We load it and haul it away.

To protect your home, we don't remove trees from houses, roofs, sheds or power lines. If a standing tree needs to come down and has clear room to fall, our excavator can push it over in one piece. If it has to come down in sections or fall between buildings, that's a job for an arborist.

What we can take: downed trees, logs, limbs, brush, leaves, and stumps from downed trees.

What we can't take: shingles, siding, fencing, lumber, drywall, furniture, appliances, mattresses, bagged trash, tires.

One flat price per load, whether it's packed full or only partly full. Half a dumpster is still one dumpster. We bring the machine that fits your property, and the price is the same whichever one we use. Your ZIP code sets the price.

Nothing is charged until we've looked at your photos and confirmed a day. Then we text you a link to pay for the first load. If it is determined additional loads are needed, payment will be taken on site before debris is loaded. If any loads paid for are not used, you will be refunded within 24 hours.

We use heavy equipment, and it will leave ruts in your grass. If that's a concern, please call a local arborist.

Our trucks and machines are heavy. We stay off driveways and sidewalks whenever we can. If we have to cross them to reach your debris, we can't be responsible for cracks or other damage.

If we get there and can't reach the debris, like a locked gate or cars in the way, we'll add you back to the schedule. We'll come back as soon as we have an opening, but we can't promise when.