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Yard Waste & Debris Removal in Yonkers, NY
Yard waste and debris removal in Yonkers and nearby Westchester, NY: branches, old fencing, shed remains and renovation leftovers, loaded and hauled away.
- Local moves
- Packing & wrapping
- Couches
- Mattresses
- Fridges
- Hot tubs
- Garage clean-outs
- E-waste
- Yard debris
- Estate clean-outs
- Pianos
- Construction debris
What yard & debris removal includes
Branches, sheds, fencing, reno leftovers.
Yard and renovation debris is where curbside pickup stops. Most Westchester towns won’t collect construction debris at all. Tuckahoe lists lumber, sheetrock, tiles, cabinets and countertops among excluded items, Yonkers won’t take construction material curbside, and Scarsdale keeps construction and demolition debris out of bulky trash.
We load it from the yard, driveway or basement, haul it away and clean up the area when we’re done. Branches after a storm, the fence you finally replaced, the leftovers from a kitchen remodel: if you can point at it, we can usually haul it.
Clearing the garage while you’re at it? See garage and basement clean-outs.
Branches & brush
Fallen limbs, brush piles and bundled branches after a storm or a big cleanup.
Old fencing
Wood and metal fence sections, posts and gates.
Sheds & playsets
Old sheds and playsets that are coming down. Tell us if it's still standing.
Renovation debris
Old cabinets, countertops, lumber, tile and drywall from a remodel.
Outdoor furniture & clutter
Patio sets, old grills, planters and the rest of the yard clutter.
Yard waste & debris removal photos from recent jobs
Real jobs. Real crew.
Bags, sandbags and cinder blocks by the side of the house. 
Broken concrete, ready to haul. 
Fireplace demo debris, ready to bag and haul. 
Renovation leftovers: old trim and drywall. 
Ceiling tiles and drywall from a commercial tear-out. 
The front yard after cleanup. 
A front garden after cleanup.
How yard waste & debris removal works
Three steps. Zero lifting.
Step 1: Call or text
Tell us about your move or what needs to go. You'll get a clear quote, no obligation.
Step 2: We show up
Uniformed, on time and ready. We protect your home and do all the lifting.
Step 3: Done right
Delivered, placed, or hauled away responsibly, and we leave the space spotless.
Construction & yard debris rules around Westchester
Most towns won't take it at the curb.
Town bulk pickup is built for household items, and renovation debris and building materials are usually excluded. Here's what the towns we serve say.
| Town | What the town does | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Tuckahoe | Construction debris isn't collected: lumber, sheetrock, plaster, tiles, cement, cabinets, countertops, roofing, windows, insulation, and ceramic sinks and toilets. | Official page |
| Yonkers | Construction material isn't collected curbside. | Official page |
| Scarsdale | Construction and demolition debris isn't bulky waste and won't be removed by village crews; wood is accepted only if it isn't C&D debris. | Official page |
| Mount Vernon | Construction or demolition debris is excluded from free bulk pickup. | Official page |
| Bronxville | Building materials, bathtubs, water heaters, concrete and stone aren't accepted. | Local report (2026) |
| New Rochelle | Construction material isn't picked up at the curb. | Official page |
Checked October 2026. Town rules change, so confirm with your town before you set anything out. Each town links to our local page with more detail.
When calling a crew makes more sense
- You've finished a renovation and need cabinets, countertops or drywall gone.
- A shed, fence or playset is coming down.
- The debris is heavy, sharp or piled somewhere hard to reach.
Yard & debris removal pricing
Priced by volume, with weight in mind.
Debris is priced by how much of the truck it fills. Heavy materials like tile, concrete or wet wood can affect the price, so photos help us quote accurately before we start.
TRUCK LOAD
Minimum load
A mattress, a recliner, a few bags
Free quote
Quarter truck
Couch + a few boxes, or a small shed
Free quote
Half truck
One room, or a one-car garage
Free quote
Full truck
Whole basement, estate, or move-out
Free quote
Where we offer yard waste & debris removal
Yonkers and the towns next door.
We haul yard waste and debris in Yonkers and nearby Westchester towns. Pick your town for its curbside rules.
Yard waste & debris removal FAQs
Debris removal, answered.
Will my town pick up renovation debris?
Usually not. Tuckahoe, Yonkers, Scarsdale, Mount Vernon and New Rochelle all exclude construction debris or building materials from curbside pickup, according to their sanitation rules. A junk removal crew or a dumpster are the usual options, and for smaller jobs a crew is often simpler.
Can you remove an old shed?
We haul away the remains of sheds, playsets and fences. If the structure is still standing, tell us its size and what it's made of when you call, and we'll tell you whether we can take it down and haul it in the same visit.
Is it cheaper to rent a dumpster?
It depends on the job. A dumpster makes sense when debris piles up over weeks of work. For a one-time cleanup, a crew is often simpler: nothing parked in your driveway for days and no loading it yourself. Tell us what you have and compare.
Do you take branches and brush?
Yes. We take fallen limbs, brush piles and bundled branches, along with other yard junk like old fencing and patio furniture. Let us know roughly how much there is so we can quote it.
How do you price heavy debris?
By how much of the truck it fills, with weight in mind. Dense materials like tile, concrete, stone or wet wood are heavier than they look, so a photo helps us give you an accurate quote before any work starts.
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