Drywall comes out in pieces, and the pieces add up fast. A finished basement, a soaked wall after a leak, or a room being opened up can leave a pile of broken sheets, plaster, screws and corner bead that’s far too heavy and bulky for the trash.
JUNKED. hauls away drywall and plaster debris that’s already been torn out. We load the pile from the room, garage or driveway and leave the area swept. If you’re doing the demolition yourself, we’re the cleanup at the end.
Need the wall taken down too? Our interior demolition service covers non-structural tear-out.
We haul:
A whole remodel’s worth of debris? See construction debris removal.
To make pickup quick:
Many houses around Canonsburg and the South Hills have plaster-and-lath walls, and older joint compound and plaster can sometimes contain asbestos. If you’re unsure, have it tested before you start. We only haul material that’s been cleared.
Clean scrap drywall and metal corner bead can sometimes be recycled. We donate and recycle what we can and haul away the rest.
We handle drywall debris removal in Canonsburg, Bridgeville, Carnegie and Mt. Lebanon, plus every town in our service area, about 15 miles around Canonsburg.
Call or text (412) 905-9453, or send a request through our online form. You can include photos.
We’ll tell you what to expect before any work starts.
We load everything and clean up after ourselves, and we donate or recycle what we can.
We’re available 7 days a week, 7am to 7pm.
For non-structural walls, see our interior demolition page. This page is about hauling away what’s already torn out.
Yes. Wet drywall is heavy, so tell us roughly how much there is.
Yes, once it’s been confirmed free of asbestos if the house is older.
Large pieces don’t need bags. Bag loose insulation and small crumbs.
Often, yes. Call or text and we’ll give you the first open time.
Yes. Unused sheets can sometimes be donated.
Call or text (412) 905-9453 with a photo of the pile. You’ll get a free quote before any work starts.
