801-375-7303 Monday to Saturday, 6 AM to 9 PM

Yard Cleanout and Yard Waste Removal in Utah County, UT

Branches and trimmings from a big prune, the fence that came down in a windstorm, the trampoline nobody has jumped on since 2021. Loaded and gone.

  • Green waste and yard debris
  • Sheds and playsets dismantled
  • Half loads from $350

Green waste fills a trailer faster than anything else.

Branches are mostly air. A single afternoon of pruning fills the back of a pickup and looks like nothing once it is loaded, which is why people underestimate these jobs and then make four trips to the transfer station. Volume is what gets priced here, so it is worth sending a photo with something in frame for scale.

Utah County yards produce a specific set of jobs. Spring pruning piles. Wind damage along the bench, where a fence panel run comes down in one night. Old wood decking and railroad ties pulled out of a landscaping change. Sheds that have gone soft at the base. Playsets and trampolines the kids grew out of.

Anything metal in the pile is separated out and goes to Western Metals or MCR rather than into the same load. A trampoline is mostly steel frame, and so is a chain link fence, so those are recycled rather than dumped.

Photo coming soon: A brush pile and dismantled fence panels loaded on the trailer

Yard jobs taken

  • Branches, trimmings, leaves and green waste
  • Sod, soil and small landscaping debris by volume
  • Old fence panels, posts and chain link
  • Wood decking, railroad ties and landscape timber
  • Sheds, playhouses and playsets, dismantled on site
  • Trampolines, above ground pool frames and swing sets
  • Patio furniture, planters and outdoor storage boxes

Worth knowing

  • Live tree felling. Tyler hauls what is already cut, he is not a tree surgeon
  • Large concrete, asphalt and dirt loads, which are weight jobs rather than volume jobs and need a different setup. Ask and he will tell you straight
  • Chemicals as a load, including pesticide and fertilizer stock. Single leftover containers are priced per item

What it costs

Yard jobs are priced by volume. A pruning pile or a fence run is often a half load at $350 and up. A full yard clearance with a shed or a trampoline in it usually reaches the $650 full load price.

See the full price list

Illustration of branches, lattice and bagged yard waste piled at a curb

Why this job goes to Scrap Solutions

Get the yard back to a yard.

Dismantling is included

A shed, a playset or a trampoline gets taken apart on site as part of the job. You do not need to break it down first.

Metal is separated

Trampoline frames, chain link and fence posts are steel and go to a recycler rather than into general waste.

Storm damage moves fast

After a wind event the whole bench calls at once. Get in early in the week and the job is far more likely to happen the same day.

Questions

Yard Cleanout FAQ

Do you take grass clippings and leaves?

Yes, bagged or loose, priced by volume with the rest of the load.

Can you take the trampoline apart?

Yes. Trampolines, playsets and sheds are dismantled on site as part of the job, and the steel goes to a metal recycler.

Will you cut down my tree?

No. Tyler hauls material that is already cut. Get an arborist to fell it and the pile is a straightforward removal after that.

How do I get an accurate quote on a brush pile?

Photograph it with something recognizable next to it, a trash can or a car, and text it to 801-375-7303. Brush is deceptive by eye and the photo makes the quote accurate the first time.

Get a price on this job

A rough description or a photo is usually enough for a real number.

Photos help a lot. Text them to 801-375-7303 after you send this and Tyler can usually price it without a site visit.

Goes straight to Tyler. Your information is never sold. Privacy

Call 801-375-7303 Request a Quote