Yard Waste & Debris Removal in Sacramento, CA

Sacramento yards grow fast. Between the valley oaks, the privets, the bamboo that never stops and the Bermuda grass that creeps into every bed, most homeowners end up with a pile of cuttings they can't fit in the green bin. That's where we come in.

Most of our yard jobs start after someone else has done the cutting. A tree service or gardener trims a few trees and leaves the branches, or a homeowner spends a weekend clearing an overgrown corner. We load the pile, haul it and rake up what's left on the ground.

This September in Sacramento, that was green waste from tree and bush trimming plus a layer of dead leaves, about half a truck. Another Sacramento home the same month had two or three small-to-medium trees' worth of cut branches waiting for us.

Bamboo is one of the most common calls. It's light, but long and springy, and it fills a truck quickly. In August we hauled bamboo cuttings, branches and stalks from an Orangevale yard, and a full truck of tree trimmings, shrubs and bamboo from a home in Sacramento.

City green bins are great for weekly clippings but can't hold a whole tree's worth of limbs, and bulky pickup programs usually want branches cut to length and bundled. We haul branches and yard waste once they're cut into pieces we can carry. We don't cut down trees or chop up branches.

Landscaping projects add a different kind of pile: old railroad ties, rotten edging, broken pavers, rocks, decking boards and bags of soil. We load those too. Heavy material like rock and dirt is priced by weight, with a free quote from a photo.

Storms in winter bring down limbs all over the region. Once they're cut into pieces two people can lift, we can haul them the same way.

Spring is the busiest time for yard work in the valley. Once the rain stops, everything grows at once, and by May many yards have a season's worth of pruning stacked along the fence. Summer brings dead lawn and dried-out shrubs after a water-restricted year, and fall brings leaves.

Wildfire season is another reason people call. Clearing dead brush, dry grass and fallen limbs away from the house creates defensible space, which matters most for homes near open land in the foothills and along the rivers.

Rental properties and vacant lots often come with a yard that hasn't been touched in years: overgrown hedges, weeds taller than the fence and piles of old debris. Once it's cut back, we can clear the whole lot in one visit.

If you've hired a gardener or landscaper for a one-time cleanup, you can coordinate so they cut and pile, and we haul. That way you're not paying them to make dump runs.

Fall leaves from sycamores, oaks and liquidambars pile up by the bag. Bagged or loose, they go on the truck, and anything compostable is kept apart from trash.