A convenient new way for contractors to manage leftover job site materials.
My Story
I'm a contractor & entrepreneur.
Like thousands of other contractors, I shop at home improvement stores almost every day. Before I can load new materials into my work van, I first need to get rid of the job site debris from the last job.
This means taking ~60 minutes out of my workday.
I knew there had to be a better way.
The struggle is real.
Contractors waste ~60 minutes going to the transfer station to get rid of common job site debris.
A work truck full of debris means less room for tools, new materials, and organization.
Before contractors can load new supplies and materials, they often must travel elsewhere to dispose of old debris.
Then I had an idea.
A drive-up debris offload site for contractors, conveniently located in home improvement store parking lots.
This is how it works.
Home improvement store managers should know:
We Add Value for your Customers
Contractors can purchase materials and dispose of job debris in the same trip, saving time and giving them another reason to choose your store.
We're a Clean Operation
A heavy-duty tarp protects the parking surface, and the entire area is swept, inspected, and left clean at the end of each day.
We're Staffed & Insured
A trained attendant controls every load, prevents prohibited dumping, and ensures all accepted debris is handled and transported responsibly.
We're out of the Way & Portable
The service operates in a designated area away from entrances, fire lanes, loading zones, and normal traffic, with no permanent construction.
Accepted Materials
Our truck is staffed full time to assure we keep the parking lot clean and only accept approved materials.
Materials We Accept
Bricks
Wire
Carpet
Drywall
Tile
Cabinets
Metal
Lumber
Materials We Don't Accept
Electronics
Tires
Paint
Asbestos
Liquids
Batteries
