Yard Debris Removal in Frisco, TX

Frisco doesn't have a program to remove whole trees or large sections of them. The city also treats a cut tree left on your lot or the street as a code violation.

So once a tree is down, the clock is running. If it's already cut into pieces on the ground, we can load it and haul it off.

We don't fell standing trees. A job that needs cutting or a machine uses rented or subcontracted equipment, and it's never same-day.

When a storm drops limbs across a street, Frisco asks residents to report it through the myFRISCO app. Limbs inside your own fence are yours to clear.

We load limbs that are already down and haul them off in one trip. A tree still hanging or leaning needs a tree service first.

Frisco's weekly yard waste pickup works for routine trimming. Limbs get cut to three feet, tied with compostable twine and kept light, and there's a weekly cap on bags and bundles.

A big pruning day can produce several weeks' worth. Cutting and tying all of it takes longer than the pruning did.

We take the pile loose, long limbs and all. Our main yard debris removal page covers what else rides along.

Frisco yards are young, and many are getting their first landscape overhaul. That work leaves things the yard crew won't load:

Frisco residents get two free transfer-station drop-offs a month with a matching water bill and license. Every load has to be covered, or it gets turned away, as the city's do-it-yourself page explains.

A tarp over a truck bed of limbs is doable. A trailer full of root balls and mulch is another story, and that's where we come in.

Bring both documents, and tie the tarp down tight before you pull out.

We're a hauler, not a lawn service. We don't rake, mow, trim or grind stumps.

Rake the leaves up and bag them, or stack the trimmings, and we'll take it from there. If an old fence is coming out too, fence removal can be quoted in the same visit.

Bagged clippings, loose leaves and long limbs can all share one trailer. You don't have to separate them.