your city before you go. Nothing here is legal or professional advice. See our Terms.