The morning after a haboob, most Phoenix yards are not damaged so much as buried. Fronds, branches, gravel washed across the drive, somebody else’s shade sail in your pool, patio furniture in the neighbour’s yard.
What goes in the truck
- Palm fronds, branches and general green waste
- Blown-in rubbish, cardboard, plastic sheeting, shade cloth
- Broken patio furniture, umbrellas, planters, pool toys
- Damaged fence panels and gate sections
- Washed-in gravel, mud and silt shovelled back or removed
How we work
One visit where possible. We bring the truck, load by hand, and sweep or blow the area down before we go. You should not be able to tell where the pile was.
What it costs
Debris is priced by volume and by how far it has to be carried to the truck. A front yard next to the kerb is cheaper than the same pile behind a locked side gate.
A wide photo and a shot of the access route is enough to price it. Text photos to 623-263-5172, or send them through the form.
Common questions
Do I need to pile it up first?
No. Leave it where it fell. Moving it twice is our job, not yours, and we would rather you did not lift storm debris.
Do you take green waste and rubbish in the same load?
Yes, we sort it at our end.
What about a whole street of debris?
We do HOA and property-manager work. Send photos of the worst of it and tell us how many properties.