Construction Debris Removal Nashville
Drywall is exactly what Davidson County’s free curbside program won’t take, and neither are the contractor bags it usually ends up in. Both are on our price list: drywall runs $37 per sheet or small bundle, and a quarter truck of mixed renovation debris is $241.
Bungalow pop-ups in 12 South, teardowns in Sylvan Park, East Nashville kitchens coming down to the studs — construction debris removal in Nashville is priced from a photo of the pile, before anyone loads it.
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Small jobs go by the item; anything bigger goes by how much of the truck it fills. Heavy materials like concrete and brick have their own weight-based line.
| Item / load | Price |
|---|---|
| Drywall (per sheet / bundle) | $37 |
| Contractor Bag | $41 |
| Construction Debris (per cu yd) | $120 |
| Bathtub (Cast Iron) | $185 |
| Full Kitchen Cabinet Set | $293 |
| Carpet Removal (per room) | $71 |
| Concrete / Masonry (per 1/4 truck) | $219 |
| Truck-Fill (1/2 · 8 cu yd) | $431 |
A pickup between phases keeps the site clear without a dumpster sitting in the driveway for weeks.
Photograph the pile as it sits — the price comes back before it has to move again.
Get My Debris QuoteMetro draws hard lines around construction waste, and the free options leave out most of what a real remodel produces.
Construction debris is on the accepted list, but drywall and anything bagged are not. It all has to be at the front curb by 6:30 a.m., with up to seven business days before collection.
Metro takes construction debris from residents at the Omohundro site only, and only up to two cubic yards per load, for a fee.
Metro’s brush collection comes around four times a year, and debris generated by a contractor is never collected.
Drywall, bags, cabinets and tubs, collected from the job site or garage on a day that fits the project.
Nashville’s big cleanups have come from two directions: wind and water.
An EF3 tornado tracked from North Nashville through Germantown, East Nashville and Five Points, then on through Donelson, Hermitage and Mt. Juliet. It ranks as the eighth-costliest tornado on record in the U.S.
More than 13 inches of rain fell in two days. The Cumberland crested near 52 feet, the Harpeth set record crests in Bellevue and Kingston Springs, and Mill Creek flooded I-24 in Antioch.
After ordinary storms, Metro’s brush rounds handle limbs under four inches across. Soaked furniture, carpet and drywall fall back on the Sheriff’s curbside program — minus the drywall and anything bagged.
Water-damaged furniture, carpet and pad, drywall, bagged debris and ruined appliances, carried out and loaded so the drying and repairs can start.
Storm work comes in bursts, so book as soon as you know what’s ruined — the same flat catalog prices apply.
Drywall is $37 per sheet or small bundle, a contractor bag $41, and loose debris $120 per cubic yard. Bigger loads go by truck-fill, $241 for a quarter and $732 for a full truck.
No. Drywall and bagged items are both on its refused list, which is why so much renovation waste ends up needing a private hauler.
Only at the Omohundro site, only up to two cubic yards per load, and only with a Davidson County ID. You’ll pay a fee and do the hauling yourself.
Yes. It’s heavy, so bigger amounts usually price by truck-fill; bagged plaster is fine.
Yes — a cast-iron tub is $185, and a fiberglass one $90. Disconnecting the plumbing is up to your contractor.
Yes. Masonry is sold by the quarter truck, $219, since weight fills a truck long before volume does. For a whole patio or foundation, a rented container can make more sense — ask and we’ll say which.
Yes. Soaked furniture, carpet, pad and drywall are carried out at the usual catalog prices on the first open window.
Yes. Schedule a pickup at the end of demo or between phases, and each load is quoted from a photo.
A photo of the debris gets you the flat price — drywall and bags included.
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