Renovation Debris · Ybor City
Renovation Debris Removal in Ybor City
Restoring a century-old casita produces a surprising amount of debris — plaster, old cabinets, flooring, a bathroom’s worth of fixtures. The City’s SWEEP pickup won’t touch building materials, so we haul it by truck-fill instead: $241 for a quarter truck, $293 for a full kitchen rip-out.
The Cigar City
Vicente Martinez Ybor founded Ybor City in 1885 after moving his cigar business from Cuba by way of Key West. At its 1929 peak, the district’s factories rolled 500 million cigars.
Today it’s a National Historic Landmark District of worker casitas, and Tampa’s nightlife strip. That means two kinds of work: home renovations, and bars and restaurants replacing furniture and fixtures.
Ybor City Debris Prices
| Load / item | Flat price |
|---|---|
| 1/4 truck | $241 |
| 1/2 truck | $431 |
| Full kitchen cabinet set | $293 |
| Toilet (detached) | $64 |
| Bar stool (each) | $37 |
Homes and Businesses
Casita Renovations
Old cabinets, fixtures, flooring and plaster, loaded from the house or the lot next to it.
Bar and Restaurant Turnovers
Stools, tables and booths from a refresh or a closing, scheduled around business hours.
Ybor City Debris FAQs
Does SWEEP take renovation debris?
No. The City of Tampa’s SWEEP program excludes building materials.
Can you haul furniture from a bar or restaurant?
Yes. Stools, tables and booths are priced by item or by truck-fill, and we can schedule outside business hours.
How much does it cost to remove a kitchen’s cabinets?
A full cabinet set pulled during a remodel is $293.
Do you work in historic buildings?
Yes. Floors and doorways are protected while the debris is carried out.
Keep the Project Moving
Photos of the debris — a flat price comes right back.
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