Carpet Replacement And Construction Waste Disposal

If you're replacing your old carpet with hardwood, vinyl, or laminate flooring - or simply new carpet - you still have to dispose of the old material.

And that's not the easiest chore in the world. Especially if you try to do it yourself!

Transforming Your Home with a New Floor Covering

There's little to compare to a home with recently installed new carpeting flowing from room to room, offering luxurious softness and warmth throughout the house. Except, perhaps, for a home with new hardwood or faux wood flooring that instills a look of subtle elegance and a bit of rustic charm.

In fact, there are multiple options for new floor coverings today running the gamut from classic carpeting to authentic, hardwood planking, to all types of materials in between.

According to one home living website, the "in between" includes products such as:

• Engineered hardwood
• Bamboo
• Laminate
• Linoleum
• Cork
• Ceramic tile
• Natural stone
• Vinyl
• Polished concrete

When it comes to what's the most popular, engineered hardwood has been on an upward trend for that last few years. A low-maintenance and affordable alternative to traditional hardwoods, engineered wood flooring is a type of hybrid wood floor material. It is made with a plywood core finished off with a solid wood plank. This makes it less expensive than actual hardwood flooring, while offering the strength, look and feel of the highly-prized alternative.

Always a top choice, "wood-look" flooring options such as laminate and vinyl are still strong contenders for the number one spot in flooring choices. Technology as improved with both materials and they can not only mimic the look and feel of real hardwood, but are far more water-resistant and durable. Not to mention affordable. 

A third popular selection for flooring that is in keeping with the current trend in "wood look" products is wood look ceramic tile.

According a post at The Spruce,

"Wood-look ceramic tile looks like wood from a distance—i.e., before entering the room. Upon entering, the illusion begins to break up. Upon close examination, you may be unconvinced. That's because wood-look ceramics will always have a bit of a sheen, or gloss, to the surface."

But what all these flooring choices have in common - aside from many of them mimicking the look of hardwood - is that they require pulling up and disposing of the old flooring material. Whether that's carpet, tile, linoleum, or some older version of vinyl or laminate, it all has to go.

And that is a major project, especially if you replacing the flooring in an entire home.

So, what's the best way to handle that?

Call in the pros.

Disposing of Old Carpet and Other Construction Waste

One of the great things about calling an expert junk and construction debris removal company like Junk King is that we can often be there the same day. We have the equipment and resources to remove all your old carpet or other flooring material quickly, efficiently, and safely. 

And we are affordable, to boot!

One of the great things about old carpet is that it doesn't have to right into a landfill, either. In fact, according the earth911.com website,

"Despite complications, nearly all types of carpet can be recycled. Depending on the fiber, carpet can be broken down and used to make a new product."

In addition, thanks to new technologies in manufacturing processes, up to 85 percent of laminate flooring can now be recycled, as well. While vinyl flooring products are a bit more problematic when it comes to recycling, there are alternatives for this reusing or repurposing these materials.

At Junk King, we always take the time and make the effort to recycle as much of everything we pick up as we possibly can. In fact, we are successfully recycling up to 60 percent of what we take in, on average. And this is how we have always done business: green and eco-friendly.

When you're ready to get rid of all the old carpet, padding, and other debris from your flooring renovation, just give us a call or book an appointment online. We'll make that part of your new flooring project easy and painless, and we'll do all the heavy lifting!

Call Junk King for Your Construction Waste Disposal Project

Even if you are a construction pro or an accomplished DIY homeowner, you may still find it hard to get rid of the debris left over after the job is complete.

This is true whether it's demolition, remodeling, or new construction; there is always the time sensitive and costly process of getting rid of leftover debris. Waste materials such as concrete, wood, steel, tiling, old carpet, and drywall all can be extremely difficult to load and haul off-site.

That's why Junk King provides an efficient, safe and eco-friendly construction waste disposal service so you don’t need to worry about the pick up or disposal of the debris after the project is complete.

Whether you need our services several times during your project, or just once after it is complete, our hauling professionals will ensure that all the construction debris is out of your way so that you can get on with the job.

Our professional and insured hauling team will show up at your site and we'll call 15 to 30 minutes before we arrive. Once on-site and we’ll give you a free estimate based on how much room your debris takes up in our truck. You point and we haul the construction waste into our junk removal trucks, with no hidden fees.

We remove almost all types of remodel, construction, and demolition debris, including:

• Tiling
• Drywall
• Flooring
• Windows
• Carpet
• Shingles
• Concrete 

So, how do you get us on site for your construction debris disposal? It’s as simple as 1, 2, 3.

You simply make an appointment by booking online above or calling 1.888.888.JUNK (5865).