- We pick up fallen limbs, downed trees, palm fronds and yard waste piles.
- After a big storm, county curbside pickup can take weeks. We can often come sooner.
- We cut large logs down so they can be loaded and hauled safely.
- Keep storm debris separate from household trash. Mixed piles are harder to haul.
What we haul
- Fallen limbs and whole downed trees
- Palm fronds, seed pods and coconuts
- Brush and yard waste piles
- Logs and trunk rounds left from another job
- Storm debris from yards, driveways and pool decks
We handle tree and yard debris. We don't haul household junk, construction waste or hazardous materials.
After a storm
Hurricane season runs June 1 to November 30. After a big storm, crews across the Treasure Coast get booked fast, and county debris pickup runs on its own schedule. If you don't want a pile in your yard for weeks, call or text 772-882-2583 with photos.
Put safety first. Stay away from any limb that touches a wire. Look up before you walk under trees after a storm, because broken limbs can hang in the canopy and fall later. People call these hangers. We can take those down too.
If you plan to use county curbside pickup
Indian River County and the cities set their own rules for storm debris. They usually want vegetative debris separate from other trash, placed at the curb and away from mailboxes, hydrants and meters. Check the county and your city's storm pages for the current rules before you stack a pile.
How it works
- Send photos of the pile and tell us where it sits.
- We give you a price based on size and access.
- We cut, load and haul it all, then rake and blow the area.
Common questions
How fast can you come after a storm?
It depends on how many calls come in. Text us photos right away to get on the list.
Do you haul debris left by another company?
Yes.
Will you cut up a tree that fell but didn't hit anything?
Yes. We cut it into pieces, load it and haul it off. We can grind the stump too.
Can I put the debris at the curb for you?
You don't have to. We pick it up from where it sits.