Brush, Branches, and the Old Fence: Gone
Storm debris, blackberry brambles, a torn-down fence, whatever's been hibernating in the shed. If the green bin won't take it (or would take it four bins at a time over two months), we haul it in one trip.
Seattle-area yard debris has a funny way of outgrowing the yard waste bin the same weekend you finally tackle it. We're the shortcut: no bagging, no bundling branches to regulation length, no rationing a pile across a month of pickups. We load it loose, straight off your lawn, from $89 for a small pile up to $1,299–$1,599 for a full 16-ft truck. And the green stuff goes to composting, not the landfill.
- Small piles from $89; quarter truck $349–$499; half truck $649–$899; full 16-ft truck $1,299–$1,599
- Brush, branches, hedge trimmings, sod, leaves, and storm debris: loaded loose, no prep required
- Old fence panels, deck boards, and shed or playset contents hauled in the same trip
- Green waste goes to composting facilities; treated lumber is disposed of properly
- Same-day pickups most days, 8am–10pm; text a photo of the pile to (206) 609-5581
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The stuff the green bin refuses
The curbside bin is great for grass clippings and deeply unimpressed by everything else: branches over 4 inches, anything longer than the bin, sod, root balls, and every project that produces more than 96 gallons at once. After a windstorm or a weekend of hedge surgery, you're left with a pile and a choice: feed the bin for six weeks or make one call. We show up, load the whole pile by hand and pitchfork, rake the spot clean, and it's done by dinner.
Fence down? Shed emptied? Same trip.
Yard cleanups rarely stop at the green stuff. The fence that finally lost its argument with gravity, the deck boards from the rebuild, the shed's greatest hits: half a bag of concrete, paint-free lumber, a lawnmower that hasn't started since 2019. It all goes on the same truck as the brush, priced by the space it takes and nothing else. Tearing something down this weekend? Book us for Monday and the evidence disappears.
Where it goes
Clean green waste (brush, branches, leaves, sod) goes to regional composting facilities and comes back as somebody's garden soil, which beats a landfill by a mile. Untreated lumber gets recycled where facilities accept it, metal goes to scrap, and only the true junk rides to the transfer station. Same price either way; we just think the yard should end up cleaner than the planet ends up dirtier.
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I had a lot of junk in my garage and these guys did a great job cleaning it out and organizing everything very well. I would surely recommend them for junk removal.
These guys were exceptional with taking away my debris and junk that was in my yard. The price was reasonable and they were available to provide same-day service. I would surely hire them again or recommend them for anyone look…
I booked these guys last minute and they showed up to save my day, handled my stuff professionally with care as they tucked it into the truck, till the final move at my new apartment. I would surely recommend them to anyone loo…
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