I have been involved with quite a few house removals. A bunch were burned by the Fire Dept. but that is now done only under certain conditions but it is still worth checking to see if they would like it. You don't say what is the ultimate disposition of the material. If it can be buried on site, that would be very low cost but highly unlikely that it would be legal. If it has to be all hauled away, In order to do it as cost effectively as possible, you need a large enough machine to be able to crush the material down into small sized pieces in the bsement or it will take way too much trucking to haul it all off. I hauled two houses when I had my triaxle dump truck. They had two trucks and one moderate sized excavator on a small house and we got it done in about eight hours. The key is crushing it down into small pieces in the basement.
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