Yard Waste & Storm Debris Cleanup Help
After a storm or a big yard project, the cleanup is hours of dragging branches and hauling debris. A crew gathers it and packs it into your dumpster, which is ideal for hurricane cleanup when every junk hauler in town is booked.
Find Crews Near Your AddressWhat the Crew Loads
- Branches, limbs and brush (cut to length)
- Old fencing and landscape timbers
- Bagged leaves and yard waste
- Storm-damaged outdoor furniture and debris
- Old sheds already taken down
Check With Your Dumpster Company
- Some dumpster companies require yard waste in a separate container.
- Soil, sod, stumps and rocks are heavy and often restricted.
- After storms, your city may run free curbside debris pickup. Check before paying for a dumpster.
Get Ready for Loading Day
- Have large trees cut by a tree service. Crews load; they don’t fell trees.
- Stay clear of downed power lines and report them to the utility.
- Tell the crew if debris is wet, since it’s heavier.
How Pricing Works
Each crew sets its own hourly rate for the whole crew, a crew size and a minimum number of hours. Enter your address to compare crews near you and see an estimate for your job. Your dumpster rental and disposal fees are paid to your dumpster company separately, so compare the total against a full-service junk removal quote.
Yard Waste & Storm Debris FAQs
Can I put tree branches in a dumpster?
Usually yes, if your dumpster company accepts yard waste. Stumps, soil and very large logs are often restricted because of weight.
Do you help with hurricane cleanup?
Yes. Loading crews can gather and load storm debris into your dumpster. Book early, as demand is high after a storm.
Need a Dumpster Too?
Soon you’ll be able to choose a local dumpster vendor and book your loading crew together. For now, rent from any local company and find your crew here.