Renovation Debris · Jackson Ward
Renovation Debris Removal in Jackson Ward
Restoring a Jackson Ward rowhouse means keeping the ironwork and the original bones while everything tired comes out: dropped ceilings, old carpet, cast-iron radiators nobody wants back. We carry it out by hand — a radiator is $123, a quarter truck of mixed debris $241.
The Harlem of the South
Jackson Ward was called the “Harlem of the South,” and it was here that Maggie L. Walker became the first African-American woman in the United States to found a bank. It was designated a National Historic Landmark district in 1978.
Its Federal, Greek Revival and Italianate rowhouses, with their ornamental ironwork, are restored carefully and slowly. Debris has to leave without harming the details that make them worth restoring.
Jackson Ward Debris Prices
| Item / load | Flat price |
|---|---|
| Mixed debris (1/4 truck) | $241 |
| Mixed debris (3/8 truck) | $338 |
| Cast-iron radiator | $123 |
| Carpet removal, per room | $71 |
| Contractor bag (each) | $41 |
Restoration-Friendly Hauling
Hand Carries
No debris chutes out the front windows. Material comes down the stairs in bags and bundles.
Salvage First
If you’re saving doors, mantels or hardware, set them aside and the crew works around them.
Jackson Ward Renovation FAQs
How much is radiator removal in Jackson Ward?
A cast-iron radiator is $123, carried out by the crew.
Can you keep the crew off the ironwork and trim?
Yes. Tell us what’s staying and it’s padded or avoided on the way out.
Do you haul bagged plaster?
Yes. Contractor bags are $41 each, or they’re counted in a truck-fill load.
Is a dumpster allowed on these streets?
That depends on the block and the City’s rules for your address. Truck-fill pickups avoid leaving a container on the street.
Restoring a Rowhouse?
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