Construction Debris Removal in Palm Beach County, FL

Construction projects generate debris. Drywall scraps, lumber cutoffs, broken tile, demolition waste, packaging, roofing tear-off, concrete chunks — all of it needs to leave the jobsite fast so the next phase can start. Junk Force is the call Palm Beach County contractors make when the jobsite needs to be clear by tomorrow morning.

We accept the full range of construction debris: drywall and gypsum, dimensional lumber and plywood, tile and ceramic, concrete and masonry, asphalt shingles and roofing membrane, insulation, packaging and cardboard, scrap metal, demolition debris from interior and exterior tear-offs.

Same-day scheduling is the default for contractor accounts. Call in the morning, we're on-site that afternoon. Recurring contractor partners get priority scheduling and dedicated phone access.

Compliance and legal disposal matter. We dispose at licensed Palm Beach County transfer stations and recycling facilities. Manifest documentation provided when needed for LEED projects, municipal contracts, or insurance records.

Working with GCs and project managers is what we do. Our crews understand jobsite etiquette: stage out of the way, coordinate with the foreman, protect finished work, and clean up our own footprint before leaving.

Truck options scale to the job. Pickup loads for small remodel debris. Box trucks for mid-size hauls. Multiple truck rotations for full demolition cleanouts. We size the crew and equipment to the scope.

Working with property managers is another core part of our business. After a contractor finishes a tenant buildout, after a storm damages a property, after a tenant move-out leaves debris — Junk Force clears it.

Pricing for contractors is flat-rate by truck volume, with discounts available for recurring contracts. Most jobsite hauls run $295–$575 per load. Multi-truck demolition cleanouts quoted on-site.

We serve contractors, GCs, project managers, property managers, real estate investors, and homeowners running their own renovations across Wellington, West Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter, Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, and every Palm Beach County city.