Frequently Asked Questions

A grapple truck is a dump truck with a hydraulic claw mounted behind the cab. The claw opens, grabs a pile — branches, brush, bulky items — and drops it into the dump body. It handles volume and weight a hand-loading crew can't move quickly.

A dumpster sits on your property for days or weeks while you fill it. A grapple truck visits once, loads an existing pile, and leaves. It's the better fit when the debris is already on the ground — after a storm, a yard cleanup, or a landscaping job — rather than an ongoing renovation that generates debris daily.

Yes. Storm cleanup — downed limbs, branches, and wind-blown debris — is one of our most common calls across Port St. Lucie, Stuart, Palm City, Hobe Sound, and Jupiter, FL. See our storm cleanup page for details.

Yes, we work with HOAs on common-area cleanup after storms or scheduled trimming. Call (561) 876-3114 to discuss the scope and access for the property.

Yes, we partner with contractors on construction and demolition debris haul-off, useful for smaller jobs or between dumpster swaps.

We serve Port St. Lucie, Stuart, Palm City, Hobe Sound, and Jupiter, FL — the Treasure Coast and northern Palm Beach County. We don't currently cover Miami, Orlando, or the rest of the state. If you're near the edge of this area, call and we'll tell you straight whether we can get to you.

We don't take hazardous materials (chemicals, asbestos, wet paint) or appliances with refrigerant unless drained and certified. Not sure if your pile qualifies? Call (561) 876-3114 and describe it.

Call (561) 876-3114 to discuss payment for your job.

Ask us about coverage for your job when you call.