
Professional junk removal and debris hauling for Kensington homeowners — renovation debris from pre-1950 bungalows and colonials, residential cleanouts, estate cleanouts, old plaster and lathe removal, bulk item pickup, and responsible disposal. EPA RRP aware for pre-1978 properties. Serving all Kensington neighborhoods.
Old plaster and lathe, original wood trim, vintage flooring, period fixtures, and renovation waste from Kensington's gut remodels and renovation projects. Heavier and more labor-intensive than modern drywall debris — planned and priced accordingly. EPA RRP-compliant handling for pre-1978 properties.
Old plaster and lathe wall systems from Kensington's pre-1950 homes are significantly heavier than modern drywall — a full room of plaster and lathe can weigh 3–4x the equivalent drywall. We assess the volume accurately at the free estimate and price the removal accordingly. EPA RRP awareness for pre-1978 lead paint presence.
Full residential cleanout for Kensington homes being decluttered, downsized, renovated, or prepared for sale. Furniture, household goods, stored items, and general clutter removed — leaving the home clear and ready. Period furniture and vintage items from Kensington's older homes sorted for donation where appropriate.
Full estate cleanouts for Kensington families managing a property transition. Kensington's older homes often contain original period furniture, vintage appliances, and decades of accumulated belongings — we handle the full scope with care and with donation coordination for usable items where the family wishes.
Large furniture and oversized items removed from Kensington homes — old sofas, mattresses, dining sets, armoires, vintage pieces, and items too large for regular trash collection. Careful handling through Kensington's older home layouts — narrower doorways and staircases accounted for.
Old appliances removed from Kensington kitchens and laundry rooms — refrigerators, washers, dryers, dishwashers, and ranges. Common during kitchen renovations in Kensington's older homes where original appliances and cabinetry are being replaced together. Responsible recycling and disposal.
Full site cleanout after a Kensington kitchen remodel, bathroom renovation, basement finishing, or whole-home renovation — all debris, packaging, and waste cleared so the finished space is ready for enjoyment. EPA RRP compliance maintained where pre-1978 materials were involved in the renovation.
Accumulated storage cleared from Kensington basements and garages — old tools, sporting equipment, stored furniture, boxes, and decades of household goods. A common first step before a basement finishing project or renovation begins on a Kensington property.
| Situation | Kensington-Specific Considerations |
|---|---|
| Gut renovation of a pre-1950 bungalow or colonial | Old plaster and lathe walls (heavier than drywall), original wood trim, vintage flooring, and period fixtures — all requiring accurate volume assessment and EPA RRP-compliant handling for pre-1978 properties. DMV-GC coordinates debris removal as part of the overall Kensington renovation workflow. |
| Kitchen renovation debris | Original Kensington kitchen cabinets, old appliances, plaster walls, vintage tile, and original flooring all removed and hauled. Pre-1978 kitchen renovation debris handled with EPA RRP awareness — old paint on trim and siding fragments is lead-containing in many Kensington homes. |
| Estate cleanout — longtime Kensington family | Kensington families who have owned their homes for decades accumulate period furniture, vintage appliances, original household goods, and stored belongings that need careful sorting — donation coordination for quality period pieces, responsible disposal for the rest. |
| Basement cleanout before renovation | Decades of accumulated storage from Kensington's older basements — original furniture, tools, holiday items, stored goods — cleared before a basement finishing or renovation project begins. Kensington's older stone and block basement foundations may limit access — accounted for at the estimate. |
| Pre-sale cleanout | Kensington homes being listed after long-term ownership cleared of accumulated furniture, personal property, and stored items. Property left clean and empty for staging or renovation before listing in Kensington's active residential market. |
| Single bulk item pickup | Old sofa, mattress, appliance, or oversized furniture piece removed from a Kensington home — including navigating through the narrower doorways, staircases, and hallways common in Kensington's pre-1950 floor plans. |
Kensington's homes built before 1978 — which includes most of the community's original housing stock — may have lead paint on trim, window frames, doors, siding, and plaster walls. When renovation work disturbs these painted surfaces, the resulting debris — drywall scraps, plaster chunks, trim pieces, siding — may be lead-containing and requires EPA Renovation, Repair and Painting (RRP) Rule-compliant handling during removal and disposal. DMV General Contracting Group follows EPA RRP protocols on all pre-1978 Kensington renovation debris projects — proper containment, handling, and disposal at appropriate facilities. A hauling crew that is not RRP-aware should not be removing renovation debris from a pre-1978 Kensington home.
Kensington's bungalows, foursquares, and colonials generate renovation debris — plaster, lathe, original trim, vintage fixtures — that differs from modern suburban construction. DMV-GC understands the conditions specific to Kensington's older homes and handles debris removal accordingly, not with a generic one-size-fits-all approach.
Pre-1978 renovation debris from Kensington homes may contain lead paint. DMV General Contracting Group follows EPA RRP protocols — proper containment, handling, and disposal at appropriate facilities for potentially lead-containing renovation waste. A critical distinction for Kensington's older housing stock.
Maryland MHIC #156178 — a licensed general contractor, not just a hauling company. When junk removal is part of a Kensington renovation, the same team handles both debris removal and the remodeling work. One team, one workflow, no handoff between a hauler and a contractor.
Period furniture and vintage household goods from Kensington estate cleanouts sorted for donation where appropriate — Kensington's older homes often contain quality period pieces that deserve a second life rather than the landfill. Donation receipts provided where available.
We visit your Kensington property, assess the volume and type of material — including plaster and lathe weight assessment for renovation debris — and identify any pre-1978 EPA RRP considerations. Firm price provided before any work begins. Free, no obligation.
For pre-1978 Kensington properties, we confirm whether renovation debris involves potentially lead-containing painted surfaces and apply appropriate EPA RRP handling protocols — containment, PPE, and disposal at RRP-compliant facilities where required.
Materials sorted for donation, recycling, and disposal before loading. Period furniture and vintage goods set aside for donation where requested. Plaster and lathe debris handled separately from lighter materials — heavier loads planned accordingly. All remaining material loaded completely.
All material hauled to appropriate disposal, recycling, or donation facilities. Pre-1978 renovation debris disposed of at RRP-compliant facilities where required. No illegal dumping. Licensed, insured, and responsible at every step.
Work area swept and left clean at completion. For interior cleanouts — all floors swept, no debris left in any room. For construction debris — job site cleared and ready for the next phase of renovation. Kensington's established gardens and mature landscaping respected throughout.
Final walkthrough to confirm all agreed items removed and all areas clean. Donation receipts provided where applicable. EPA RRP disposal documentation available where pre-1978 materials were involved. Job complete.
| Service | Starting Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Single bulk item pickup | $75 – $150 | Sofa, mattress, appliance, oversized item. Narrow doorways and staircases in pre-1950 homes accounted for. |
| Partial truck load | $150 – $350 | Several items — furniture, boxes, mixed household junk |
| Full truck load | $350 – $600+ | Full load of mixed residential junk, furniture, or light construction debris |
| Plaster & lathe debris removal | By volume — free estimate | Significantly heavier than drywall — priced by load after on-site assessment. Pre-1978 EPA RRP handling included where applicable. |
| Estate cleanout | By scope — free estimate | Full property cleared — all contents removed. Donation sorting included where requested. |
| Post-renovation cleanout | By scope — free estimate | All debris and packaging cleared after renovation. Pre-1978 EPA RRP compliance documented where applicable. |
* All prices confirmed at free on-site estimate before work begins. Price at estimate is price at completion — no surprise charges.
Note: Kensington's pre-1950 homes may have asbestos-containing materials in floor tiles, pipe insulation, and ceiling tiles. If suspected, certified abatement is required before renovation debris removal. We can refer you to appropriate licensed specialists.
DMV General Contracting Group provides residential junk removal services throughout Kensington, MD and surrounding communities.
DMV-GC Group offers a complete range of home renovation services for Kensington homes: