Construction Debris · Ohio City & Tremont
Construction Debris Removal in Ohio City
Restoring an old Ohio City or Tremont house produces a lot of plaster, lath and old fixtures — and the City of Cleveland won’t take construction, renovation or demolition waste at the curb. We haul it from the house or the driveway, priced by the load. A quarter truck is $241, a whole kitchen of cabinets $293.
Once Its Own City
Ohio City was a separate municipality until Cleveland annexed it on June 5, 1854. Its West Side Market, opened in 1912, draws about a million visitors a year, and St. John’s Episcopal is the oldest consecrated building in Cuyahoga County.
Tremont stayed independent until 1867, took in Ukrainian, Rusyn, Russian and Belarusian steelworkers in the early 1900s and had 36,000 residents by 1920. St. Theodosius Russian Orthodox Cathedral dates to 1912. The median house in ZIP 44113 was built in 1940, and only 24% are owner-occupied.
Ohio City Debris Prices
| Item or load | Flat price |
|---|---|
| 10 bags of debris | $132 |
| 1/4 truck | $241 |
| 1/2 truck | $431 |
| Kitchen cabinet set | $293 |
| Cast-iron bathtub | $185 |
Restoration Leftovers
Plaster and Lath
Bag it as you go, or leave the pile; we price either from your photo.
Old Fixtures
Cast-iron tubs, radiators and pedestal sinks come out even from upper floors.
Ohio City Debris FAQs
Will Cleveland pick up renovation debris?
No. The City excludes construction, renovation and demolition waste from curbside collection.
Can I use the Ridge Road Transfer Station?
Cleveland residents can bring up to four cubic yards a visit, Monday to Saturday, 9 to 3. We save you the loading and driving.
How much to haul away plaster and lath?
Ten bags are $132; a loose pile is priced by load, starting at $241 for a quarter truck.
Do you work in Tremont?
Yes, along with the rest of Ohio City and the near west side.
Mid-Restoration?
Photograph the debris pile for a flat price.
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