Out and back in one trip
Hauling and Material Delivery in Southern Maine
Waste Away hauls debris off your property and brings material back in on the same trip when the route allows. Loads move in our 16-yard roll-off containers behind a fleet of 5, so a single call covers both directions. We serve homeowners and contractors across Cumberland and York Counties and answer the phone 24/7 at 207-289-5168.
What is included
- Single-item and full-container hauling
- Debris out and material in on one scheduled trip when routing allows
- Licensed and insured transport
- Coverage across Cumberland and York Counties
Limits and exclusions
- Loads must be legal to transport. No hazardous material, asbestos, tires, car batteries, or refrigerant-containing appliances.
- Dense material such as concrete, brick, shingles, and dirt hits weight limits well before the container is full.
- Delivery destinations must have truck access and a place to stage the material.
Step by step
How this job runs
- 01
Call with the load, the pickup point, and the destination.
- 02
Confirm access, since tight driveways and soft ground change the approach.
- 03
Meet the truck at the agreed window.
- 04
Watch the load go out and the material come in where you want it staged.
- 05
Settle up on weight once the load is disposed of or delivered.
Keep these out of the container
York County disposal facilities refuse these materials, so they cannot ride in our containers or trucks.
| Material | Accepted |
|---|---|
| Tires | No |
| Car batteries | No |
| Asbestos | No |
| Paint and solvents | No |
| Refrigerant-containing appliances | No |
| Hazardous or radioactive material | No |
Debris out, material in
Hauling covers the two halves of most Southern Maine projects. The first half is debris going out: torn-off decking, gutted bathroom, brush pile from a weekend of clearing, garage full of things the last owner left behind. The second half is material coming in: stone and mulch staged where you actually need it instead of dumped at the end of the driveway.
Both halves move in the same 16-yard roll-off containers behind a fleet of 5. That is why a single call can often cover both directions when the routing lines up, and why you are not paying two companies to pass each other on Route 1.
We only claim what we actually deliver. Stone and mulch are the material types we haul in. If you need something else, ask on the call and we will tell you straight whether we can move it rather than promising first and figuring it out later.
- Stone delivery staged where the work is happening
- Mulch delivery for beds, borders and spring cleanups
- Project debris hauled out by the container or by the item
- One trip covering both directions when the route allows
Who this is for
Homeowners use it mid-project. You are three days into a deck rebuild, the old boards are stacked on the lawn, and the new stone for the patio base is sitting at the supplier. One call gets the pile gone and the stone dropped where you are working.
Contractors use it to keep a schedule honest. Material that shows up at the wrong end of the site costs a crew an hour of wheelbarrow work. We ask where the crew is standing before the truck leaves, so the drop lands in the right spot the first time.
Property managers and landlords use it between tenants. A unit turnover generates a load that has to leave before the next lease starts, and we answer the phone 24/7 for exactly that kind of deadline.
Access is the whole job
A hauling job succeeds or fails on access at both ends. A loaded roll-off truck is heavy, long, and unforgiving about soft ground. Spring mud season in Southern Maine ruins more schedules than weather does.
So we ask about it up front. Gate widths, low limbs, overhead wires, the grade of the driveway, whether the turnaround is gravel or lawn, and whether anything needs to move before we arrive. If a spot will not work, you hear that on the phone rather than watching a truck back out.
Placement is driveway-safe by default. Containers go down on planks so asphalt, pavers and older aprons take the weight without cracking or scarring.
- 20 ft of clear straight approach for the drop
- Overhead clearance free of limbs and wires
- Firm ground, especially in mud season
- A staging spot picked before the truck arrives
Weight, not volume, sets the limit
Most people size a load by how it looks. Disposal facilities and the State of Maine size it by weight. Concrete, brick, dirt, shingles and wet plaster hit legal transport weight long before the container looks full, which is why those loads get quoted separately.
That is also why hauling and material delivery are quoted on the phone rather than published as a flat number. The one published price on this site is $600 for a one-week dumpster rental including 2 tons of disposal. Everything else depends on what the load actually weighs, how far it travels, and how hard it is to reach.
You get the number before the truck moves. No fuel surcharge, no access fee, no invoice surprise a week later.
Sorted before it is dumped
Every load that leaves your property gets looked at before it gets disposed of. Metal goes to scrap recycling. Cardboard, clean wood and clean brush get separated. Furniture and household goods in usable shape go to donation so somebody local gets more life out of them.
Only what is genuinely spent goes to a local Maine disposal facility. That order matters: recycle and donate first, landfill last. It is cheaper for you on weight and it keeps material out of a York County waste stream that does not need more of it.
Call us or send the form
Send the request form with the details and the owner follows up, or spend two minutes on the phone and settle a soft turnaround, a load of wet carpet, or a supplier that closes at noon on Saturday in one go.
We answer 24 hours a day at 207-289-5168, and you can text the same number if it is easier to send a photo of the pile. The person quoting the job is the person driving the truck, which is the entire reason the quote holds.
Where we run hauling and material delivery
Before we roll
What to have ready
- Pickup point, destination and what the load actually is
- Truck access at both ends, including gate widths and soft ground
- A staging spot for delivered material
Questions about this service
- Do you deliver materials like stone or mulch?
- Yes, we deliver stone and mulch across Southern Maine. Tell us the material, the quantity and where you want it staged, and we confirm the run on the phone at 207-289-5168.
- Can you haul away debris from a project?
- Yes, debris hauling is half of what this service does. We pull renovation debris, yard debris, old decking, furniture and general project waste off the property, either loaded by our crew or in a 16-yard roll-off you fill yourself.
- What areas do you haul in?
- We haul across Southern Maine, meaning Cumberland and York Counties, anchored by Portland, Saco and Scarborough. Surrounding towns are confirmed on the call, since routing and distance affect the quote.
- How do I schedule hauling?
- Call or text 207-289-5168. You can also send the request form on the site and the owner schedules the trip on the callback. We answer 24/7, so nights and weekends are fair game.
- How is hauling priced?
- Hauling and material delivery are quoted by phone, because weight, distance and access all move the number. The only published flat rate is $600 for a one-week dumpster rental including 2 tons.
Not covered here? Call 207-289-5168 and ask. Open 24/7.
Other Waste Away services
Dumpster Rentals
Driveway-safe 16-yard roll-off dumpsters dropped where you need them, picked up when you're done.
Junk Removal and Cleanouts
We load it, haul it, and sort it. Garages, basements, attics, and full estate cleanouts.
Contractor Services
Job-site swap-outs on your schedule so crews never stop working around a full bin.
Ready when you are
The owner answers the phone. Open 24/7.