Debris & Tires · Delray & Southwest Detroit
Debris and Tire Removal in Delray
Tires, broken concrete, shingles and pipe — everything on the City’s do-not-take list tends to pile up behind houses and on empty lots in Delray. We haul it without a bulk day: a set of four tires is $87, half a truck of debris $431.
An Old Industrial Village
Delray was platted in 1836, industrialized from the 1890s and incorporated as a village in 1897. By 2010 its two census tracts held 2,783 people.
ZIP 48217 still mixes homes with industry. Next door in 48210, more than half of residents speak Spanish at home — a neighborhood of older cottages and flats where renovation leftovers build up.
Delray Prices
| Item / load | Flat price |
|---|---|
| Tire (single) | $22 |
| Tires (set of 4) | $87 |
| Roofing shingles (bundle) | $48 |
| Concrete debris (1/4 load) | $219 |
| 1/2 truck of mixed debris | $431 |
What the Curb Won’t Take
Tires
Detroit’s bulk program excludes tires. We take them one at a time or by the stack.
Masonry and Roofing
Concrete, brick and shingles are also on the excluded list. Heavy loads get sized from photos so the truck isn’t overloaded.
Delray FAQs
How much to get rid of old tires?
$22 for one or $87 for a set of four. Bigger stacks are quoted from a photo.
Can you clear a whole lot, not just a house?
Yes, if you own it or have the owner’s permission. Send photos of the whole area.
Do you take broken concrete?
Yes. A quarter load of concrete is $219; larger amounts are quoted from photos.
Do you haul old metal pipe and poles?
Yes. Detroit’s bulk program excludes them, so they go on your quote with everything else.
Tires Out Back?
A photo of the stack gets a flat price.
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