9221 Harrison Ave, Cleves, OH
Based in Cincinnati, serving Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, West Virginia and Illinois
Debris chutes for demolition, renovation and roofing work. We own ours, they sit at our yard in Cleves, and we deliver and set them up with the container underneath.
A debris chute is a stack of connected sections that runs from an upper floor, a window opening or a scaffold down into a container on the ground.
Instead of carrying debris down stairs or riding it down in an elevator, the crew drops it in at the top and it lands in the dumpster. That is fewer trips, less mess through the building, and nothing being thrown off an edge.
The sections stack to the height you need, so the same chute works on a second floor or a sixth.
The Trash Rocket is a self-contained chute system on its own trailer. It arrives as one unit, gets positioned, and goes up without needing to be built from parts on site.
We own one. It sits at our yard, which means it is available on our schedule rather than somebody else’s.
It suits jobs where setup time matters or where there is nowhere to stage a stack of chute sections.
Roofers. Tear-off straight off the roof into the container instead of down a ladder or across a lawn.
Demolition and interior strip-outs. Anything above the ground floor where the debris has to come down.
Renovation on multi-storey buildings. Apartment turnovers, office fit-outs, hotel refurbishments.
Restoration work. Where the building is occupied and carrying debris through it is not an option.
A chute is only useful if something is underneath it, and that is usually a roll-off. We supply both, on one job and one account, so the container that arrives is the right size for what is coming down and it gets swapped when it fills.
We own our roll-offs and run our own trucks, so the swap is scheduled by the company that owns the truck.
The sections stack, so the height is set by how many are used. Tell us the floor you are working from and we will bring what that needs.
We deliver it and set it up with the container positioned underneath.
A standard chute is built from sections on site. The Trash Rocket is a self-contained system on its own trailer that arrives as one unit and does not need assembling from parts.
Yes, the chute has to empty into something. We supply the roll-off with it, sized to what the job is producing, and swap it when it fills.
That is one of the main reasons to use one. Debris goes straight outside instead of through corridors, lifts and stairwells.
Tell us the address, the floor you are working from and what you are taking out. We will bring the chute and the right container with it.