Yard Waste & Storm-Debris Dumpster Rental

Storm-debris and yard-waste loads are heavy, so weight matters more than volume with this service. Wet leaves, green limbs, and root balls pack a lot of tonnage into a small footprint, which is why a 10 or 15-yard bin often fits a big brush pile better than a 20-yard box you'd use for a house cleanout. When a straight-line wind or ice storm knocks limbs down across Beaumont, Andover, or Masterson Station, a smaller heavy-debris bin keeps you from paying to haul air. If you're pruning an overgrown lot in Gardenside or clearing a hedge line in Chevy Chase, the same rule holds: dense green waste is heavy, so we'll steer you to the right size before you book.

Use this bin when your pile is mostly organic, brush, limbs, leaves, and logs. If your debris is mixed with fence boards, old decking, shingles, or bagged trash, that's a general construction-and-cleanout bin instead, because separated green waste can go to a different disposal stream and stays cleaner for you to load. Keeping storm debris in one bin and building materials in another usually costs less than dumping everything as mixed waste. If you're not sure which pile is which, describe it on the phone and we'll sort it out with you.

Placement is simple for most Lexington yards. A roll-off needs a firm, level spot roughly 60 feet long to swing off the truck, a driveway apron in Kenwick or Ashland Park usually works, and we set boards under the bin to protect the surface. For narrow streets near Gratz Park or tight lots off Southland, tell us the access and we'll confirm the bin fits before the truck rolls. Bins placed on your own driveway or lawn don't need a permit; only bins set in a public street or right-of-way require one from the city, and we'll flag that during booking so nothing surprises you.

We don't take dirt, sod, concrete, or stumps in a yard-waste bin unless we've agreed on it first, because those change the weight and disposal category. Clean brush, limbs, and leaves keep your flat rate flat. If a downed tree from Hamburg to Andover left you with a mountain of limbs, a fast drop-off gets it gone before it sits and rots on the lawn.