Old carpet out—and the included material hauled away
Old carpet is bulky, dusty, and awkward to move. We cut or roll it into manageable pieces, carry it out along the planned path, load it, and take the included materials for proper disposal. Your estimate will make clear what leaves with us and what stays for another contractor.
What can be included
- Cutting or rolling carpet for safe handling
- Bundling loose carpet and padding
- Carry-out from the listed rooms
- Loading and haul-away
- Proper disposal of the materials on your estimate
What matters at a St. Simons Island property
Condo rules, elevators, gates, parking, and quiet hours matter on St. Simons. For a house, we may need to know about stairs, furniture, and a long walk from the room to the driveway.
Requests range from full-time homes and second homes to vacation rentals, condominiums, and commercial interiors. We plan around the property you actually have, not a one-size-fits-all island checklist.
What can change the work
How much material there is
Padding, stairs, extra layers, and whole-house jobs create more volume than room measurements alone suggest.
The carry-out path
Long hallways, elevators, gates, stairs, and limited parking can all affect loading.
Other renovation debris
Furniture, appliances, flooring boxes, and unrelated construction debris are not included unless they appear on the estimate.
What to send for a free estimate
- List carpet, padding, tack strips, and other materials separately.
- Send photos of the path from the room to the loading area.
- Mention stairs, elevators, gates, parking limits, or loading hours.
- Tell us what another contractor will be taking care of.