Quick Haul removes roofing debris, shingles, roof tear-off waste, underlayment, flashing, wood scraps, packaging, nails, and jobsite cleanup debris across San Antonio, Boerne, and nearby Hill Country areas. Contractors, homeowners, landlords, and property managers can call or text photos to 830-460-6115 for a fast quote.
Roofing debris is heavy, messy, and can be difficult to dispose of without the right truck, trailer, and disposal plan. Loose shingles, tear-off piles, wood scraps, and flashing add up quickly by weight, and dump runs are rarely how a contractor or homeowner wants to spend their day. Quick Haul helps roofers, contractors, homeowners, landlords, property managers, realtors, and repair crews haul away roofing waste from small and medium cleanup jobs — we quote it, load it, and get it off site.
Roof repair debris, partial roof tear-offs, small reroof projects, storm repair cleanup, garage and carport roof debris, porch or patio roof debris, rental property repairs, contractor jobsite cleanup, and roofing debris mixed in with other construction waste. Whether it's a single pile behind the garage or a jobsite that needs to be cleared before the next crew shows up, Quick Haul handles it.
Snap pics of the shingles or tear-off pile and text them to 830-460-6115, or give us a call.
We review volume, weight, access, and materials, then send a fair, transparent price.
Our crew loads the roofing debris and hauls it off — no dump run for you.
Quick Haul steps in after smaller contractor jobs, homeowner repairs, storm damage on rental properties, and repair projects where property managers just need a fast, clean haul-off. We're not a full commercial demolition hauler — we're the practical, jobsite-focused crew that clears the pile so the property looks finished.
Shingles and tear-off debris can be heavy and often contain nails, sharp metal, wood, flashing, and mixed construction debris. Photos help Quick Haul estimate weight, access, trailer space, and disposal needs before we roll — which keeps the quote accurate and the job safe.
Roofing debris is typically quoted per square or per load, and most residential tear-offs run about $300–$700 to haul. Quick Haul gives fast custom quotes by phone or text — no fake flat rates. See load-size rates on our Pricing page.
Roofing waste is a type of construction debris, but shingles and tear-off material can be heavier and sharper than ordinary remodel debris — which affects weight, trailer choice, and pricing. Jobs that also include concrete or dirt and rock usually need separate loads because of weight limits. Text photos and we'll plan the right combination of loads for your site.
San Antonio, Boerne, Helotes, Shavano Park, Stone Oak, Alamo Heights, Fair Oaks Ranch, New Braunfels, and nearby Texas Hill Country communities.
Quick Haul may not accept asbestos-containing materials, hazardous waste, chemicals, paint, tar, commercial quantities requiring special disposal, contaminated materials, or unsafe loads without review. If you're not sure whether an item qualifies, text photos to 830-460-6115 before scheduling.
Yes. Quick Haul removes shingles, tear-off debris, underlayment, flashing, wood scraps, packaging, nails, and mixed roofing debris across San Antonio and nearby areas.
Yes. Quick Haul can haul away old shingles and roof tear-off debris from small and medium roofing cleanup jobs. Text photos so we can quote the job correctly.
Yes. Quick Haul helps roofers, contractors, repair crews, landlords, property managers, and homeowners with roofing debris cleanup and hauling.
Pricing depends on volume, weight, access, distance to the truck, whether shingles are loose or piled, number of loads, and disposal requirements. Texting photos is the fastest way to get an accurate quote.
Yes, we can often remove shingles, wood scraps, flashing, packaging, and other construction debris together. Send photos so we can confirm the material and quote properly.
Quick Haul serves San Antonio, Boerne, Helotes, Shavano Park, Stone Oak, Alamo Heights, Fair Oaks Ranch, New Braunfels, and nearby Texas Hill Country communities.