Drywall, tile, lumber, flooring, and old fixtures hauled from historic garden co-op and prewar apartment renovations across Jackson Heights — off 37th Ave and 82nd St. COI for the board, service elevator, 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 → COI, board, or elevator and licensed disposal handled.
Upload a Photo & Get Quote →Jackson Heights is the city's first garden-apartment district — block-long brick co-ops built around private gardens off 37th and 35th. These boards are strict: they want a certificate of insurance on file, board approval, and a reserved service-elevator window before any renovation debris leaves. We handle it — COI to the managing agent, service elevator, no elevator fee. Because construction and demolition (C&D) debris can't go to the DSNY curb, we haul 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 room, or take bags you've already filled. Send a photo for an exact quote.
| 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 co-op. We email the managing agent a certificate of insurance and book the service-elevator window.
Vetted crew loads the debris and hauls it to a licensed C&D transfer station for recycling.
"Strict garden co-op off 37th — they sent the board the COI and took a kitchen demo out on the service elevator. Smooth."
"Bath redo — old tub, tile, and bags out on the elevator window. Insurance cert handled, hauled to a licensed station."
"Whole-apartment gut — drywall and old cabinets out, board paperwork in order. Quick, no curb risk for the C&D."
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 historic garden co-op buildings off 37th and 35th Avenues are strict — they typically require a certificate of insurance on file, board approval, and a reserved service-elevator window before renovation debris leaves. We carry liability insurance and email the COI to the managing agent before the haul.
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 unit and haul it to a licensed facility for recycling.
No. We can load loose debris straight from the room, or take contractor bags you've already filled, and price it to whatever's cheaper.
Often yes, subject to the building's elevator hours. Upload a photo, get a bag/cubic-yard/truck price, and we'll text an arrival window — frequently same-day in Jackson Heights.