That covers hedge trimmings, torn-up sod, broken limbs, and leaf piles. We load it, sweep up, and take it away.
When Your Yard Needs Clearing
The time to call is when yard waste is piling up faster than regular trash pickup can take it. A big heap of branches smothers the grass under it and blocks mowing. Leaves and clippings left in piles stay wet against the ground and turn into a mess that spreads across the yard.
Winters here freeze only now and then, but each freeze brings some freeze-thaw movement in the ground, and a heavy pile parked on the lawn for months makes the turf underneath worse. Storm damage and heavy pruning are the usual causes. Getting the brush out quickly keeps the driveway and walkways clear.
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Before you book: Junk Removal Cost Breakdown: Materials, Labor and Extras
How We Clear and Where It Goes
We work with a wheelbarrow and a tarp. The wheelbarrow handles sod and dense material from the far corners of the lot. Loose leaves, twigs, and clippings go onto the tarp so we can drag them to the truck without leaving a trail across your grass.
Compost-eligible leaves, branches, clippings, and clean sod go to a yard-waste compost stream where accepted. After loading, we make a final pass for scattered debris, sweep the cleared area, and photograph it so you can see how we left it.
What a Branch Pile Costs
A pile of branches typically runs $90 to $175. Ask on the call and we'll quote that range on the spot.
A photo or a quick description of the pile is usually enough for us to say whether it fits in a single load.
What It Typically Costs
Typical jobs fall somewhere in these ranges, and the final price goes in writing before anything starts.
$150–$325
$70–$100
$175–$325