Branches, palm fronds, storm debris, and landscaping waste cleared from your property. You don't have to bag it, drag it to the curb, or make dump runs. Same-day or next-day pickup most weekdays across Port Orange and Volusia County.
Certificate of insurance available on request.
Flat-rate price in writing before any work starts.
Same-day or next-day typical, depending on the load.
Port Orange to Edgewater, daily routes.
A crew shows up with the right truck and tools to clear everything in one trip. That means chainsaws for cutting down large branches, heavy-duty loading for palm trunks and root balls, and a truck big enough to fit it all. Your entire yard gets cleared, not just the easy stuff near the curb. Everything gets loaded, hauled to the proper Volusia County disposal or composting facility, and your yard is left clean.
Palm fronds, palm trunks, coconut debris, branches from live oaks, uprooted shrubs, root balls, brush, bagged leaves, grass clippings, and landscape rock. No half-finished piles. No second trip needed. You don't have to sort, bag, bundle, or drag anything to the street, and there's nothing about the load that's too big or too heavy for the crew to handle.
Port Orange's subtropical climate means your yard never stops growing. Summer storms from June through November knock branches off live oaks and scatter palm fronds across your lawn. Hurricane season can leave entire trees down in a single night. Between the heat and the rain, that debris pile won't just sit there. It'll attract pests, trap moisture against your home's foundation, and turn into a bigger problem every week.
If it's a few bags of leaves or some small branches, you can probably handle it yourself. Port Orange curbside pickup takes bundled branches under four feet long and standard yard waste bags. But once the pile gets bigger than what fits at the curb, or the branches are too heavy to lift, things stall. Large palm fronds, tree trunks, and storm debris don't fit in yard bags. They're too heavy for most trailers. And renting a truck plus paying the Volusia County disposal fee adds up fast. If your pile has been sitting for more than a week, it's already drawing bugs and holding moisture against the ground.
Curbside pickup has hard limits in Volusia County. Here's where the line falls.
Volusia County curbside accepts limited yard waste, bundled and bagged to spec. For light maintenance after mowing or trimming, the city schedule is enough.
If the pile is too big, too heavy, or includes anything Volusia curbside won't take, that's a call. One visit clears the property. No bagging, no bundling, no waiting weeks for a city truck.
Port Orange sits in a subtropical zone where plants grow year-round. Live oaks drop heavy limbs during storms. Sabal palms shed fronds constantly. Sandy soil means shallow root systems, so trees come down easier in high winds. After a hurricane, neighborhoods like Allandale, Harbour Point, and Broken Bow Estates can have debris covering every yard on the block.
Volusia County has rules about what goes to the curb and what doesn't. Anything mixed with dirt, sand, or non-organic material gets rejected. If you don't separate it right, your pile sits there until you do. A removal crew handles all of that sorting on the spot. Most yard waste loaded into the truck gets hauled to a county green waste facility where it's composted or mulched. Branches, leaves, grass clippings, and other organic material don't go to the landfill if they can be diverted, which the proper facility makes possible.
What happens from the moment you call to the moment we drive away. Four steps, no surprises.
Call or text (386) 999-3832 describing what's in the yard. Photos help. You'll get a ballpark over the phone before we even drive out.
A crew comes out and walks the property with you. Flat-rate price set in writing before anything gets loaded.
Branches cut down to size if needed. Palm fronds, leaves, brush, and soil go in the truck. Most jobs take 30 to 90 minutes.
Pile area raked and swept. Truck heads to the proper Volusia County green-waste facility for composting or mulching.
The questions Port Orange homeowners ask most often, especially after storms.
Same-day or next-day yard waste pickup across Port Orange and Volusia County. Storm debris, palm fronds, branches, landscaping waste, all hauled to the proper green-waste facility.
Need something else hauled? We handle every junk removal category in-house.
Couches, mattresses, dressers, tables, and anything else too heavy for curbside pickup.
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Refrigerators, washers, dryers, water heaters, and other heavy household appliances.
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Full-home cleanouts for estates, downsizing, or move-outs. Every room cleared.
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Drywall, lumber, tile, and renovation waste hauled off your job site or home.
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We disconnect, demolish, and haul away old hot tubs and spas from your deck or patio.
Learn more →Based in Port Orange, our crews run daily routes across coastal Volusia. From storm cleanups in Ormond Beach to overgrown lots in Edgewater, single palm-frond hauls to full-property clears after a hurricane. No per-mile surcharges, no "out of area" calls.
