Residential service · 08
Yard Waste & Storm Debris
After the storm passes, the pile doesn't have to sit there.
The job
This is Florida. Wind happens, and it leaves limbs, palm fronds, fence sections, and pieces of screen enclosure all over the yard. We load it and haul it so you're not staring at the pile until county pickup gets around to it.
It doesn't take a hurricane, either. Routine trimmings, an overgrown corner cleared out, a dead tree the trimmer left in pieces — same crew, same firm price from a photo.
After named storms we run a first-come list, so the sooner you text, the sooner you're on it.
Scope of work
What's included.
- Storm limbs, palm fronds, and downed branches
- Fence sections and screen-enclosure debris
- Routine yard waste and trimming piles
- Priority scheduling in the days after a storm
- Loaded and hauled — no burn pile, no waiting on county pickup
Straight answers
Questions we get.
How much does debris removal cost?
Volume sets the price, and a photo of the pile is all we need. Text a photo to (561) 284-9683 and you get a firm number back — usually within the hour.
How fast can you come after a hurricane?
We run a first-come list after storms and work it in order. Text early — even before the storm hits — and you get a real date, not a guess.
Do you take dirt, rock, or concrete?
Small amounts, quoted case by case. Heavy fill material is a different kind of load, so send a photo and we'll give you a straight answer — and if we can't take it, we'll tell you who can.
Can't I just wait for county pickup?
Sometimes that's the right call — it's free if the schedule works for you. We're for when the pile is in the way, the HOA is sending letters, or you just want your yard back this week.