Storm season in the Upstate leaves limbs on the ground and brush piles nobody wants to burn. One dumpster beats twenty trips to the county site with a sagging trailer.
When a storm rolls through Greenwood or a fence row finally gets cleared, the pile is always bigger than it looked standing up. Limbs, brush, leaves, and old fence boards all go in the dumpster. Green waste is bulky but light, so volume is what you're buying, not weight, and the trick to using it well is simple: cut limbs short enough to lie below the top rail, and stack butt-ends together like firewood instead of tossing whole branches in a bird's nest. Loaded flat, a dumpster holds about twice what it holds loaded messy.
The 15-yard starts at $440 and the 20-yard at $469. Green waste almost never touches the three-ton included weight, so the posted price is usually the whole price. The 30-yard runs $520 for the big clearings. Delivery and pickup are included across our area.
Full rate table for every size and rental length is on the pricing page, or call (864) 871-4290 and get the number for your job in one conversation.
Cut to four-foot lengths, stack tight, and keep the load below the rail so we can haul it legally. Keep household trash out of a brush load if you can; a clean green load is easier to dispose of. And no dirt for now: soil is a weight problem the same way concrete is, until our bigger trucks arrive.
Limbs, brush, leaves, shrubs, old fence boards, and small stumps. Cut everything to lie below the top rail and it all rides. The what-goes-in page covers the odd cases.
Not right now. Dirt loads out heavy the way concrete does, past what our current trucks haul. That changes when the triaxle trucks arrive, so ask if you're reading this later.
Same-day is the norm when you call in the morning, next-day at the worst. After a big blow the whole county calls at once, so call early. The service area page shows where we run.
Burning brush needs dry weather, a permit call, and a week of tending. The dumpster takes the pile green, wet, or ugly, and it's gone on pickup day. The 15-yard is the usual brush size.
Loaded flat, about twice what you'd guess from the tangle on the ground. Four-foot lengths stacked tight with butt-ends together get a serious cut-back into the 15-yard; tossed in whole, half of it stays on the lawn.
Yes, fence boards, posts, and wire fencing ride with limbs and brush in the same load. Concrete footings are the one piece that stays behind for now; break them off the posts and leave them out.
We run this service across the Lakelands from our lots in Donalds and Greenwood. Same posted rates in every town we serve.
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Call with the address and what you're working on, and we'll get the right dumpster headed your way.