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Keep the remodel load out of the alley

Scottsdale’s brush and bulk program excludes construction and remodel debris, concrete, dirt and rock. The city tells residents to arrange removal of remodeling materials and keep them out of alleys and city trash containers.

Cabinets, countertops, flooring and drywall from a renovation can look like ordinary bulky waste, but Scottsdale treats them differently. Identify those materials when you request haul-off. If the room has not yet been stripped, ask for interior demolition rather than debris pickup alone.

Prepare the visit around your property

For a property with managed access, provide the gate arrangement and any HOA or building work restrictions. Explain where the truck can wait without blocking shared access, and whether furniture or finishes need to remain protected during the carry-out.

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

• Interior demolition: Kitchens, bathrooms, walls and flooring.
• Construction debris removal: Drywall, lumber, tile and jobsite scrap.
• Appliance & furniture removal: Sofas, mattresses and appliances.

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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