Yard Debris Removal in Melissa, TX

Melissa splits two ways. Inside the subdivisions, a yard job is usually a trimmed hedge line, a few bags of leaves and some branches from the last wind.

Out on the acreage around the edges of town, the piles get serious. Storms drop whole limbs across a pasture fence, and a cleanup weekend can leave brush mixed with old scrap metal.

Our brush and limb hauling loads both the same way. Point at the pile, and it goes on the trailer whether it's bagged, loose or tangled. Further up US-75, we do the same for yard cleanups in Anna.

Limbs already on the ground are straightforward truck-and-trailer work. We pick them up from the yard, the drive or the fence line and haul them off.

A tree that still needs cutting, or a big clearing job, is different. Those may need rented or subcontracted equipment, so we quote them with the machine included and don't promise same-day.

Our post on storm debris cleanup in Collin County walks through what to do first. Then send us photos of what's left.

It starts with a few photos of the pile from two sides, so we can judge the trailer space. You'll get an honest estimate back, and the firm price is confirmed on site before we load.

Pick a day that works, Monday through Saturday. Melissa's short drive means smaller piles are easy to add to a day we're already up that way.

We pick up the stray sticks left where the pile sat, and sweep the drive if it's on concrete. Then you pay, once you're satisfied with how the ground looks.

Yes. Rural lots tend to collect rusted metal, broken lawn furniture and odds and ends near the brush pile. All of it can ride on one trailer.

Bagged trash, an old mower with the gas drained, or a stack of rotted boards can join the load too. One visit, one quote by trailer space.

If the pile is mostly household junk with a few limbs mixed in, our general junk removal works the same way. Everything else we do in town is on our Melissa service area page.