Yard Debris Removal in Portland, OR
The brush pile from the last storm, the hedge you finally took out, the fence panels leaning against the garage since spring. Junk Rush loads yard debris straight from where it sits, hauls it the same trip, and leaves the yard clear. No bagging, no trips to the transfer station, no waiting on a bulky pickup.
What is included
Branches, limbs, brush and hedge trimmings, cut or uncut
Sod, dirt, bark dust and gravel in loose piles or bags
Old fencing, lattice, trellises and rotted deck boards
Storm cleanup, blowdown and fallen limbs
Sheds, playsets and planter boxes broken down and loaded
Raking, loading, hauling and disposal, all inside the price
How pricing works
Yard debris is priced by the space it takes in the truck, the same as everything else we haul. A small brush pile or a few bags is usually a minimum load at $175. A hedge removal or a season of trimmings is often a quarter to half load. A full lot clear or a storm cleanup lands around a three-quarter or full load.
Heavy material like sod, dirt and gravel weighs more than it looks, so send a photo and we quote the actual pile. Loading and raking are part of the job, not an extra line.
Minimum load $175 · Quarter $265 · Half $380 · Three-quarter $500 · Full truckload $645
What we take
Branches and limbs, brush and trimmings, leaves and grass clippings, sod and dirt, bark dust and gravel, old fencing and lattice, rotted lumber, sheds and playsets, planters and pots.
What we cannot take
Live plants with soil-borne pests, and anything treated with pesticide the same week, are handled case by case, so tell us up front. Stumps still in the ground need a grinder first; we haul them once they are out.
Questions about yard debris removal
Do I need to cut it up or bag it first?
No. Leave the pile where it is. We cut down long limbs to fit the truck and load loose material with rakes and tarps.
Where does the yard debris go?
Clean green waste goes to a composting or yard-debris facility. Wood and fencing go to recycling where a facility will take it, and treated lumber goes to a licensed transfer station.
Can you take a shed or a playset?
Yes. We break it down on site, load it and haul it with the rest. Tell us in the photo and we quote it as one job.