Green waste and then some
BULK BRUSH IS WHERE CURBSIDE GIVES UP
Most DFW cities cap brush collection by volume, by bundle length, or by how many bags you can set out on a given week. After a storm, everybody hits that cap at the same time and the pile sits at the curb for a month.
We don't have a limit. Loose limbs, bundled brush, bagged clippings, torn-out sod, and the landscape rock you decided against all go in the same load — and we rake the spot before we leave.
✓Tree limbs & branches
✓Storm debris
✓Brush piles
✓Hedge trimmings
✓Bagged grass clippings
✓Leaves
✓Stumps (cut, not ground)
✓Old sod
✓Fill dirt
✓Landscape rock
✓Mulch & bark
✓Pavers & edging
✓Broken planters
✓Garden beds
✓Firewood piles
✓Palm fronds
✓Bamboo
✓Vines & ground cover
How it works
YOU CUT IT, WE CARRY IT
You don't need to bag it, bundle it, or drag it anywhere. If it's easier to pile near the driveway, great — but we'll pull it from the back fence if that's where it is.
HOW WE PRICE →01
Send a photo of the pile
One wide shot is usually enough to size the load and tell you what's available this week.
02
We bring the truck to the pile
Driveway, alley, or street — whatever gets us closest without tearing up your grass.
03
Loaded by hand
Limbs get broken down to fit, bags get emptied or loaded whole, and nothing gets dragged across the lawn.
04
Raked before we go
Loose leaves and twigs get raked up. The spot should look better than the rest of the yard.
Where it goes
GREEN WASTE BECOMES MULCH
Yard debris is the single easiest material to keep out of a landfill, because there's a functioning market for what it turns into.
Composting & mulch facilities
Limbs, brush, leaves, and clippings get chipped and composted rather than buried.
Clean fill reuse
Dirt, sod, and rock go to sites that need fill, when the material is clean enough to qualify.
Landfill last
Only mixed or contaminated yard waste — treated lumber in a brush pile, for example — goes to disposal.
YARD JOBS, IN THEIR WORDS
★★★★★ 5.0 across Google & Nextdoor
★★★★★
"Two truckloads of limbs after the May storms. Same-week appointment when nobody else would even pick up the phone."
CURTIS H. · GARLAND
★★★★★
"Tore out sixty feet of hedge and left it in a heap. Gone the next morning and they raked the bed out."
PATTY R. · PLANO
★★★★★
"Old sod and a pallet of leftover rock from a landscaper who never came back. Cleared in an hour."
JT MORALES · MCKINNEY