Yard Waste
Get your yard back.
Brush piles, branches, leaves, storm debris, old fencing, play sets, stacked pavers, the contents of a collapsed shed. We clear it so you can actually use the yard.
What we handle
- Storm cleanup after the nor'easters
- Fencing, play sets, sheds, pavers, brush
- Bagged leaves and loose piles alike
- Big soil, concrete or stump jobs get a separate quote
We take
- Brush, branches & limbs
- Leaves & bagged yard waste
- Storm debris
- Old fencing & lattice
- Play sets & swing sets
- Pavers & small stone (limited)
- Shed contents & collapsed sheds
We can't take
- Paint, stains & solvents
- Gasoline, oil & propane tanks
- Asbestos or suspected asbestos
- Chemicals, pesticides & fertilizer
- Medical or biohazard waste
- Wet trash & food waste
- Stumps still in the ground
- Large volumes of soil, concrete or rock (separate quote)
Not sure where something goes? Ask us. Rhode Island Resource Recovery in Johnston runs household hazardous-waste days, Massachusetts towns run their own, and we will point you the right way either side of the line.
How it goes You only do one.
- 01
Book in 60 seconds
Pick a two-hour arrival window online, or call or text. Want a ballpark first? Send a photo of the pile.
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We look, you get a number
We show up in the window, eyeball the load, and give you a firm price by how much of the truck it fills. Say yes and we start right then.
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Haul. Clean. Relax.
We load everything, sweep the spot, and sort what can be donated or recycled. You get the space back — and a donation receipt when there is one.