Renovation Debris · Germantown
Renovation Debris Removal in Germantown
Opening up a 19th-century brick rowhouse produces the kind of waste nobody plans for: horsehair plaster, old lath, a century of paint on window trim. We haul it from the house or the side yard, drywall included — $37 per sheet or bundle, $241 for a quarter truck of mixed debris.
Nashville’s Old Immigrant Suburb
Germantown’s brick rowhouses and Victorians sit beside Bicentennial Capitol Mall and First Horizon Park, where the Sounds play. New condos have filled in between the old houses.
The March 2020 tornado did mid- to high-end EF2 damage here, and the repair and renovation work that followed hasn’t fully slowed.
Germantown Debris Prices
| Item / load | Flat price |
|---|---|
| Drywall (per sheet / bundle) | $37 |
| Contractor bag | $41 |
| Interior door | $41 |
| Radiator (cast iron) | $123 |
| Truck-fill (1/4) | $241 |
Old Houses, New Condos
Historic Rehab
Plaster, lath, doors and cast-iron radiators come out of narrow halls with the floors and stair rails protected.
Condo Moves
Germantown’s newer buildings mean elevator bookings and certificate-of-insurance paperwork, arranged before pickup day.
Germantown Renovation FAQs
Do you remove old plaster and lath from historic homes?
Yes. Bagged plaster is fine, and larger amounts usually price by truck-fill because of the weight.
Can you take cast-iron radiators?
Yes, at $123 each. They’re heavy, so the crew brings extra hands.
Will the Sheriff’s program take renovation debris in Germantown?
It accepts construction debris at the curb but refuses drywall and bagged items — which rules out most of a real renovation.
Can you also clear out a condo when I move?
Yes. Furniture and boxes go on the same kind of photo quote, and we coordinate with the building on elevator time.
Mid-Renovation in Germantown?
Photograph the debris pile and get the flat price before it moves again.
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