Yard Waste Removal

Yard debris can build up rapidly if not taken care of. A pile of leaves, branches, and twigs is an ablaze risk. A minor electric spark such as lightning bolts and a pile of debris could cause a fire. If the yard debris is dried out and the burning rating is at its maximum level, the spark can cause a house and forest fire.

The Forestry Division oversees burn bans in counties, cities, municipalities, towns, and cities. The department is accountable for preventing forest fires. With burn bans, they can limit the number of forest fires. When a burn ban has been put in place, the locals aren’t allowed to dispose of their yard debris. Burn bans may be in place for several months or during the fall and summer seasons in specific communities.

The look of yard debris isn’t appealing. If the trash isn’t removed from the property within a specific time, it will affect your home’s curb appeal. If a ban on burning is in place, trash piles aren’t burnt until the restriction is removed.

What To Do With Yard Debris With Burn Ban?

Citywide burn bans prohibit unofficial burns. It isn’t recommended to leave yard debris lying around to continue piling up and becoming dangerous to burn; it must be promptly eliminated from your home.

If you don’t have the equipment on your property, What other options are available? Our professional yard waste removal service is your ideal choice. Our removal experts will arrive at your home to collect the yard debris approximately 15 minutes before your scheduled time. Based on how big the pile of yard waste is use of special equipment is required for loading it onto our trucks.

With the yard debris fully loaded into our work trucks, the removal team will transport it to a nearby recycling center. Most yard waste – branches, downed trees, leaves, twigs, and grass – are recyclable.

What Is Classified As Yard Waste “Green Waste”?

Yard debris is any byproduct of lawn and garden maintenance and tree and shrub trimming. Grass, shrub trimmings leaves, branches, twigs, weeds, corn stalks, bark, pea plants, and other organic garden debris are classified as yard waste.

Yard Waste Disposal

Yard waste must be disposed of safely to protect your home and belongings from fires resulting from lightning strikes or improper handling of lighters and matches. There are two acceptable options for yard waste disposal – burning and recycling.

Burning yard waste legally provided there is an active ban on burning. Yard debris is classified as solid waste, which can lawfully be burnt when there is no active burn ban. This isn’t a good idea.

Yard debris can be dropped off at many municipalities’ recycling facilities.

How can I legally dispose of yard waste?

• Your local municipality can help you find recycling centers accessible to the public.
• Contact your local recycling center to inquire about yard debris collection and disposal.
• Hire a solid waste collection service
• Use yard debris to make compost for your garden
• Hire a chipper rental service to transform yard waste in woodchip mulch

Tree Branch Disposal

It is possible to use tree branches for mulch or wood chips for landscaping. Hire a chipper rental service or a tree service to manage the process. The chipped tree can be utilized to line your lawn, trees, and perimeter of your home.

The branches of trees can also be composted. Composting tree branches is timely, but once it is done, you will find plenty of soil to use for your flowers and vegetables.

Tree branches can be recycled in a local municipal recycling center, which is free. The recycling center will be utilized to compost and create mulch, which can be sold to a third-party

How To Safely Dispose Of Grass Trimmings?

The trimmings of your grass can add up to a substantial amount each mow. After a long time of mowing your lawn and trimming your shrubs, and weeding, you will be plenty of yard waste to dispose of.

The grass trimmings can be tossed in an empty trash can for your trash collection service to pick up. A unique way to recycle grass trimmings is known as “grasscycling.” This technique permits homeowners to reuse their grass clippings without gathering or raking.

Instead of hauling the grass clippings for a local recycling facility, You can keep the clippings in place to provide nutrients to the soil. You can also rake the grass in piles and put them around fruits, flowers, and other vegetables in the garden.

Yard Clipping Recycling

Most yard debris recycling processes are eco-friendly. Composting, mulching, and grasscycling are eco-friendly ways to recycle yard clippings.

Some types of yard debris can be recycled for DIY wooden projects. Consider, for instance, tree branches that could be used to construct birdhouses, arbors, garden decorations, toys, and even small log cabins. Other yard debris recycling tips include:

• Utilize for composting
• Use to mulch
• Useful to cycle grass
• Use to do woodworking projects

Do not let your backyard debris become an unappealing central point for your property. Utilize our one-time or regular trash collection services. We’ll schedule an appointment for a no-cost consultation and written estimate now.

Will The Local Trash Collection Service Pick Up Yard Waste?

It’s dependent on the trash collection service as to the types of waste that can be picked up. Our solid waste collection service includes most yard debris but excludes large fallen trees and branches. We pick up grass shavings, small to medium-sized trees, leaves and garden waste, weeds and shrub trimmings, vines, and pinecones.

Most municipal recycling centers accept yard debris. You’ll have to call the recycling center in your area to inquire about specifics of the facility, such as dimensions, load, and type. Recycling yard debris is accessible in most instances.

We will schedule a pickup for yard waste at the earliest possible time.

Legal Yard Debris

Make sure to keep the tree’s branches and twigs small to allow for easy handling. Place the trash in biodegradable waste bags or trashcans. The yard debris should be kept in a neat stack to prevent any hassle to the collection team.

All yard waste should be disposed of at the curb at least an hour before the scheduled pickup.

Non-Recyclable Yard Waste

• Large stumps of trees
• Rocks
• Bags of soil or dirt
• Wood treated with a treatment
• Concrete slabs