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Debris is the part of every project nobody bids carefully — until a load gets rejected at the landfill or a regulated material ends up in the wrong dumpster. Environmental Services of America (ES America) provides construction and demolition debris removal and hauling across Georgia, South Carolina, and Alabama.
Construction and demolition (C&D) debris isn't all the same, and the law doesn't treat it that way. Mixed C&D waste, clean fill, recyclable metals and concrete, and regulated materials like asbestos-containing waste each have their own correct destination. Most haulers sort by what's convenient. We sort by what's compliant.
Because ES America is also a licensed asbestos abatement and demolition contractor (EPA/AHERA/ASHARA #20616), our crews are trained to spot the materials that don't belong in a general C&D load — old floor tile and mastic, transite siding, pipe insulation, roofing from pre-1980s buildings. That protects the people doing the work — and it protects you, because the generator of the waste carries liability for where it ends up.
ES America has been in the environmental and demolition business since 2009. We're licensed, bonded ($1M/$3M), and insured across Georgia, South Carolina, and Alabama, and we treat debris with the same documentation discipline as regulated abatement waste: defined scopes, proper destinations, records on request.
Tell us what the project generates — one cleanup or ongoing service across a build schedule. We assess volume, material types, access, and any suspect materials.
Clear pricing and a defined haul plan: what's being removed, how often, and where it's going.
Our crews load, haul, and keep the site safe and workable — on the recurring schedule your project needs, or as a one-time clearout.
When something suspect shows up in the debris, we identify it and route it correctly instead of letting it ride to the landfill as somebody's future problem.
Disposal records available for your project file, your client, or your closeout package.
Metals, concrete, and other recyclable streams are diverted where practical; the rest goes to permitted facilities.
If your debris problem is attached to a demolition, the smart sequence is one contractor for both. Federal asbestos NESHAP regulations require an asbestos inspection before demolition and many renovations — and the debris from those projects has to be handled according to what that inspection finds.
Sorts by what's convenient. When suspect material rides to the landfill in a mixed load, the liability stays with the generator of the waste — you.
Survey, abatement if required, demolition, debris removal, and final site clearing — one mobilization, one accountable party, one documentation trail.
Asbestos-containing waste is regulated and must be handled, transported, and disposed of separately at approved facilities — a debris contractor with asbestos credentials recognizes the material and manages it legally.
Whether we performed the demolition or another contractor did, we haul it — and anything suspect gets identified and routed correctly first.
Framing offcuts, drywall, packaging, flooring, roofing tear-off, and the mixed waste a build generates from mobilization to punch list.
Concrete, masonry, structural steel, lumber, and mixed demolition material — whether we performed the demolition or another contractor did.
Interior finishes, fixtures, casework, and tenant-improvement tear-out removed from occupied buildings with protected pathways — plus dumped material, storm debris, and accumulated waste on vacant parcels, often paired with our clearing and grubbing service.
Do you remove debris from demolitions you didn't perform?
Yes. We haul demolition and construction debris regardless of who generated it. If we find suspect regulated material in the pile, we'll identify it and route it through the correct channel before it goes anywhere.
Can asbestos-containing material go out with regular construction debris?
No. Asbestos-containing waste is regulated and must be handled, transported, and disposed of separately at approved facilities. That's exactly why a debris contractor with asbestos credentials matters — we recognize the material and manage it legally.
Do you offer ongoing debris service for active construction sites?
Yes. We can run scheduled pickups across your build timeline or mobilize for one-time clearouts, whichever the project needs.
Do you recycle construction debris?
Where practical, yes. Metals, concrete, and other recyclable streams are diverted from the landfill, and we can document diversion for projects that track it.
How much does debris removal cost?
It depends on volume, material type, access, and hauling distance. We provide a firm written quote after seeing the site or reviewing the project scope — no obligation.
Got debris that needs to disappear — the right way? Call ES America at (404) 994-6006 or email services@es-america.com for a written quote anywhere in Georgia, South Carolina, or Alabama.
Whether you have a question about our services, pricing or anything else, our team is ready to help you get the service you require.