Drywall, tile, lumber, flooring, and fixtures hauled from gallery and loft build-outs and doorman-tower renovations across Chelsea — off Eighth, Ninth, and Tenth. Freight elevator booked, COI on file, disposal at a licensed C&D transfer station, priced by the bag, the cubic yard, or the truck load.
Photo of the pile → bag / cubic-yard / truck price → freight booking and licensed disposal handled.
Upload a Photo & Get Quote →Chelsea is gallery build-outs, loft conversions, and doorman towers off Eighth and Tenth — the kind of project that fills a freight elevator with drywall, framing, tile, and fixtures. Almost every building routes the haul through a freight elevator with a reserved window and a certificate of insurance on file. We book the freight, send management a COI, and haul the debris. And because construction and demolition (C&D) debris can't go to the DSNY curb, we take it to a licensed C&D transfer station where it's sorted for recycling. Priced by the bag, the cubic yard, or the truck load.
You don't have to bag it yourself — we load loose debris from the build-out, or take bags you've already filled. Send a photo for an exact quote that fits your freight hours.
| Job size | Price |
|---|---|
| Single contractor bag | $55 |
| 10 bags of debris | $178 |
| 20 bags of debris | $348 |
| 30 bags of debris | $518 |
| 50 bags of debris | $774 |
| Loose construction debris (per cubic yard) | $162 |
| ¼ truck load (≈27 bags / 4 cu yd) | $325 |
| ½ truck load (≈53 bags / 8 cu yd) | $580 |
| ¾ truck load (≈80 bags / 12 cu yd) | $790 |
| Full truck load (≈107 bags / 16 cu yd) | $985 |
| Toilet | $86 |
| Bathroom vanity | $93 |
| Bathtub (fiberglass) | $121 |
| Cast-iron radiator | $165 |
| Carpet (rolled) | $92 |
Priced by the bag, the cubic yard, or the truck load — whichever's cheaper for your job. No walk-up surcharge, no elevator fee, no same-day surcharge; C&D is hauled to a licensed transfer station and sorted for recycling. $100 minimum. Upload a photo at junkrabbit.nyc for an exact quote in 7 seconds.
Photograph the pile or the bags. We price it by bag, cubic yard, or truck — whichever's cheaper.
Tell us the building. We reserve the freight elevator and send a COI to management.
Vetted crew loads the debris and hauls it to a licensed C&D transfer station for recycling.
"Gallery build-out off Tenth — partitions, drywall, and flooring out through the freight. COI sent, priced as a full truck. On schedule."
"Loft kitchen gut — cabinets, tile, and an old tub. Booked the freight, hauled to a licensed station. No curb risk."
"Doorman tower off Eighth — 30 bags of debris out same day, fit the building's freight window. Easy."
JunkRabbit prices construction debris by the bag, the cubic yard, or the truck load — whichever is cheaper. A single contractor bag is $55, 10 bags $178, 20 bags $348, 30 bags $518, and 50 bags $774; loose construction debris is $162 per cubic yard; and truck loads run a quarter load $325, half $580, three-quarter $790, and a full 16-cubic-yard truck $985. The order minimum is $100. Send a photo for an exact quote.
Yes. The gallery and loft buildings and doorman towers off Eighth and Tenth route moves through a freight elevator with a reserved window and a certificate of insurance on file. We book the freight, send management a COI, and haul the debris — same bag/cubic-yard/truck pricing, no elevator fee.
Construction and demolition (C&D) debris is not accepted by DSNY curbside — it has to be removed by a registered hauler and taken to a licensed C&D transfer station. We load it from the space and haul it to a licensed facility for recycling.
No. We can load loose debris straight from the build-out, or take contractor bags you've already filled, and price it to whatever's cheaper.
Often yes, subject to the building's freight hours. Upload a photo, get a bag/cubic-yard/truck price, and we'll text an arrival window that fits the loading-dock schedule.