A new build makes debris in waves, not a steady stream. Match the can schedule to the phases and you stop paying for empty containers between them.
Phase by phase
- Site prep & slab: form scrap and packaging — a 20-yard handles it; brush from clearing may want its own yard-debris can.
- Framing & dry-in: peak volume — lumber offcuts, sheathing scrap, roofing debris. This is 30-yard territory with a planned swap.
- Mechanical & drywall: heavy, dense drywall scrap — 20 or 30-yard, loaded level to spread weight.
- Finish & punch-out: flooring boxes, trim offcuts, packaging blizzards — back down to a 20.
Rules that keep bids honest
C&D rides flat-rate, so your waste line-item holds from bid to invoice. Keep crews from tossing lunch trash and household junk in the can — mixed loads are the classic budget leak. Concrete washout and dirt need dedicated shallow cans; see concrete disposal.
One call runs the schedule
Builders across our five counties run standing rotations with us — construction service means the swap happens because the framing schedule says so, not because someone remembered to call. Set your first can online and we'll build the rotation with you.