Spring & Fall Yard Cleanups: How to Get Rid of Heavy Outdoor Debris

From fallen limbs to broken patio furniture, here is the fastest way to clear outdoor waste and get your yard’s curb appeal back.

Two haulers clearing boxes out of a garage

Charlotte’s seasons bring yard work, summer storm debris, and landscaping projects. Curbside yard waste pickup handles bagged leaves and small bundles, but it leaves homeowners stuck with anything bulky.

Common Outdoor Debris We Handle:

Storm & Tree Debris: Heavy limbs, fallen branches, and thick brush.
Landscaping Waste: Dirt, sod, gravel, rocks, and old pine straw and mulch.
Structures & Fencing: Broken wood fence panels, old sheds, and metal trellis frames.
Patio & Lawn Gear: Worn-out patio sets, rusted grills, broken mowers, and rotted wood decks.

3 Tips for an Efficient Yard Cleanout:

Pile Debris Where We Can Reach It: If you can, stack loose branches and yard waste near the driveway or a gate for faster loading.
Drain Fluids from Equipment: Before getting rid of mowers, trimmers, or pressure washers, drain the oil and gas safely.
Combine Yard & Garage Junk: Make the most of the truck by adding garage clutter to the outdoor waste in a single trip.