Palm fronds, tree limbs, hurricane debris, landscaping waste and yard cleanouts across Orlando, Winter Park, Kissimmee and Central Florida — same-day crews with grapple-arm dump trucks.
One flat quote covers labor, loading, hauling, and responsible disposal — including donation and recycling drop-offs.
Central Florida gets pounded — tropical systems, afternoon thunderstorms, the odd tornado warning. When the wind stops, the yard is buried under palm fronds, snapped oak limbs, uprooted shrubs and blown-in fence sections. That's where we come in.
Our dump trucks run grapple-arm crane attachments purpose-built for heavy vegetative debris, plus dump trailers for smaller residential jobs. Two uniformed crew, a flat on-site quote, and the yard walkable again — usually within a couple of hours.
Final quote confirmed on-site before we lift a thing. These ranges reflect typical Orlando-area jobs.
A few bags & branches, driveway-side.
Post-mow yard cleanup or one small tree.
Storm-hit yard, palm fronds + limbs.
Major hurricane cleanup.
Tap Talk to Expert or call (407) 751-1722 — no forms, no waiting.
We size the job on-site and confirm your price before we lift a thing.
Load, sweep, recycle, donate — you keep the space, we take the rest.
Yes — storm cleanup is one of our busiest categories. We run extra crews and dump trailers during and after named storms across Orange, Seminole and Osceola counties. Call as soon as it's safe and we'll get you on the schedule fast.
Absolutely. Palm fronds, oak limbs, uprooted shrubs, broken fence sections, blown-in roof debris — if it's yard-side and you can point at it, we can haul it. For standing trees that still need to be cut down, we can coordinate a licensed arborist.
No. Our crew rakes, gathers, hauls and sweeps. If you already piled it curbside, even better — we grab and go, usually in under 30 minutes.
Small yard piles start around $129. A quarter dump-trailer runs about $199, half-trailer around $329, and a full trailer up to $499. You get a firm flat quote on-site before we lift a branch.
Most days, yes. Immediately after a major hurricane there's a short backlog, but we prioritize same-day and next-morning windows for safety hazards blocking driveways, sidewalks and roofs.
Clean vegetative debris is routed to Central Florida green-waste and mulching facilities — not the landfill. Mixed storm debris with tarps, insulation or shingles is sorted at the transfer station.
Three ways to reach us — talk, dial, or send the details and we'll price it.
Takes 30 seconds. A dispatcher replies with all-in pricing — usually within the hour.
