Renovating a Belton mill house means plaster and lath, old heart-pine flooring somebody will want, and layers of roofing, and all of it is heavy. Plaster goes by weight because the landfill charges by the ton; the lumber goes by the load; the good flooring we set aside if you ask.
In the subdivisions toward Anderson it is the usual kitchen, bath and deck debris, and on the acreage it is fence lines and the old shed that came down for the new one. One load or a standing rate for a contractor working through the mill villages. Heart-pine boards and old doors get pulled out of the pile for anyone who wants them before the rest is loaded.
What a construction and renovation debris removal job in Belton involves
- Description or photo of the pile; quote with disposal included
- Pickup from the driveway, the carport or the site
- Sorted for recycling where the facility takes it
- Site left clear for the next trade
Construction and Renovation Debris Removal pricing for Belton
Plaster and roofing from a Belton mill house are priced by the ton and the lumber by the load, so a room strip is often a half truck at $375 to $500 plus the heavy material as its own line; the quote separates the two so you see what the landfill is charging for. See the Anderson price list.
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Construction and Renovation Debris Removal questions from Belton
Do you take plaster and lath from a Belton renovation?
Yes. Plaster is priced by weight because of the landfill fee, and we say on the quote how much of the pile is plaster and how much is lumber.
Can you haul an old shed that came down on a Belton lot?
Yes, cut up and loaded, usually a half truck; a shed taken down and hauled by us runs $400 to $900 depending on size.