Debris Removal · Northern Liberties & Callowhill
Debris Removal in Northern Liberties
Moving into a new build leaves a surprising amount behind: flattened boxes, foam, the builder’s leftover tile and trim. Renovating a condo leaves more. We clear it all in one visit — contractor bags are $41 each, and a quarter truck is $241.
Philadelphia’s Newest Old Neighborhood
Northern Liberties is one of Philadelphia’s oldest districts with some of its newest housing — the median home in 19123 was built in 1991. Much of it was rebuilt around new condos and the Piazza at Schmidt’s, on the site of the old Schmidt’s brewery.
New construction means constant move-ins, and condo owners here renovate often. Both leave debris that doesn’t fit in a trash can or on the curb.
NoLibs Debris Prices
| Item / load | Flat price |
|---|---|
| Contractor bag | $41 |
| Moving box (each) | $31 |
| Lumber / wood scrap (bundle) | $41 |
| Countertop, laminate (per section) | $56 |
| 1/4 truck | $241 |
Move-Ins and Condo Renovations
After the Movers
Boxes, packing foam and furniture that didn’t fit the new floor plan go in one pickup.
Condo Remodels
Tell us the building’s elevator and insurance-certificate rules; debris is bagged and carried out within them.
Northern Liberties Debris FAQs
Do you take moving boxes and packing material?
Yes — priced per box at $31, or as part of a truck-fill load for larger amounts.
Can you remove debris from a condo building?
Yes. Share the building’s rules for elevators and certificates of insurance when you book.
Do you serve Callowhill?
Yes, along with Northern Liberties and the surrounding blocks.
Will the city take builder leftovers?
No. Construction debris isn’t collected by the city, even in small amounts.
Just Moved In?
Photograph the leftovers — flat price in seconds.
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