Timber Pines homeowners and contractors lean on Hoopers for house demolition because we're close — about 11 miles up the road — and we answer the phone ourselves. Hernando County is our backyard.
We work tight driveways, gated communities, and active job sites without leaving ruts or tracking debris into the street. Drivers communicate ETAs, and the office can text you a swap or pickup window the same day you ask.
Have house demolition on the calendar this week? Get us on the phone — we'll lock the date and the price together.
Why Timber Pines books Hoopers
- Permitting and utility disconnect coordination included
- Asbestos / lead surveys arranged when required
- All concrete and clean wood diverted from landfill where possible
- Site left graded and ready for the next phase
Timber Pines FAQs
- Do you charge fuel or environmental fees?
- No. Our pricing is flat-rate. The price quoted on the phone is the price on the invoice — delivery, pickup, dump, and the included tonnage are all built in.
- Where can the container sit on my property in Timber Pines?
- Most Timber Pines drops land on the driveway. We use boards to protect concrete and pavers. If your driveway is sloped or shared, we'll walk you through placement when you book.
- Do I need a permit?
- Only if the container has to sit in the right-of-way (street or sidewalk). Driveway placement on private property usually doesn't require one. We'll flag it on the call if it does.
- What can't I put in the dumpster?
- Hazardous materials (paint, chemicals, fuels), tires with rims, batteries, and large appliances containing freon. Everything else is fair game — drywall, lumber, roofing, concrete, soil, furniture.