Koka Junk Removal hauls brush, limbs, storm debris, and landscaping waste that goes beyond what a weekly curbside collection can handle.
Brush and limbs
Storm debris
Old sod, fencing, and landscaping material
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How it works
What to expect from yard waste removal
Yard waste removal covers the jobs too big for a weekly curbside collection: a major landscaping overhaul, storm damage, or years of brush that piled up along a fence line and never got dealt with. Cary’s own municipal collection handles routine trimmings, but a large one-time cleanup can mean weeks of setting out the weekly limit before the yard is actually clear.
What Cary homeowners get with yard waste removal
Upfront pricing
Every yard waste removal job gets a load-size price before the crew starts, not a surprise number after.
Same-day slots
Same-day scheduling is available in most of the Triangle when you call early in the day.
Responsible disposal
Electronics are recycled to meet North Carolina's landfill ban, and usable items go to donation where possible.
The yard waste removal process at a glance
Brush and limbs
Trimmed branches, fallen limbs, and cleared brush from landscaping work.
Storm debris
Downed limbs and yard damage after a storm, cleared in bulk rather than bagged over several weeks.
Old sod, fencing, and landscaping material
Removed sod, torn-out fencing, and leftover landscaping material from a yard project.
How it works
Ready to book yard waste removal?
Request a quote online or by phone, get a load-size price, and pick a same-day or scheduled time that works for your address.
Every service on this site uses the same load-size pricing model. Request a quote and we will confirm the scope before the crew starts.
Yard waste removal questions
Why hire a hauler instead of using Cary's curbside yard waste pickup?
Curbside yard waste collection is built for routine trimmings on a weekly schedule, not a large one-time cleanup like storm damage, a major landscaping project, or years of accumulated brush along a fence line.
Does the yard waste need to be bagged or bundled before you arrive?
No. Leave it as it is; the crew loads it directly.
Can you remove a fallen tree or large limbs after a storm?
Yes, within reason. Very large trees may need to be cut down to sections first; ask when requesting a quote so we can tell you what's included.
Do you take old fencing and torn-out landscaping material along with yard debris?
Yes, that can typically be combined into the same load as yard waste.