Construction Clean Outs & Debris Removal in Salem, OR
Drywall, lumber, roofing, flooring, fixtures, packaging — we haul it off the job site so your crew can keep building. Same-day and next-day pickups across Salem, Keizer, and the Mid-Willamette Valley.
Construction clean out pricing by load
You pay for trailer space, not by the hour. Every price includes labor, loading, hauling, and disposal fees at the transfer station. Heavy materials like concrete, tile, and roofing are quoted on-site by weight before we touch anything.
Minimum pickup
A handful of contractor bags, a few broken pallets, scrap trim, or packaging from a delivery. Ideal for a punch-list day.
Quarter load
One room worth of demo debris — old cabinets, a torn-out vanity, drywall scraps, and the cardboard from new fixtures.
Half load
A kitchen or bathroom remodel tear-out, a small roofing job's shingles, or a garage full of leftover lumber and sheet goods.
Full trailer load
Whole-house renovation debris, a flip cleanout, or an accumulated pile behind a job site. Multiple loads scheduled back-to-back at the same rate.
Every job gets a free, no-obligation quote before we load. Recurring contractor accounts get scheduled pickups and one monthly invoice — call (971) 226-7435 to set one up.
Built for contractors, flippers, and DIY remodelers
We know the difference between a job site and a living room. Show us where the pile is, tell us what has to stay, and we’ll be gone before your next sub shows up.
Job-site ready
Boots, gloves, and a crew that knows how to work around active trades. We load from wherever the debris sits — driveway, garage, backyard, or inside the unit.
On your schedule
Same-day and next-day slots most weekdays. Book a pickup for the afternoon of demo day so debris never sits overnight in the client's driveway.
Sorted & recycled
Clean lumber, metal, cardboard, and concrete get separated and recycled through Marion County facilities. Only true trash goes to the landfill.
Construction Debris Removal for Salem Contractors and Homeowners
Construction clean outs are different from a regular junk pickup. The material is heavier, sharper, and dirtier, and it has to go to the right place: Marion County facilities accept clean wood, metal, and concrete separately from mixed construction and demolition waste, and disposal fees change depending on how it is sorted. EZ Junk & Hauling handles that sorting for you. Our crew separates recyclable lumber, scrap metal, cardboard, and clean fill from the mixed debris on site, which keeps your disposal cost down and keeps reusable material out of the landfill.
We work with general contractors, roofers, flooring installers, kitchen and bath remodelers, property flippers, and homeowners doing their own weekend demo across Salem, Keizer, West Salem, South Salem, and the surrounding Willamette Valley. Typical loads include torn-out drywall and plaster, old cabinets and countertops, carpet and pad, tile and backer board, framing lumber and trim, doors and windows, plumbing fixtures, old water heaters, asphalt shingles, siding, decking, fencing, pallets, and the mountain of cardboard and shrink wrap that new materials arrive in.
If you are planning a remodel and want to understand what is involved before demo day, our guide to construction debris removal in Salem walks through sorting, what the transfer station charges, and how to keep a site clean between phases. For a broader look at the numbers, the pricing page explains how load-based quotes work.
Property investors and REO teams often pair a construction clean out with a full foreclosure clean-out or whole-property clean-out so the house goes from trashed to list-ready in one visit. Landlords turning over units after a renovation can add an apartment clean-out to the same trip. And if your business generates debris on an ongoing basis, our commercial junk removal service sets up recurring pickups with a single monthly invoice.
We are a family-owned Keizer company, licensed and insured, and every pickup is done by our own crew, not a subcontractor. Whether the site is in Keizer, West Salem, South Salem, or out toward Silverton and Dallas, we can usually be there within a day.
Call or text 971-226-7435 between 7 AM and 9 PM. Evenings and weekends included.
Where construction debris goes in Marion County. Mixed construction and demolition waste from the Salem area is processed through the Marion Resource Recovery Facility in Brooks, which pulls out recyclable wood, metal, and cardboard before anything is landfilled. Clean loads of concrete, brick, and asphalt can be diverted to local crushing yards for reuse as aggregate. Household-sized loads can also go to the Salem-Keizer Recycling & Transfer Station, though it charges by weight and does not accept everything a job site produces. We know which facility takes which material, so you never pay a rejected-load fee.
Construction clean outs — questions contractors ask
Do you take drywall, concrete, and roofing shingles?
Yes. Drywall, plaster, lumber, trim, cabinets, flooring, tile, siding, decking, and asphalt shingles are all standard loads. Concrete, brick, and tile are heavy, so we quote those by weight on site rather than by trailer space — call first and we will give you a firm number before loading.
How fast can you get to a job site in Salem?
Most weekdays we can schedule a same-day or next-day pickup anywhere in Salem, Keizer, or West Salem. For larger remodel projects, book the pickup when you schedule demo so the debris never sits overnight.
Do I need to bag or stack the debris first?
No. Our crew loads from wherever the material is — a pile in the driveway, a garage, the backyard, or inside the house. Stacking lumber and bagging small scraps does speed things up and can lower your price, but it is never required.
What construction materials can you not take?
We cannot haul asbestos-containing materials, lead paint waste, chemical solvents, wet paint, or fuel. If you are unsure whether older siding, tile, or insulation contains asbestos, have it tested before demo — Marion County requires it for many pre-1980 structures.
Do you offer recurring pickups for contractors?
Yes. We set up standing accounts for general contractors, roofers, and flippers with scheduled pickups and one monthly invoice. Volume pricing applies once you are hauling regularly.
Is a construction clean out cheaper than renting a dumpster?
For most residential remodels, yes. A 20-yard dumpster in Salem typically runs $400–$600 for a week plus overage fees, and it takes up driveway space the whole time. A full trailer load with us is $750 loaded, hauled, and sorted the same day, and smaller jobs start at $125. Read our comparison of junk removal versus dumpster rental for the full breakdown.
Get the debris off your site today.
Call (971) 226-7435 or request a free quote. Same-day construction clean outs across Salem, Keizer, and the Mid-Willamette Valley.