Yard Debris Removal in Celina, TX

Celina is generous with tied brush. There's no cap on bundles, and the truck comes twice a month on your color week.

The trouble is everything that isn't tied. A tangle of limbs after a storm, or a tree row trimmed back in one afternoon, doesn't fit the bundle rules.

For that loose material, the city points you to its hauler for a paid quote. We're another option, and we load the pile as it lies.

Celina still has plenty of older properties and acreage outside the Preston Road corridor. Clearing one before it changes hands usually means brush, dead limbs and old wire along a fence line.

We haul the brush, the scrap and the junk that collected around it in one trip. If the fence itself needs to come out, our fence removal service is quoted per job.

Standing trees or heavy clearing may need rented or subcontracted equipment. We'll quote those with the machine included, with no same-day promise.

Closer to Preston Road, the yard jobs are smaller. Think bagged leaves, trimmed shrubs and the odds and ends left after landscaping goes in.

Those loads often fit the Minimum Pickup tier. We carry from the back yard, so nothing has to wait at the curb until 7 a.m. on collection day.

Sod scraps, broken edging, empty mulch bags and leftover pavers can ride along with the trimmings. A single pickup clears the side yard instead of several trips to the curb.

Stay clear of any downed power lines and call the utility about those. Celina's Street Department lists storm cleanup among the jobs it responds to.

Once the limbs in your yard are on the ground and safe, snap a few photos. We'll quote the pile and come load it, cut or uncut.

Our post on storm debris cleanup in Collin County has a longer checklist.

Celina asks residents to keep grass clippings and leaves out of the storm drain system. Piles left near the street can wash in during the next heavy rain.

Getting a big leaf pile hauled off is one simple way to keep it out of the gutter. We load bags and loose leaves alike.