Yard Debris & Storm Cleanup in Royse City, TX
North Texas weather makes this a seasonal business. A spring storm line comes through and half the county has limbs down; a fence that was fine on Friday is in the neighbour’s yard on Saturday.
We clear brush piles, downed limbs, and fence sections from the property, including from the back yard where a truck cannot reach.
What we take
- Brush piles, branches, and downed limbs
- Storm debris and blown-down fencing
- Old wood and chain-link fence sections, posts included
- Bagged leaves, grass clippings, and yard waste
- Landscape timbers, old planters, and edging
- Tree trunk sections already cut to a movable size
Green waste is heavy and holds air
Brush is the awkward combination: it takes up an enormous amount of trailer space because branches will not nest, and it is heavier than it looks because live wood holds water. A pile that seems modest in the back yard can fill more trailer than a room of furniture.
Cutting long limbs down to four or five feet before we arrive genuinely changes the number, because it lets the load stack instead of tangle. It is the one bit of prep on any of our services that reliably pays for itself.
We do not fell trees or do climbing work — that is a tree service. Once it is on the ground and cut to a size two people can carry, it is ours.
How it is priced
Priced on trailer space more than weight, because brush stacks badly. Cut-down limbs load tighter and quote lower than a tangled pile.
Back-yard access, narrow gates, and long carries add labor — mention them with your photos.
Priced on trailer space more than weight, because brush stacks badly. Limbs cut down to four or five feet load tighter and quote lower than a tangled pile.
What sets the number on any haulBefore we arrive
- Cut long limbs down to four or five feet if you can. It is the one bit of prep on any of our services that reliably pays for itself.
- Tell us about gate width and whether it is locked. A gate too narrow for a wheelbarrow changes the job.
- Mention if there are posts set in concrete on a fence pull. Footings are a different amount of work.
Yard Debris & Storm Cleanup questions
Do you cut down trees?
No. We are not a tree service and we do not do climbing or felling work. Once the wood is on the ground and cut to a carryable size, we will haul it.
Can you get to the back yard?
Usually, yes — that is normal for this work. Tell us about gate width and whether there is a lock, since a gate too narrow for a wheelbarrow changes the job.
Will you take an old fence?
Yes, including posts. Wood and chain-link both. If posts are set in concrete, mention it — pulling footings is a different amount of work.
Do you cut down trees?
No. We are not a tree service and we do not do climbing or felling work. Once the wood is down and cut to a carryable size, we will haul it.
How soon can you come after a storm?
Storm weeks are our busiest, so the honest answer is that it depends on the queue. Text photos early — the sooner it is on the schedule the sooner it is gone.
Show us the pile
Tell us what needs hauling, where it is, and how to reach you. Add photos if you have them; we will price it before loading.
Often booked together
Yard Debris & Storm Cleanup near you
We clear yard debris across Royse City and the surrounding towns, and after a storm line comes through we are usually running it for a week.
- Royse City
- Fate
- Mobile City
- Rockwall
- McLendon-Chisholm
- Caddo Mills
- Union Valley
- Heath
- Lavon
- Nevada
- Josephine
- Poetry
Last step
Ready to get it gone?
Once it is on the ground and cut to a size two people can carry, it is ours. Text photos to 469-721-0154 or call, Monday through Saturday, 7am to 7pm.