The yard waste and storm debris we haul away
After a big trim or a rough storm, these are the things people need gone.
Green waste
- Branches and limbs
- Brush and shrub trimmings
- Palm fronds
- Leaves and pine needles
- Bagged yard waste
Yard items
- Old yard equipment
- Planters and pots
- Old patio furniture
- Garden hoses and edging
After a storm
- Storm-damaged fence sections
- Damaged trampolines and outdoor toys
- Ruined outdoor cushions and covers
What we can't take
Some yard and pool products are hazardous, and we can't load them. Ask us if you're not sure about something.
- Paint, stains and solvents
- Fuel, oil and antifreeze
- Propane tanks and pressurized containers
- Pesticides and pool chemicals
- Asbestos
- Medical or biohazard waste
Not on the list?
Tell us what's in the yard and we'll let you know if we can take it.
How yard waste and storm debris removal works
Four steps to a clear yard.
Tell us what's in the yard
Send the quote form or call 910-689-8997. Tell us what needs to go and roughly how big the pile is.
Get your quote
We look at the pile and give you a price. You decide from there.
We clear the debris
We gather it up, load it and haul it away, so you're not filling bags or making trips to the drop-off.
Donate or dispose
Usable items are donated. The rest is disposed of.
What yard waste removal costs
The price depends on the pile. Three things move it up or down.
How much there is
A few bags of trimmings cost less than a yard full of storm debris.
How heavy or awkward it is
Thick limbs and soaked debris take more to move than dry leaves and brush.
How easy it is to reach
A pile near the street is simpler to clear than debris spread across a backyard behind a gate.
Tell us what's in the yard and we'll give you a quote.
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Military, veterans and first responders: discounts are available. Mention it when you ask for your quote.
Why clearing yard waste yourself is a hassle
Cutting it down was only half the work. Getting rid of it is the other half.
It takes up a lot of room
Branches and brush take up far more room than they weigh, so even a small pile means a truck or several trips.
Bagging and bundling takes hours
Curbside yard waste pickup may limit how much goes out and how it's bundled, so a big pile turns into hours of cutting and bagging.
Storm debris is heavy and messy
After a storm, limbs are wet, tangled and heavy, and the cleanup is bigger than a normal weekend's work.
You still have to find a place for it
A drop-off site means loading, driving and unloading it all again yourself.
Skip the bagging and the trips. Show us the pile and we clear it away.
Yard waste and storm debris questions
Can you help after a storm?
Yes. Storm cleanout is part of this service. Tell us what the storm left behind when you ask for your quote.
Do the branches need to be cut or bagged first?
Tell us how the debris is piled when you ask for your quote, and we'll confirm what you need to do before we arrive.
Do you cut down trees?
This service hauls away yard waste and storm debris. If a tree still needs cutting, tell us about it when you ask for your quote and we'll let you know what we can do.
Do you take old yard equipment?
Yes. Yard equipment removal is part of this service.
Which areas do you serve?
Pinellas and Hillsborough County, including St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Largo, Tampa, Brandon and Riverview.
Do you offer a military, veteran or first responder discount?
Yes. Discounts are available for military, veterans and first responders. Mention it when you ask for your quote.
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