Yard Waste and Brush in Nashville and Middle Tennessee
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Yard Waste and Brush

Leaves, limbs and clippings: what counts as yard waste and how it avoids the landfill.

Yard waste is organic, and it can become compost, mulch or fuel instead of landfill. It is also heavy when wet and bulky when dry, and a pile can fill a driveway in an afternoon.

We take leaves, grass, branches, brush, small stumps and garden debris, and we deliver it to green waste facilities where available. Tell us about branch size and wet loads so we plan the equipment.

Best for

  • Homeowners after a big cleanup
  • Landlords between tenants
  • HOAs and churches
  • Landscapers with extra loads

How we handle it

  • Green waste facilities compost and mulch it
  • Loose or bagged is fine
  • We rake the area afterward
  • Seasonal and recurring pickups

Keep in mind

  • Wet loads are very heavy
  • Large branches may need cutting
  • Check local rules for curbside pickups
The details

What defines Yard Waste

Organic and reusable

Compost and mulch.

Heavy when wet

Planned by weight.

Branches and stumps

Cut or loaded whole.

Seasonal peaks

Book early in fall and spring.

Diverted where possible

Green waste facilities.

Clean pickup

Area raked after.

Questions

Yard Waste FAQ

Do you take bagged leaves?

Yes, bagged or loose.

Do you take soil and sod?

Yes, as heavy loads.

Can you take stumps?

Yes, with equipment if large.

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