Yard Debris Haul-Off in Jacksonville
$150–$500 · flat quote before work starts
Yard Debris Haul-Off in Jacksonville typically costs $150–$500 for residential homes, apartments, and rental properties. Jax Junk Pickup serves Arlington, Westside, Southside, Northside, Riverside, Baymeadows, Jacksonville Beach, Mandarin with a same-day quote response — request a flat quote online or call (904) 847-3433.
After a storm or a big landscaping weekend, yard debris piles up fast. A local crew loads branches, brush, leaves, and weathered outdoor furniture and hauls everything to licensed green-waste and recycling facilities. This service is for residential yard debris — not construction materials or concrete.
A pickup-truck-sized load of brush typically runs $150–$250. Larger piles or multiple loads range $300–$500.
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What the price covers
- Branches, brush, and storm limb piles
- Leaf and organic debris accumulation
- Weathered outdoor furniture and broken planters
- Small cut stumps left above ground (debris, not stump grinding)
- Haul to licensed green-waste and recycling facilities
- Same-week scheduling for most jobs
What we pick up
- A June storm dropped limbs across the yard and the pile is far more than you can cut down and bag yourself.
- The tree service cut everything down but left the branches stacked in the side yard.
- A weekend of hedge trimming and palm frond cleanup left a brush pile the trash bin can't handle.
- You're listing the house and the backyard holds a season's worth of leaves, brush, and a broken patio set.
What we can't take
- Concrete, bricks, soil, and pavers — construction and renovation materials aren't yard debris.
- Tree cutting or stump grinding — debris must already be cut and on the ground; this is haul-off only.
- Pesticides, fuels, and chemicals — those route to Duval County's household hazardous waste program.
Yard Debris Haul-Off — common questions
What yard debris can you haul?
Branches, brush, leaves, grass clippings, cut stump debris, and weathered patio furniture or broken planters — anything organic from a residential yard.
What is NOT included in yard debris haul-off?
Concrete, bricks, soil, pavers, and any construction or renovation materials are not part of this service. Hazardous materials — pesticides, fuels, chemicals — are also excluded.
Do I need to bag or bundle the debris first?
No. Loose piles are fine. Bundles and bags are also accepted. The crew loads and hauls in whatever condition the debris is in.
Can you haul yard debris left over after a tree service visit?
Yes — cut branches and debris left on a residential property are within scope. Confirm the debris is fully cut and off any structures before the crew arrives.
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