Tree & Bush Debris Removal
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
I have cut down a small tree and trimmed back several bushes, but the aftermath is now scattered across the yard. Bush branches are the main concern—they are spread everywhere rather than in a single pile—but there are also loose tree limbs, leaves, and dead shrubs that need to go. Along with leaves.
Here is what I need done in one visit:
• Collect every branch, leaf, and dead shrub from the lawn, beds, and driveway.
• Perform light touch-up trimming on any jagged bush or low tree limbs you spot.
• Bag all debris securely in lawn-waste bags and bring every bag or bundled limb to the curb for city pickup.
Trim one of the trees in height and girth.
Please arrive with the basic tools (rake, loppers, pruners, gloves; a small chainsaw or pole saw helps on thicker pieces). I can supply bags if you prefer, or you are welcome to bring your own.
Acceptance criteria
• No loose debris left behind; lawn should be ready to mow.
• Bags tied, branches cut to city-required length, and everything stacked neatly at the curb.
• A quick set of post-cleanup photos for confirmation.
The job is straightforward and should fit comfortably into a single afternoon for someone experienced with yard cleanups. I am flexible on start time this week—daylight hours only. Let me know when you can tackle it and how long you expect it will take.
Here is what I need done in one visit:
• Collect every branch, leaf, and dead shrub from the lawn, beds, and driveway.
• Perform light touch-up trimming on any jagged bush or low tree limbs you spot.
• Bag all debris securely in lawn-waste bags and bring every bag or bundled limb to the curb for city pickup.
Trim one of the trees in height and girth.
Please arrive with the basic tools (rake, loppers, pruners, gloves; a small chainsaw or pole saw helps on thicker pieces). I can supply bags if you prefer, or you are welcome to bring your own.
Acceptance criteria
• No loose debris left behind; lawn should be ready to mow.
• Bags tied, branches cut to city-required length, and everything stacked neatly at the curb.
• A quick set of post-cleanup photos for confirmation.
The job is straightforward and should fit comfortably into a single afternoon for someone experienced with yard cleanups. I am flexible on start time this week—daylight hours only. Let me know when you can tackle it and how long you expect it will take.