An inseparable and often the most tiring part of any demolition, deconstruction or major renovation is managing a large volume of waste. Chaotically dumped concrete rubble, bricks, leftover rebar and gravel not only hold up the next stage of work but also pose a serious safety hazard on a construction site.
Deconstruct offers construction debris removal and site clean-up as a fully independent, professional service in Tbilisi and the surrounding area.
What does Deconstruct's stand-alone clean-up service include?
Our service is not limited to tipping waste into a truck. We provide a complete, combined cycle of work:
- Removal of construction waste of any volume: from heavy concrete structures down to the small debris left after a renovation.
- Official, licensed disposal: we transport waste only to official construction landfills authorised by the municipality, which fully rules out the risk of fines.
- Clearing the surface layer of the ground: using special equipment and manual labour, sharp rebar offcuts, wire, glass and fine gravel are removed completely from the ground surface.
- Initial levelling of the site: alongside debris removal we even out irregularities in the terrain so that the location is ready for the next stages.
Who is this service for?
This service is an ideal solution for anyone who, after demolition or a particular phase of construction, wants a perfectly clean, tidy and safe location:
- Private individuals: who want to prepare a yard or plot for landscaping, paving or new small structures.
- Construction crews: who have no truck fleet of their own and need a partner to remove waste quickly.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Can construction debris be thrown into ordinary household waste containers?
No, this is prohibited by law and carries substantial fines. Construction waste must be taken to the appropriate landfills by a specialised company.
How is the price of construction debris removal calculated?
The cost depends on the volume of waste (cubic metres or number of truckloads), the weight of the material and the distance from the site to the nearest official landfill.
