Every tree job we do ends with the debris hauled and the yard raked. Plenty of people call us just for that part.
Piles we haul
- Storm debris. Limbs and branches dragged to the curb after a blow. County pickup after a big storm can take weeks. We can usually take it sooner, and we do not leave the small stuff behind.
- Wood from a tree someone else took down. A crew dropped the tree and left, or a neighbor helped and now there are logs in the yard. We cut them to size, load, and haul.
- Yard cleanup piles. Brush, pruned limbs, old shrubs, a cleared fence line. If it grew, we haul it.
- Old firewood and rotten logs. The stack behind the shed that never got burned, or logs that have been sitting long enough to become a termite condo.
- Lot and fence-line brush. Small trees and brush cut along a property line or the back of a lot, loaded and gone.
We haul tree and yard debris. We do not haul household trash, construction waste, or dirt.
How it works
Send a photo of the pile with a rough idea of its size and where it is on the property. Corey gives you a price based on the volume and how hard it is to get the trailer to it. On the day, we load with the crew and the equipment, cut anything too long or heavy to lift, and rake the spot where the pile sat so you are not left with a dead patch of grass full of twigs.
If the pile is in a backyard with no trailer access, we carry it out. It takes longer, and the price reflects that, but it gets done.
Why not wait for the county?
After a named storm, the county and the towns run debris pickups, and they are worth using if you can wait. The catch is the wait, the size limits, and the fact that a pile at the curb is a pile at the curb for however long that is. If you are selling the house, hosting people, or just want your yard back, we can have it gone this week.
Want to keep the wood?
If some of what is in the pile is good hardwood, we can cut it to firewood length and stack it instead of hauling it. See the firewood page for how that works. Pine and rotten wood we recommend hauling.
Where we haul
Across Horry County: Conway, Myrtle Beach, Carolina Forest, Socastee, Surfside Beach, North Myrtle Beach, and the towns between and around them.
