Yard Waste Removal
After a big storm or a weekend of landscaping, you're often left with a massive pile of brush that your municipal trash service won't touch. We haul away branches, bagged leaves, hedge clippings, and general yard debris, keeping your property clean.
Who It's For
Homeowners doing seasonal cleanups, folks dealing with fallen storm branches, and weekend gardeners.
The Process
- You pile the brush or bag the leaves.
- We arrive and quote based on the volume of the pile.
- We load the debris directly into our truck.
- We rake the area clean.
What we review before the quote
We review the items, access, and any handling requirements before providing a free quote. There are no published prices or ranges.
Preparation
Consolidate the yard waste into a single pile if possible. Bagging loose leaves and grass clippings saves significant time and keeps the cost down. Ensure branches are not excessively long (cut them down to 6-8 foot lengths).
Local Context
After severe thunderstorms roll through the Ohio Valley, we get numerous calls in Amelia and Bethel to clear out the fallen branches that the county won't pick up.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do you cut down trees?
No. We are not an arbor service. We only haul away branches and brush that are already on the ground.
Do I have to bag my leaves?
We strongly prefer that small debris like leaves and grass clippings be bagged. If they are loose, it adds significant labor time to scoop and load them.
Will you haul away dirt or rocks?
No. Dirt, rocks, and gravel exceed weight limits very quickly. Our service is designed for organic brush and lumber.
Can you take old patio pavers?
We generally cannot take concrete pavers or retaining wall blocks due to the extreme weight.
What's Included
- Fallen branches and tree limbs
- Bagged leaves and grass clippings
- Hedge trimmings and brush piles
- Old fencing or landscaping lumber
Not Included
- Massive tree trunks (requires specialized logging equipment)
- Large amounts of dirt, soil, or gravel