Yard Waste Removal in Gwinnett GA | Junk Giant
Yard Waste Removal in Buford and Gwinnett County GA by Junk Giant
Yard Waste Removal · Gwinnett County, GA

That Brush Pile in the Backyard
No Shovel Required.

Storm limbs, cleared brush, old fencing, a season's worth of leaves — point us to the pile and we load it. You never touch a rake or a trash bag.

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We Load, You Point

A good Georgia thunderstorm can drop more limbs in your yard in twenty minutes than you'd clear in a weekend. We get calls all over Gwinnett and Hall County after a storm rolls through — branches down across the driveway, a tree split in the side yard, brush piled up from where a crew cleared a lot line. You don't have to drag any of it to the curb; we walk the property, load what's down, and leave the grass clean.

Not all yard waste fits in a city bin. Cleared brush from a landscaping project, a stack of old fence posts, a mountain of leaves you raked but can't get rid of, a pile of mulch nobody wants anymore — that's exactly the stuff we're built for. We take loads regular yard-waste pickup won't touch, no bag limits, no waiting for the right week.

Point us to the pile, we load the truck, and we walk the yard afterward to make sure we didn't leave a mess behind. If you're mid-landscaping project and the debris is going to keep coming for a few weeks — clearing, planting, re-clearing — renting a dumpster and filling it as you go beats scheduling a truck every time. Either way, it's off your property and you're not the one lifting it.

Junk Giant crew handling yard waste removal in Gwinnett County GA
What's Included
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Storm-downed limbs and branches cleared from the yard and driveway.
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Brush and cleared vegetation from a lot clearing or landscaping project.
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Leaves and grass clippings bagged or piled, more than curbside will take.
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Old fencing and wood scraps pulled down and left in the yard.
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Mulch, sod, and dirt piles left over from a redo of the beds.
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Dead shrubs and small stumps cleared roots and all where accessible.
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Storm and disaster debris after wind or tree damage on the property.
Gone in Three Steps
1

Tell Us What You've Got

Call, text a photo, or book online. Takes two minutes. Same-day spots when you catch us before mid-afternoon.

2

Get a Firm Price

We look at the job and give you one flat number - free. You approve it before we lift a thing. No surprises at the curb.

3

We Load & Haul

Drop a dumpster in your driveway, or our crew carries every piece out. Either way, you don't lift a finger and we sweep up after.

What Does Yard Waste Removal Cost?

Yard debris prices by volume — how much of the truck it fills — and by how much labor it takes to load, since brush and limbs take longer to handle than a stacked pile. The estimate is free and happens on-site, before we touch anything. If you've got an ongoing landscaping project generating debris for weeks, a rented dumpster you fill yourself is usually the better deal.

Common Questions
Will you clean up storm damage after a tree falls? +
Yes, that's a call we get a lot after a bad storm rolls through Gwinnett or Hall County. We clear downed limbs and branches off the yard and driveway — for a whole tree that's still standing or leaning, you'll want a tree service first, and we haul what's left.
How much yard waste can you take at once? +
However much you've got. Unlike curbside pickup, there's no bag limit or bin size — we load it all in one trip, whether that's a small pile of leaves or a season's worth of brush.
Do I need to bag the leaves and rake everything first? +
No. Loose piles are fine, bagged is fine, whatever's easiest for you. We're not charging by the bag, so don't waste a weekend raking on our account.
Can you pull out an old fence along with the yard waste? +
We can, especially if it's already down. If it's still standing and you want it pulled, mention that when you book so we come with the right crew for it.
What happens to the brush and limbs — do you mulch it? +
It goes to a yard-waste disposal site where it's processed properly, not dumped in a regular landfill. Georgia has facilities set up specifically for this kind of debris, and that's where it goes.
Do I need to be home for a yard cleanup? +
Not usually — if the pile is visible from the driveway or street, we can often get it without you there. Just tell us where to look when you book, and leave a gate code if we need one.
Ready to Clear It Out?

Free quote, flat price, and we do the heavy lifting. Call or text - we usually answer in minutes.