Rehab & Storm Debris Removal St. Louis
Rehabbing a nineteenth-century brick house means pulling out plaster, lath, old cabinets and a few layers of flooring before anything new goes in. Spring storms add their own piles. We load it from the alley or the side yard and haul it off — a cubic yard of debris is $120, and a quarter truck $241.
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Small piles use per-item prices; full rooms of tear-out go by volume.
| Item / load | Price |
|---|---|
| Construction Debris (per cu yd) | $120 |
| Drywall (sheet / small bundle) | $37 |
| Full Kitchen Cabinet Set | $293 |
| Carpet Removal (per room) | $71 |
| Lumber / Wood Scrap (bundle) | $41 |
| Concrete / Masonry (per 1/4 truck) | $219 |
| Contractor Bag | $41 |
St. Louis has a long tornado history. The May 27, 1896 storm tore through Lafayette Square; the EF3 of May 16, 2025 crossed Clayton, Richmond Heights and the north side, damaging roughly 5,000 structures.
Soaked furniture, ruined mattresses and broken appliances come out of the house on the same trip.
Once the roofer and the insurer are done, the drywall, flooring and cabinets that couldn’t be saved go by the load.
Missouri has kept yard waste out of landfills from 1992 onward, so branches are routed separately. Loose yard waste is $88 per cubic yard.
After a heavy rain, wet boxes and carpet from the cellar are heavy and awkward. We carry them up.
Soulard, Lafayette Square, Old North and Maplewood are full of houses being brought back one room at a time.
Rehabbers and homeowners call us between trades: after demolition, before drywall, or at the end when the dumpster is gone but the garage still isn’t empty. Contractor and commercial jobs are welcome — mention it when you book so we can confirm the details for your site.
Loose debris is $120 per cubic yard, and full loads run from $241 for a quarter truck to $732 for a full one.
Yes. It’s heavy, so it prices by volume or weight rather than per bag.
Yes, priced by the quarter truck at $219 because masonry is so dense.
Yes. Send photos of what’s damaged and we’ll quote contents and tear-out together.
Yes — in most City blocks that’s where the truck parks anyway.
Photos of the pile — a flat price back fast.
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