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Construction & Demolition Debris Removal in Hollister & Gilroy, CA

A local crew that clears remodel and demo debris fast, with upfront pricing and no hidden fees.

  • Upfront Pricing
  • Crew Loads Everything
  • Same-Day Scheduling Available

Construction Debris We Haul

Remodels, tear-outs, and demo jobs all leave the same thing behind: a pile that has to go somewhere. Here's what we clear for homeowners and contractors across Hollister, Gilroy, and San Benito County.

Drywall, Wood & Framing

Old studs, sheetrock, trim, subfloor, and the offcuts that pile up during any remodel.

Concrete, Tile & Masonry

Broken slab, pavers, brick, and the heavy tile that comes out of bathroom and kitchen floors.

Roofing Tear-Off

Shingles, underlayment, and old sheathing, cleared so the new roof can go on without a mess in the yard.

Full Remodel & Renovation Waste

Mixed debris from a whole-room or whole-house project, hauled as one job instead of a dozen dump runs.

Demolition Debris

What's left after a shed, deck, garage, or interior wall comes down, from a single truckload to a full site.

Cabinets, Fixtures & Appliances

Old vanities, countertops, tubs, toilets, and the appliances that come out when a kitchen gets redone.

Construction debris dumpster on a Gilroy job site

A Local Hauling Crew, Not a Franchise

MG Transportation & Hauling is owned and run by Marcus Gaeta out of Hollister. When you call, you're talking to the people who will actually show up, not a call center booking you into a national route.

We've built our business on the jobs that take real manpower: whole-house remodel cleanups, large property cleanouts, and demo sites with more debris than a pickup and a weekend can handle. Plenty of haulers pass on that kind of work. It's the work we're set up for.

Our crew does the lifting. We load the debris, sweep up what's left, and leave the site clear, so you or your subcontractors aren't spending the afternoon throwing drywall into a truck. If the debris is from a demolition we're also handling, our demolition services and the haul-off happen as one job.

Every estimate is free, and the price we give you is the price you pay. No hidden fees, no surprise charges after the truck is loaded.

Construction Debris Rules in Hollister and Gilroy

Most people find out about the paperwork at the end of a project, when the building inspector asks for it. Here's how it works locally, in plain terms.

Permitted projects have a 65% recycling requirement

California's green building code (CALGreen) requires permitted construction and demolition projects to recycle or salvage at least 65% of their debris instead of landfilling it. Both of our core markets enforce this through the permit process.

Hollister and San Benito County: San Benito County Integrated Waste Management runs the construction and demolition recycling program. You fill out a C&D Recycling Plan before the permit is issued, keep every weight tag from the job, and turn in a Post Construction Report with those tags before you get your final inspection.

Gilroy: The City of Gilroy Building Division asks for a Construction Waste Management Plan with the permit application. Its demolition guidelines say all debris has to be removed from the site afterward, and the receipts and invoices showing where it went are collected at final inspection.

City bulky-item pickup won't take remodel debris

Gilroy residents get two free curbside bulky item collections a year through Recology South Valley, which is handy for an old couch or a washer. Construction and demolition debris is specifically excluded, along with concrete, rock, dirt, and treated wood. Remodel waste needs a different route.

Where it goes if you haul it yourself

In San Benito County, the John Smith Road Landfill on John Smith Road in Hollister accepts construction debris, concrete, and asphalt, with rates based on weight. Loads have to be covered or tarped, and uncovered loads are charged double. If you're curious about the rest of the process, here's what happens to your debris after the crew leaves.

So who's responsible for the debris?

Whoever holds the permit is the one the inspector will ask for paperwork, and on most homeowner remodels that's the owner or the general contractor. Beyond that, your contract decides it. If it says haul-off is included, clearing the debris is the contractor's job. If it's silent, plan on it being yours. We walk through the details in what you're responsible for after a remodel.

If your project has a recycling plan, mention it when you call so we can talk through what documentation you'll need before the job starts, not after.

Dumpster Rental or Full-Crew Hauling?

Both get construction debris off your property. The right one depends on how fast the debris piles up and who's doing the loading.

Dumpster Rental Full-Crew Hauling
Best for DIY remodels and projects that produce debris a little at a time Active jobsites, demo days, and cleanups that need to be gone today
Who loads it You or your crew, at your own pace Our crew loads everything and cleans up
Timeline Sits on site for the rental period, with extensions available One visit, often the same or next day
Space needed Room in the driveway or on the property for the box Just access for the truck
Sizes 10, 15, or 25 yards Priced by volume, quoted upfront

If you're gutting a bathroom over a few weekends, a dumpster rental lets you work on your schedule. If a subcontractor is waiting on a clean floor or the demo is finished and the pile is in the way, full-service junk removal with our crew clears it in one trip. Plenty of contractors use both: a box for the steady stream of debris, and a crew for the big day.

What Customers Say About Our Dumpsters and Debris Boxes

★★★★★

"We rented a 25 yd dumpster to tackle our garage and backyard clean-up, and they nailed it—super timely delivery and pick-up!"

Jerry R.
★★★★★

"I ordered a 15 CY debris box. The price was very reasonable compared to 4 others I checked on. They were very responsive and called me back right away. They delivered and picked up on time, as promised."

Doris R.
★★★★★

"Responded to my calls and texts right away. He was very fair. Dropped the dumpster and picked it up as soon as I was ready. Very friendly and professional."

Daniel G.
★★★★★

"MG is a fantastic and reliable company! Their owner is a standup guy who helped us with exactly what we needed, which was a large dumpster that we had for a week to clean out our garage."

Meredith S.

Where We Haul Construction Debris

We're based in Hollister and work across San Benito County and South Santa Clara County every week.

Hollister & San Benito County

Home base. Remodels, tear-outs, and demo cleanups across Hollister and the rest of San Benito County.

Gilroy & South Santa Clara County

Jobsite and homeowner debris hauling throughout our Gilroy service area and the surrounding South County communities.

Morgan Hill, Salinas & Monterey

Larger remodel and demolition jobs in Salinas, Monterey, and Morgan Hill. Call to check scheduling.

Construction Debris Removal FAQ

You have three realistic options: haul it to the landfill yourself in covered loads, rent a dumpster and fill it as you go, or have a crew load it and haul it away for you. City curbside bulky pickup won't take it. Recology South Valley's Gilroy program excludes construction and demolition debris. If your remodel had a permit, keep every disposal receipt, because the inspector will ask for them at final.

Check your contract. If haul-off is written in, it's the contractor's job. If it isn't mentioned, assume it's yours. Either way, the permit holder is the one who has to show the building department where the debris went.

It comes down to pace and labor. A dumpster works well when debris comes out a little at a time and you don't mind loading it yourself. A hauling crew makes more sense when the pile already exists, the site needs to be clear for the next trade, or nobody wants to do the lifting. Tell us about the project and we'll tell you which one fits.

Yes. Drywall, wood, concrete, tile, and general construction debris can all go together, so you don't need to separate anything. The only items we don't accept are tires, paint, and motor oil, and extra charges apply if those turn up in the load.

No. A temporary dumpster rental doesn't need a permit, and we place them in driveways and elsewhere on the property all the time. The dumpster and the project are separate questions, though. If the remodel or demolition itself needs a building permit, that permit comes with its own debris recycling paperwork.

Ready to Clear the Jobsite?

Whether it's one remodel in Hollister or an active site in Gilroy, we'll look at the job and give you an upfront price. Same-day pickup is often available, depending on the schedule.