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Construction & C&D Roll-Offs

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Roll-off containers built around contractor schedules - 10 to 40-yard boxes with same- and next-day delivery, fast on-call swaps, and flat per-pull pricing. For GCs, roofers, demo crews, remodelers and restoration contractors across Florida.

10-40 ydroll-off sizes
Same Daydelivery available
On-Calljobsite swaps
Licensed& insured
C&D roll-off service

A hauler that keeps your jobsite moving

Murphy Waste Systems provides construction and demolition roll-off service across Broward and south Palm Beach County. We work with general contractors, roofers, demolition and restoration crews, remodelers and property managers who need a container on site when they said they needed it — and swapped when it's full.

We're family-owned and based in Fort Lauderdale, which means short drive times, a direct line to someone who can dispatch a truck, and flat per-pull pricing with tonnage right on the scale ticket. No call center, no surprise line items.

Our roll-off sizes

10, 20, 30 & 40 Yard Containers

Sized for the job - from a bath gut to a full tear-down. Same- and next-day delivery, with on-call swaps to keep the site moving.

10cubic yards
12'L × 8'W × 3.5'H
Small garage cleanouts, heavy debris
Most Popular
20cubic yards
22'L × 8'W × 4.5'H
Renovations & roofing
30cubic yards
22'L × 8'W × 6'H
Large remodels & demo
40cubic yards
22'L × 8'W × 8'H
Construction & bulky C&D
Who we haul for

Built around contractor schedules

General Contractors

New builds and major renovations with dependable swaps so your crew is never waiting on a container.

Roofers

Tear-off containers sized for shingle and tile weight, placed close to the drop zone. Busy through storm season.

Demolition

30 and 40-yard roll-offs with fast turnarounds for interior and structural demo.

Remodelers

Kitchen, bath and whole-home projects - driveway-friendly placement that protects the client's property.

Restoration

Water, fire and storm restoration crews who need a container on site fast, often same day.

Property Managers

Turnovers, cleanouts and capital projects across a portfolio, with one number to call.

Materials

What goes in a C&D roll-off

We take

  • Wood, framing and lumber
  • Drywall, insulation and flooring
  • Roofing shingles and tile
  • Concrete, block and brick (clean loads)
  • Metal, fixtures and cabinetry
  • General jobsite and demo debris

We can't take

  • Hazardous waste, solvents and paint
  • Asbestos-containing material
  • Tires, batteries and propane tanks
  • Wet concrete or contaminated soil
  • Appliances with Freon (ask first)

Heads up on heavy material: concrete, brick, dirt and shingles get heavy fast. For clean concrete or dirt loads a 10-yard is usually the right call — we'll tell you up front rather than send a truck that can't legally haul it. Clean concrete, asphalt, brick and stone can also come to our aggregates yard, which is frequently cheaper than tipping.

Grapple truck service

For debris a box cannot take

Not every load belongs in a container. A grapple truck carries a hydraulic knuckle-boom claw behind the cab and an open box on the back — the operator reaches out, picks material straight off the ground and loads it. No box to set, no laborers throwing debris over a rail. Anything already in a pile, anything oversized, anything spread across a site: the grapple is faster, and on a lot of jobs it is the only truck that works.

We run grapple alongside the roll-off fleet, so it is one company, one point of contact and one invoice for both.

 Roll-Off ContainerGrapple Truck
Best for Material that accumulates over days with room to set a box Debris already on the ground, or generated faster than a box can hold
Oversized items Limb, mattress and furniture jam the box and waste airspace Grabbed and loaded whole — oversize is the point
Space needed A clear, level footprint for the length of the job Only room for the truck to park and swing the boom
Labor Your crew loads it Our operator loads it
Typical jobs Renovation, demo, re-roof, ongoing construction Chute piles, bulk trash, vegetation, storm debris, illegal dumping
High-rise & mid-rise construction

Chute-fed piles, cleared on call

On a tower you cannot put a container on the fourteenth floor. The crew runs debris down a chute into a pile or bin at grade — and that pile grows all day, mixed, oversized and right in the way of everyone else on site. A roll-off swap only helps until the box is full again, and half the volume is airspace around a broken pallet.

A grapple clears the whole pile in one pass, oversized pieces included, and leaves the chute landing open. Run it on a standing schedule through heavy interior demo or drywall phases, and call it in when a push day gets ahead of you.

Chute discharges

Crew keeps working the floors. Debris lands at grade instead of riding an elevator down.

Pile builds

Mixed C&D, drywall scrap, crating, packaging and the oversized pieces that jam a container.

We clear it

Grapple loads straight off the ground — no laborers pulled off the job to hand-load a box.

Landing stays open

Chute never backs up, the site stays inspection-ready, and the schedule does not slip.

Run them together. Most towers we work with keep roll-offs on site for the steady material and put the grapple on call for the chute landing — same hauler, same invoice, and nobody pointing fingers when something needs to move today.

Bulk & oversized

Furniture, mattresses, appliances, pallets and crating — loaded whole instead of broken down and stuffed into a container.

Vegetation & land clearing

Limbs, trunks and stump material picked straight off the ground so your crew can keep cutting instead of dragging debris to a box.

Storm & hurricane debris

Vegetative debris after a named storm, for contractors, commercial properties, associations and municipal contracts.

Illegal dumping cleanup

Someone dumped a load on your site overnight. We clear it, document it and dispose of it legally so the liability is not sitting on your parcel.

Site cleanup before inspection

One pass to clear the scattered debris a walk-through will flag, without tying up a container slot you need for production material.

Municipal & agency work

Bulk and vegetative collection, right-of-way cleanup and dumping response. SAM.gov registered for federal, state and local contracts.

Questions

Contractor questions

How fast can you get a roll-off to my jobsite?
Same-day delivery is often available when you book early in the day, and next-day is standard. Our yard is in Fort Lauderdale, so drive times across Broward are short. If you're on a tight schedule, call and we'll tell you honestly what we can hit.
How quickly can you swap a full container?
Call us when it's full and we'll get it swapped — keeping your crew productive is the entire point. For active jobsites we can set a standing swap schedule so you're not calling every time.
What size roll-off should I use for construction debris?
For most remodels and roofing tear-offs, a 20 or 30-yard is right. New construction and bulky demo usually call for a 40-yard. For heavy material — clean concrete, block, brick or dirt — use a 10-yard, because weight limits hit long before the box looks full. Tell us the material and we'll steer you right.
How does pricing work for contractors?
Flat per-pull pricing with delivery included, and tonnage billed from the scale ticket so you only pay for the weight you actually generate. Running multiple jobs? Ask about account billing and volume pricing across your sites.
Can I keep the dumpster for the length of my project?
Yes. Standard rentals include a set number of days with per-day pricing after that, and for active jobsites we'll simply keep swapping the container as needed.
Do you handle concrete, asphalt and clean fill?
Yes — and beyond hauling it, we accept clean concrete, asphalt, brick and stone and produce recycled aggregates. That can mean lower disposal cost on clean loads, so ask us before you book.
Do I need a permit to put a roll-off on the street?
Not on private property or a driveway. If the box has to sit in a public right-of-way, the municipality requires a permit and the rules vary city to city. Give us the address and we'll tell you what applies.
Do you have grapple trucks as well as roll-offs?
Yes, and most jobs use both. A grapple truck carries a hydraulic knuckle-boom claw behind the cab and an open box on the back — the operator reaches out, grabs material straight off the ground and loads it. No container to place, no crew hand-loading. Containers handle the material that accumulates; the grapple handles the pile that will not fit in one.
When should I use a grapple instead of a roll-off?
Use a container when material builds up over days and there is room to set a box. Use a grapple when the debris is already on the ground, when it is oversized or awkward — limbs, mattresses, furniture, pallets, bulk trash — or when there is nowhere to legally park a container. On tight urban sites and in gated communities, a grapple is often the only truck that can do the job.
Do you service trash chutes on high-rise construction?
Yes, and it is one of the jobs a grapple does best. On a tower the crew runs debris down a chute into a pile or bin at grade, and that pile grows all day. A grapple clears it on call in a single pass — including the oversized pieces that jam a container — so the chute landing never backs up and your crew never stops to hand-load. Most towers run a grapple alongside their roll-offs rather than instead of them.
What can a grapple truck haul?
Bulk trash and furniture, mattresses, appliances, pallets and crating, vegetation and tree debris, storm debris, illegally dumped material, and C&D piles. It cannot take hazardous waste, liquids, tires, batteries, paint or anything a landfill will reject — tell us what is in the pile and we will tell you straight whether we can move it.
Do you handle storm and hurricane debris?
Yes. Grapple trucks are the primary tool for post-storm vegetative debris, and we work with contractors, commercial properties, associations and municipalities on cleanup. If you manage property in South Florida, the time to line up a hauler is before the season, not after the cone.
Where we serve

Service area

Based in Fort Lauderdale and growing across Florida. Open the list to find your city — or just tell us the address and we’ll confirm it right away.

Florida 5 counties · 71 cities
Broward County 31 cities
Palm Beach County 40 cities
Miami-Dade County on request

Miami, the Beaches, Doral, Hialeah, Homestead and everything between. We take work here on request — tell us the address and what you need and we will confirm what we can do and when.

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Martin County on request

Stuart, Palm City, Hobe Sound and Jensen Beach. We take work here on request — tell us the address and what you need and we will confirm what we can do and when.

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St. Lucie County on request

Port St. Lucie, Fort Pierce and the Treasure Coast. We take work here on request — tell us the address and what you need and we will confirm what we can do and when.

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