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Branches, brush, old fencing, storm debris — anything a standard curbside pickup won't touch gets hauled away in one visit.
Large limbs and brush piles, no size limit like city curbside rules.
Wood or metal fence sections removed during a replacement.
Fast response after wind or flood damage.
Old mulch beds, dead shrubs, and small tree removal debris.
Sections of old decking or a dismantled small structure.
Standard yard waste bags, hauled along with everything else.
Fort Bend County's storm season and Sugar Land's tree-heavy, established neighborhoods like Greatwood and Commonwealth mean yard debris can pile up fast after a storm or a landscaping project — well beyond what the city's regular yard-waste pickup will take in a single collection. One visit clears it, sized and bagged or not.
Yes, fallen branches, downed fencing, and general storm cleanup are common calls, especially after Gulf Coast storm season.
Yes — fencing, sections of old decking, and small structures all go as part of a yard cleanup, in addition to loose branches and green waste.
It all goes — large branches, brush piles, and bagged clippings alike, unlike curbside city pickup which often has size and bagging restrictions.
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