Storm Debris Cleanup
Carolina thunderstorms and the occasional ice event drop limbs across driveways, fences and roof lines every year, and municipal pickup can take weeks to reach your street. We show up with saws, a trailer and a crew, cut what's down into haulable lengths, and clear it out of the yard — including limbs on top of a shed, across a fence line or blocking a driveway. We're not a tree service, so we don't climb or take down standing trees, but anything already on the ground is ours to handle.
Overgrowth, Fence Lines and Neglected Lots
Vacant rentals, inherited properties and back corners that got away from you: overgrown brush, briars, saplings, vines pulling on a fence and years of leaf pack. We cut it back, pull it out and haul it off, which is often the first step before a property can be mowed, listed or fenced. Realtors and property managers in Rock Hill and Chester use us to make a neglected lot photograph-ready in a day.
Seasonal and Landscaping Waste
Fall leaf bags that outnumber your curb limit, spring hedge and shrub cuttings, pine straw, sod and dirt from a landscaping project, old mulch, root balls and stumps that are already out of the ground. If your landscaper cuts it but doesn't haul it — a very common arrangement — we're the second truck that makes the job finished.
Where It Goes
Clean green waste goes to a yard-waste facility to be mulched rather than to a landfill, which keeps the disposal cost lower and the price to you lower with it. Mixed debris — brush tangled with old fencing, boards or trash — gets sorted where practical and disposed of properly. Either way, disposal is inside the quote.
How Pricing Works
Yard waste is priced by the volume it takes up in the trailer, with brush that needs cutting down to size quoted a bit higher for the labor. You get a flat number upfront that includes the loading and the disposal. Post-storm, we prioritize driveway and access blockages first — call early, since those days book solid.