Buffalo, New York

Construction debris removal
in Buffalo.

Wrap up your renovation by leaving old doors, toilets and bathroom vanities at the curb for pickup. Get an exact item price, updates and completion photos. Mixed rubble and loose building materials are not accepted.

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What is left after the project?

First item / additional item

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Book by 2pm for same-day pickup.

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A detached bathroom vanity with a basin standing outside beside a house entrance, leaving a clear path to the door.
Already detached and outside. Ready for loading and haul-away.

The cleanup after the work

The project is done. Get your space back.

The new bathroom is ready, but the old vanity is still outside. A replaced door is taking up space you need. Put those leftover items on a pickup plan, with the price settled and updates through the final haul-away.

Price the item you actually have.

Choose a door, toilet or bathroom vanity and see the price online. Each listed item has its own price, so you can settle the cost before booking.

Put a day behind the plan.

Choose an available pickup date. Book by 2pm local time for same-day pickup, where available, once you can have the item ready outside.

Know when the last item is gone.

Get updates along the way, a text before arrival and pickup photos when it is done. You can follow the pickup without waiting beside the item.

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Match your item

Construction cleanup starts with the right items.

We currently accept the doors, toilets and bathroom vanities listed here, already detached and ready outside. Choose each item separately. Mixed drywall, tile, concrete, lumber and demolition rubble are not accepted, including in bags.

Doors

Count each detached door panel separately. Have it removed from its hinges before pickup. A whole installed doorway or garage door is not the same item.

Toilets

Choose Toilet for an ordinary household toilet that has already been disconnected, drained and moved outside. Text a photo before booking if yours is broken or has loose sharp pieces.

Bathroom vanities

Choose the small, standard or large bathroom vanity that matches your sink cabinet. A makeup table has a separate choice. Plumbing disconnection and removal from the wall happen before pickup.

Construction debris removal prices in Buffalo

First item / additional item

  • Door$99 / $25
  • Toilet$79 / $29
  • Small bathroom vanity$99 / $29
  • Bathroom vanity$99 / $29
  • Large bathroom vanity$129 / $59

The highest first-item price applies once. Every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Applicable sales tax is shown before payment.

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Ready for pickup

Removed first. Ready outside next.

Arrange uninstallation, disconnection and indoor carrying separately. Dropcurb handles loading and haul-away from an accessible outdoor pickup spot.

You can book before moving the fixture outside. Have the preparation finished by the readiness time in your confirmation. Contact us before booking about broken fixtures, unusual materials or restricted building access.

Your place. One easy pickup plan.

A house, a condo or an apartment. Choose an accessible outdoor spot that works for your property. You arrange the move outside; we take it from there.

Text us about your setup
  1. Arrange the removal work

    Have the fixture safely detached and any plumbing or electrical connections handled by an appropriate professional. We do not remove installed fixtures or perform demolition.

  2. Keep the booked items separate

    Have the fixtures empty and ready at ground level. Keep them apart from rubble, loose renovation materials, tools and anything you want to keep.

  3. Show the outdoor handoff

    Use a permitted outdoor spot with a clear path. Add a location photo and notes on your order page so the right entrance and the right items are easy to identify.

You’re in the loop.
Until it’s gone.

Confirmation when you book. A heads-up before arrival. Photos when it’s done.

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Your pickup is booked.

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The local disposal guide

What are your
local options?

Construction debris removal in Buffalo: start with the item’s collection rules, then choose the arrangement that fits.

Reviewed · Sources below

Construction and demolition debris

Not on the regular city route

Construction debris is refused at the curb, so a project load moves through a hauler or a paid arrangement.

City cost & eligibility
The city does not collect construction debris at the curb and publishes no construction rate. Owner-occupied properties may deliver up to one ton of waste a year to the East Side Transfer Station under the published residency conditions, a qualifying pile can be booked through 311 as a Pick and Pay pickup, and a renovation load otherwise goes to a private hauler or the contractor doing the work.
When & how
Arrange the route before the project starts, because construction material set out at the curb is refused and can draw a fine.
Get it ready
Keep construction debris out of the bulk pile and the totes, separate recyclable metal and clean wood from mixed debris so a hauler can price the load, and remember that the transfer station allowance is capped at one ton a year for an owner-occupied property.
City streets and sanitation page with the weekly garbage and recycling service, the three weekly bulk items and their examples, the ban on televisions, computers, tires, construction debris and hazardous waste at the curb, the recycling tote contents, the district Large Bulk collection and its four cubic yard limit, the Pick and Pay starting price, the East Side Transfer Station tonnage allowance with its hours and proof of residency, the Seneca Street electronics and universal waste drop-off with its five item annual limit, the tire collection days, the twice yearly hazardous waste events and the donated goods coalitionCity bulk trash page with the three item weekly allowance all year, the definition of a bulk item as one cohesive piece no larger than twelve feet by three feet by three feet with the dresser example, the owner occupied eligibility and the company ownership exclusion, the East Side Transfer Station tonnage allowance, the Pick and Pay route, the tote set-out time, the yard waste bagging and branch bundling rules, the list of material banned at the curb and the tire drop-off day with its limit

The handoff matters

Right item.
Right place.

The district Large Bulk collection and Pick and Pay

A pile larger than the weekly allowance waits for the Large Bulk collection day designated for the council district, when material goes out the Sunday before the scheduled week and is collected some time that week, with the pile limited to four cubic yards. Residents can also book a special pickup through 311 as a Pick and Pay, which the city prices from a starting point for a pile measuring twelve feet long by three feet high by three feet wide.

City streets and sanitation page with the weekly garbage and recycling service, the three weekly bulk items and their examples, the ban on televisions, computers, tires, construction debris and hazardous waste at the curb, the recycling tote contents, the district Large Bulk collection and its four cubic yard limit, the Pick and Pay starting price, the East Side Transfer Station tonnage allowance with its hours and proof of residency, the Seneca Street electronics and universal waste drop-off with its five item annual limit, the tire collection days, the twice yearly hazardous waste events and the donated goods coalition

The one ton year at the East Side Transfer Station

Owner-occupied properties may dump up to one ton of waste a year at the East Side Transfer Station at 793 South Ogden Street, with residential drop-off on weekdays from 7 to 9 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. until noon. Residents have to show a driver's license and a utility bill as proof of residency.

City streets and sanitation page with the weekly garbage and recycling service, the three weekly bulk items and their examples, the ban on televisions, computers, tires, construction debris and hazardous waste at the curb, the recycling tote contents, the district Large Bulk collection and its four cubic yard limit, the Pick and Pay starting price, the East Side Transfer Station tonnage allowance with its hours and proof of residency, the Seneca Street electronics and universal waste drop-off with its five item annual limit, the tire collection days, the twice yearly hazardous waste events and the donated goods coalition

What never goes to the curb

Televisions, computers, tires, construction debris, paint and other hazardous material may not be placed at the curb, and the city warns that breaking the curbside rules can lead to a fine. Tires go only to the special collection days, household chemicals wait for one of the two yearly hazardous waste events, and construction material moves through a hauler or the transfer station allowance.

City bulk trash page with the three item weekly allowance all year, the definition of a bulk item as one cohesive piece no larger than twelve feet by three feet by three feet with the dresser example, the owner occupied eligibility and the company ownership exclusion, the East Side Transfer Station tonnage allowance, the Pick and Pay route, the tote set-out time, the yard waste bagging and branch bundling rules, the list of material banned at the curb and the tire drop-off day with its limitCity streets and sanitation page with the weekly garbage and recycling service, the three weekly bulk items and their examples, the ban on televisions, computers, tires, construction debris and hazardous waste at the curb, the recycling tote contents, the district Large Bulk collection and its four cubic yard limit, the Pick and Pay starting price, the East Side Transfer Station tonnage allowance with its hours and proof of residency, the Seneca Street electronics and universal waste drop-off with its five item annual limit, the tire collection days, the twice yearly hazardous waste events and the donated goods coalition

For your Dropcurb pickup

Use a permitted, accessible outdoor spot. Arrange the move out of your home, keep shared access clear and follow your confirmation’s readiness instructions. Check with your building about access or staging limits before booking.

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Choose what fits

A few ways
to get it gone.

The right option depends on what you have, where it is and when you need the space back.

Outdoor pickup

Dropcurb

See your price, choose an available day and follow your pickup updates.

Price
Upfront item pricing. Loading, transportation and disposal included; applicable sales tax shown before payment.
Your part
Bring the selected items to an accessible outdoor spot. We load and haul them away.
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With a new purchase

Private hauler for a project load

A household or contractor with construction, remodeling or demolition material that the city refuses at the curb.

Cost & conditions
The city publishes no construction hauling rate, so confirm the container size, the material, the access and the price directly with the company before the load leaves the property.
Arrange it
Describe the material and the staging area, ask how the load will be separated, and confirm the destination before the container is delivered.

Construction debris may not be placed at the curb, and the transfer station allowance for an owner-occupied property is capped at one ton a year.

See the city bulk trash page

Taking it somewhere yourself?

A Buffalo household that hauls its own material uses three city routes. Electronics and universal waste go to 1120 Seneca Street on weekdays or the first Saturday of the month, with a five item yearly limit for residents and a special pickup arrangement through 311 for senior and disabled residents. Owner-occupied properties may take up to one ton of waste a year to the East Side Transfer Station on South Ogden Street during the posted weekday and Saturday hours with a driver's license and a utility bill as proof of residency. Tires go only to the special collection days, including the Broadway Garage at 197 Broadway, and household chemicals such as paint, oil, gas, pesticides and propane tanks wait for one of the two hazardous waste events the city holds each year, with 311 as the contact for dates. City streets and sanitation page with the weekly garbage and recycling service, the three weekly bulk items and their examples, the ban on televisions, computers, tires, construction debris and hazardous waste at the curb, the recycling tote contents, the district Large Bulk collection and its four cubic yard limit, the Pick and Pay starting price, the East Side Transfer Station tonnage allowance with its hours and proof of residency, the Seneca Street electronics and universal waste drop-off with its five item annual limit, the tire collection days, the twice yearly hazardous waste events and the donated goods coalitionCity bulk trash page with the three item weekly allowance all year, the definition of a bulk item as one cohesive piece no larger than twelve feet by three feet by three feet with the dresser example, the owner occupied eligibility and the company ownership exclusion, the East Side Transfer Station tonnage allowance, the Pick and Pay route, the tote set-out time, the yard waste bagging and branch bundling rules, the list of material banned at the curb and the tire drop-off day with its limit

Transfer station for the yearly tonnage allowance

East Side Transfer Station

793 South Ogden Street, Buffalo, NY

Up to one ton of residential waste a year from owner-occupied properties.

Owner-occupied properties only, with a driver's license and a utility bill required as proof of residency, and the allowance capped at one ton per year.

Monday through Friday from 7 to 9 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m., and Saturday from 8 a.m. until noon.

No charge. Owner-occupied properties are allowed up to one ton of waste a year at the station under the published residency conditions, and no fee is published for that allowance.

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Customer reviews

Less stuff. A lot less stress.

“Quick and easy pickup. I wasn’t home and they sent me a picture of the pickup. Good communication too.”

Paul H.Google review

“Easy to schedule, same or next day appt and excellent prices. Highly recommend!”

Kathleen S.Trustpilot review

Selected customer reviews. Counts checked September 2026.

Before you book

A few things
worth knowing.

Construction debris removal, from choosing your item to pickup day in Buffalo.

How much does construction debris removal cost in Buffalo?

Pricing is per accepted item. A detached door is $99 as a single item, an ordinary toilet is $79, and a small bathroom vanity is $99. Larger vanities have their own choices. Select the listed items to see the exact combined price. These prices do not cover mixed rubble or loose building materials. Loading, transportation and disposal are included; applicable sales tax appears before payment.

Can I get same-day toilet or vanity pickup in Buffalo?

Book by 2pm at your pickup address for same-day pickup, where available. Checkout shows the dates you can choose. Arrange disconnection, removal and the move outside first, then have the fixture ready by the time in your confirmation. We text you before arrival and provide pickup photos when it is done.

Will you disconnect a sink or take a door off its hinges?

The fixture must already be detached, disconnected and accessible outside at ground level. Arrange plumbing, electrical work, removal from walls or hinges, and indoor carrying before pickup. Dropcurb handles loading and haul-away from your outdoor pickup spot.

Can I add bags of drywall, tile or other demolition waste?

Mixed drywall, tile, concrete, lumber and demolition rubble are not accepted. This page offers pickup for the listed doors, toilets and bathroom vanities that are already removed. Do not book loose building materials as household trash bags or as an extra item. Arrange suitable disposal for those materials with your contractor or a debris specialist.

Can a door, toilet and vanity go in the same pickup?

Yes. Add each listed fixture separately and choose the correct vanity size. Each detached door panel counts as one item. The combined price appears before you book. Keep the fixtures together outside, separate from anything staying, and add a location photo on your order page.

Can construction debris go to the curb?

No. The city lists construction debris among the material that may not be placed at the curb, along with televisions, computers, tires, paint and other hazardous waste, and it warns that breaking the curbside rules can lead to a fine.Official guidance

What are the options for a project load?

An owner-occupied property may deliver up to one ton of waste a year to the East Side Transfer Station at 793 South Ogden Street with proof of residency, a qualifying pile can be booked through 311 as a paid Pick and Pay pickup, and the rest of a renovation load goes to a private hauler or the contractor.Official guidance

What happens if the curbside rules are broken?

The city warns that failing to comply with any of the curbside collection rules may result in a fine, which is why banned material such as televisions, computers, tires, construction debris and hazardous waste has to leave through its own route rather than the curb.Official guidance

One less thing on your list

Put the cleanup on the calendar.

Choose your accepted renovation items and see your pickup price in Buffalo. We will keep you updated through the final pickup photos.

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