Services · Yard Debris Removal
Yard Debris Removal
BINWOLF hauls yard debris, brush, branches, and green waste to the right facility. Priced by load size — final price confirmed before loading begins.
Commonly included
- Tree branches and limbs (cut and stackable)
- Leaves, brush, and grass clippings
- Uprooted plants and small root balls
- Storm-cleanup debris
- Landscaping tear-out materials
- Small volumes of dirt and sod
Needs manual review
- Long or unusually large-diameter branches — send a photo
- Bundled or bagged material that exceeds a comfortable lift
- Wet, waterlogged, or contaminated material
- Thorny plants (blackberry, rose, holly) — heavy PPE may be needed
- Stumps and large root balls
- Larger volumes of soil, sod, or rock
- Suspected contaminated soil
- Invasive plants requiring special disposal
Send it through the booking form and we'll review before confirming a price.
Not accepted
- Suspected contaminated or hazardous soil without prior testing
- Chemically treated debris that a green-waste facility will not accept
Not sure if we can take it? Call us — we'll tell you straight.
Pricing method
Priced by trailer load on the 6×10 trailer — starting prices from $149 to $599. Dense materials such as soil and stumps may require manual review before pricing.
See full pricingAccess & labor
- Backyards, side yards, and slopes — tell us up front so we can plan carries.
- Gated communities and shared driveways — share codes or instructions.
- Parking for a 6×10 trailer near the pile.
Preparation
- Stack branches or move debris close to a load zone if you can.
- Separate clean green waste from mixed debris when possible — it's easier to route to composting.
- Flag any thorny material so we can bring the right gloves and protection.
How it works
- 01
Book your pickup
Send a photo or describe the pile.
- 02
We load it up
You point, we load — no raking required from you.
- 03
Off to the right facility
Green waste is routed to composting when the facility accepts it.
Frequently asked
- Can you cut down a tree?
- No — we haul what's already down. For live tree removal, use a licensed arborist or tree service.
- Can you grind stumps?
- No. Loose stumps that can be lifted are usually fine; grinding requires a specialty service.
- Do you take dirt?
- Small volumes of clean dirt are usually fine. Larger loads need manual review.