Yard Debris Removal in Jacksonville, FL

We remove cut tree branches and limbs, palm fronds, shrub and hedge trimmings, old mulch, dead plants, overgrown vines, bags of leaves, and other clean plant material. Landscape timbers and fencing need to be identified in advance, especially when they are treated, painted, or stained. We handle both routine brush piles and post-storm cleanup.

Yes. We load accepted brush, branches, palm fronds, hedge trimmings, and leaves directly from the pile, so you do not have to move it to the curb first. Tell us whether the pile also contains soil, rock, lumber, chemicals, fuel, or other non-plant material when you book.

Yes. We haul cut limbs, broken palms, brush, bagged leaves, fencing material, and other accepted landscape debris after storms. Same-day or next-day service is available by request and depends on the route and current workload. We do not cut trees, handle live utility hazards, or load whole stumps and uncut trunk sections.

Large limbs and trunk material should be cut into manageable lengths, typically four feet or shorter, before pickup. Brush, palm fronds, and standard trimmings do not need the same preparation. Whole-tree cutting is outside our scope, but we can haul accepted material after a tree company has sectioned it.

Remodel and construction debris must be described separately before scheduling. Clean, nonhazardous project debris can be reviewed for a separate quote, but pressure-treated lumber, other treated wood, and painted or stained material are not accepted as green yard debris. Chemicals, solvents, wet paint, and fuel cannot go in the truck.

Whole stumps and uncut trunk sections are not accepted as a standard yard-debris load. Soil and rock are controlled by weight rather than volume and require an advance review of the quantity before the crew can confirm pickup. Do not add them to a brush pile without mentioning them when you schedule.

Pricing is volume-based for accepted debris, with heavy material also affected by weight. The crew inspects the pile and gives you a firm upfront price before loading. A few branches take less truck space than a full landscaping tear-out, and a very large job may require more than one load; the crew explains that before work begins.

Hefty Rhino loads accepted material from the pile, provides a firm upfront price, and offers same-day availability by request. The crew distinguishes clean plant debris from heavy, treated, or hazardous material before loading so the scope is clear from the start.