Out here the yard mess isn't bagged leaves — it's pecan and cottonwood limbs dropped along the acequia, a dead ocotillo stalk, mesquite branches with inch-long thorns, sacks of old gravel nobody wants, and torn-up drip line from an irrigation run that finally quit. We haul every bit of it, spines and all, until the lot reads as farmland and yard again instead of a dumping ground. On the big valley lots that can be a full trailer's worth, not just a few bags.
Text UsCall for a QuoteNot a problem at all — handling spiny plants by hand is just a normal part of a yard job for this crew, start to finish.
Yes, that request comes up often. The number depends entirely on how heavy and how much volume is sitting there once we take a look.
Usually same-day. Once a haboob passes and the wind calms down, our crew heads out to pick up whatever got knocked loose or blown in.
Figure around $165 for a lighter load. Bigger jobs involving gravel, dirt or stumps get priced once the crew has actually looked at what's there.