Tear-Off Gone, Job Closed Clean
Our roofing debris removal in Lakeland gets old shingles, felt, flashing and nails off the property so the roofing crew can close the job and the homeowner gets a clean yard. We serve roofing contractors and homeowners who need the cleanup after a repair.
The 14-Yard Roll-Off
The roofing roll-off terms are simple.
- A 14-yard roll-off, starting at $425 for a 3-day rental.
- Delivery and pickup included.
- Up to 2 tons of roofing shingles ride in the price. Extra disposal charges apply above that.
- Concrete, dirt, brick and hazardous waste stay out.
These terms apply to the roofing rental. For other jobs, see our dumpster rental page, and call for a quote.
What We Haul
- Shingles and tear-off layers.
- Nails and fasteners picked up from the yard and driveway.
- Underlayment, flashing, wood decking pieces and other roofing debris.
- Leftover bundles and packaging.
We take other job materials too. See construction debris removal for drywall, wood and scrap metal.
How a Roofing Job Runs
- Call or text with the address, the roof size and the date of the tear-off.
- We confirm the roll-off quote, and we explain the 2-ton allowance so you know what is covered.
- We deliver the container before the roofing crew starts.
- After the tear-off, we pick it up. If you need a hand loading, our crew can load it.
- For the finishing touch, we can add pressure washing for the driveway or patio.
What Shapes the Price
Roofing debris is heavy, which is why our roofing roll-off rate is built around tons. Polk County charges disposal fees per ton by material type, so weight is what counts. If the load goes over the 2 tons included, extra disposal charges apply. For a haul without a dumpster, the quote follows volume and access, and it is free. For more detail, see junk removal cost.
Roofers, Homeowners and Property Managers
Roofers get quick, thorough shingle, nail and roofing debris removal, so jobs close with the debris gone. Homeowners get the tear-off hauled from their property. Property managers get one crew for the debris and the cleanup. Contractors working on larger projects can combine roofing debris with other job-site loads.
Debris Off Your Plate, Whatever the Job
Lakeland puts the hauling on the homeowner or contractor whenever repairs need a city permit or a contractor was hired. The city does not pick up large amounts of construction debris. If you are placing a container on the street, a permit or review may be required, so confirm with the city.
We serve Lakeland and the surrounding area, including Winter Haven, Bartow and Plant City.
Scheduling Around the Weather
Central Florida roofing runs on the weather. The rainy season peaks from July through early September, according to the National Weather Service Tampa Bay office, and the Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30. Jobs shift when the sky changes. Tell us when your tear-off moves and we will work with you on the delivery and pickup, depending on availability.
One Local Crew for the Whole Job
Roofing contractors get a single local number for the dumpster, the haul and the cleanup. Homeowners get the same: one family-owned crew that delivers the container, loads when you need a hand, picks it up and cleans around it. Our crew can also follow with post-construction cleaning when the project is finished.
Smaller Repairs
Not every roofing job calls for a roll-off. A repair, a patch or a storm-damaged section may only produce a pile. In that case, our crew can haul it without a dumpster. Pricing for a haul follows volume and access, and it is free to quote.
Nails Are Part of the Job
Shingle, nail and roofing debris removal is part of what we do. Loose nails get loaded with the rest of the debris, so the cleanup covers the lawn, the driveway and the edges of the property along with the roof debris.
Call (863) 583-2354 to reserve your roll-off.
