What Counts as a Yard Cleanout vs. a Single-Item Pickup
If you have one item, such as a broken trampoline or a rusted grill, that’s a single-item pickup, priced per item and usually done in under an hour.
A yard cleanout is for the full picture: multiple items, shed overflow, years of accumulated stuff. If you’re not sure which applies, call us and describe what you’ve got.
How We Handle Gates, Fences, and Access Issues
Tell us the access situation when you book: a 36-inch gate, a locked side yard, or a shed accessible only through the house. We ask before we arrive.
For large items that won’t fit through any gate, we discuss options when you book.
What Happens to Outdoor Junk After We Pick It Up
Patio furniture and outdoor items in usable condition are donated where possible. Metal is recycled where possible. What can’t be donated or recycled goes to a licensed disposal facility.
Old refrigerators and freezers that ended up outside require proper refrigerant handling before disposal. We handle that as part of the haul.
Yard Cleanouts vs. Yard Waste Removal
Yard waste removal is for organic material: grass clippings, leaves, brush, branches, and tree debris. See our yard waste removal page.
Yard cleanouts are for accumulated non-organic junk. If you have a mix of both, call us and we’ll quote the full job.