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Do not mix a bathroom tear-out into a yard pile

Gilbert’s published bulk trash rules exclude construction debris such as lumber, drywall, flooring, cabinets, tubs and showers. The town also says material collected through its bulk trash program goes to landfill.

If a project leaves branches outside and removed bathroom materials inside, describe both pickup areas and both material types. Sandlot offers yard debris removal and interior demolition or debris haul-off, but the estimate needs to identify which stage of work is required.

Prepare the visit around your property

Photograph the yard pile, gates and route to loading, then photograph the indoor work separately. Say whether fixtures and finishes are already removed. Identify items worth keeping before teardown; donation or recycling depends on condition and available outlets, not a blanket promise.

The crew handles the agreed lifting, loading, haul-off and cleanup. Prices are confirmed before work; no appointment is reserved by selecting a preferred date. Sandlot does not haul hazardous materials.

Choose the work you need

• Yard debris removal: Brush, branches and landscaping waste.
• Interior demolition: Kitchens, bathrooms, walls and flooring.
• Construction debris removal: Drywall, lumber, tile and jobsite scrap.

Plan a kitchen or bathroom tear-out gives you a more detailed checklist for that decision.

A closer look at Sandlot’s work

Explore Sandlot’s project photographs to understand materials, removal boundaries and cleared stages, then explain what you want for your own project.

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