Expert Yard Waste Removal in Winder

Georgia law limits which landfills can take yard trimmings, so leaves, brush, and prunings often need another route. The Georgia Environmental Protection Division lists brush piles, on-site chipping, and hauling to a chipping site as alternatives. Branch hauling is part of our yard waste service, while remodel or build debris is a separate load for a roll-off dumpster rental or construction debris removal.

Not during the warm months: Georgia bans open burning from May 1 through September 30 in counties that include Barrow, Gwinnett, Hall, Jackson, Oconee, and Walton, and the ban covers yard and land-clearing debris. Outside that period, burn piles must be attended at all times and kept 25 feet from woodlands and 50 feet from structures. Cities and counties may add their own rules.

Cost depends on the amount of debris, how easy it is to reach, and where the load can legally go. Georgia limits which disposal sites can take yard trimmings, so the nearest site is not always an option. Get a free quote

Georgia rules let yard trimmings be sorted, stockpiled, chipped, or used as mulch where that is feasible. UGA Extension suggests spreading fallen leaves about 3 inches deep around shrubs. For beds that need more than your leaves give, see mulch delivery.

It piles up most after storms, which can bring limbs down in any season across Georgia, and a strong one can leave whole trees down. Tornadoes in March 2017, for example, snapped and uprooted large trees in Barrow and Jackson counties. Storm-damaged items inside the house may call for furniture removal or a house cleanout.

We provide yard waste removal to homeowners and businesses across Barrow County and the surrounding counties. That includes Arcade, Auburn, Bogart, Braselton, Flowery Branch, Grayson, Jefferson, Lawrenceville, Loganville, Monroe, Pendergrass, Snellville, Statham, Sugar Hill, and Winder. View our full service area