Yard Waste Removal in Arlington, TX
North Texas weather produces yard debris in bursts — a storm takes a limb down, a fence panel goes over, and suddenly there is a pile that will not fit in a green cart and will not compost quietly.
Call (972) 093-0938- Brush, limbs and storm debris
- Old fencing, decking and landscaping timber
- Carried from the back of the lot
- Green waste separated from treated timber
Storm debris, fencing and the rest of the yard
Municipal yard waste collection handles bagged clippings and bundled branches within a size limit. What it does not handle well is the aftermath of a real storm — a limb thick enough to need a saw, a run of fence panels, a shed that came apart.
Fencing is the most common single item here. A wooden fence has a life of roughly fifteen to twenty years in this climate, and when it goes it goes as a run rather than a panel. Posts set in concrete are the awkward part, because each one is a lump of concrete on the end of a post and that is weight rather than volume.
Green waste and treated timber are kept apart on the truck. Brush and clean wood have a composting or mulching route; pressure-treated fence and deck boards do not, and mixing them means the whole load takes the more expensive path.
What we take from a yard
- Branches, limbs and brush
- Storm debris
- Old fence panels and posts
- Decking boards and framing
- Landscaping timber and sleepers
- Pulled shrubs and root balls
- Bagged clippings and leaves
- Broken planters and pots
- Patio furniture and umbrellas
- Play sets and swing frames
- Old sheds and outbuildings
- Sod, turf and edging
When the truck cannot get close
On the larger lots in Dalworthington Gardens, Colleyville and parts of Mansfield, the material is frequently a long way from anywhere a truck can stand. Crews carry out to the vehicle rather than driving across a lawn, and that carry distance is part of what sets the labor in the quote.
Mention gate width and approximate distance when you book. A narrow side gate is the difference between wheeling material out and passing it over a fence.
- Long carries from the back of a lot
- Narrow side-gate access
- Material staged at a gate rather than driven over
- Green waste and treated timber separated
After a storm
Photograph the pile with something in frame for scale — brush is deceptive, and a heap that looks modest can be most of a truck.
FAQ
Yard Waste Removal in Arlington, TX — common questions
- Do you take old fencing?
- Yes — panels, rails and posts. Posts set in concrete are heavier than they look, so mention how many there are; the concrete is weight rather than volume and it affects the price.
- Will you cut up a fallen tree?
- Crews will handle material that is already cut to a movable size and can break down smaller limbs. Felling, or sectioning a large trunk, is tree surgery and needs an arborist — that is a different trade with different equipment and insurance.
- Do you take dirt, sod or concrete?
- In modest quantities alongside other material, yes. In volume, no — soil, rubble and concrete are extremely heavy and belong in a dedicated inert-waste container rather than a mixed junk load. Tell us what you have and we will say plainly which it is.
- Can you take a shed away?
- Yes, once it is dismantled or if it is small enough to break down on site. A metal shed comes apart quickly; a built timber shed with a floor is more of a demolition job and is quoted accordingly.
Ready when you are
You point. We haul. That is the whole arrangement.
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Or call (972) 093-0938
The Arlington branch
Junk Koala Arlington
1140 W Pioneer Pkwy, Ste 1144E
Arlington, TX 76013