Construction & Yard Debris Removal in Flowery Branch, GA
Leftover lumber from a remodel, a pile of brush, or broken concrete in the backyard? In Flowery Branch, we load it up and haul it away.
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Construction & Yard Debris Removal in Flowery Branch
Flowery Branch sits in south Hall County along I-985 and the shores of Lake Lanier. We haul away construction debris, brush, and broken concrete all over town.
Debris we haul away
Construction and remodeling debris
Leftover lumber and building materials
Brush, limbs, and bagged yard waste
Broken concrete, brick, and pavers
We can't haul hazardous materials like paint, chemicals, fuel, oil, pesticides, or asbestos. If you're not sure about something, just ask.
How it works
Text us a few photos or send them through the form on this page, and we'll give you a free quote.
We show up, do all the lifting and loading, and set aside anything that can be donated.
We haul everything away and leave the space swept clean.
Doing it yourself in Flowery Branch
Here's how local pickup and drop-off rules look as of September 2026:
Flowery Branch Public Works picks up brush on Mondays if it's out by 8 a.m. and cut to 4 feet long and 6 inches thick or less. Root balls, vines, and contractor debris aren't taken. (City of Flowery Branch)
The county landfill won't take yard debris or large construction debris like concrete and asphalt. Concrete, brick, dirt, and tree debris can go to a private inert landfill instead. (Hall County)
Burning brush in Hall County takes a residential burn permit and is only allowed from October 1 to April 30. (Hall County)
Or skip the loading, the trips, and the sorting. Send us a few photos and we'll give you a free quote.
What construction and yard debris removal looks like in Flowery Branch
Flowery Branch is subdivision country, and most of the debris we haul here comes from weekend projects in Sterling on the Lake and the neighborhoods off Spout Springs Rd. A homeowner replaces the builder-grade carpet with hard floors, tears out a half bath, or rebuilds a back deck, and the leftovers end up on the driveway or along the side of the garage. A week later a letter from the HOA asks when the pile is leaving. Many of our calls start that way. Down toward the lake shoreline and the Old Town depot area the houses are older and the jobs bigger: full kitchens coming out, cabinets, tile, old windows, and fence boards that were leaning before the last storm finished them. We back the trailer up to the pile, load everything, and sweep the driveway so there is nothing left to complain about.
Storm limbs and brush on Flowery Branch lots
Summer storms come across Lake Lanier and south Hall catches plenty. After a bad one we spend days in Flowery Branch hauling limbs, split trunks and brush that landed on fences, sheds and cars. Most people get the limbs cut up and dragged to one spot, and then it sits there. That is where we come in. We load the brush, the busted fence sections and whatever else came down, usually within a day or two of the weather clearing.
What construction and yard debris removal costs in Flowery Branch
Our pricing is by trailer space. A full load starts around $650 when we can pull straight up to the pile. A small pile from one bathroom or a few fence panels runs well under that. Brush, lumber and anything heavy and wet cost more because the landfill weighs what we bring in, and we build that into the quote up front.
Flowery Branch questions
Our HOA gave us a deadline. How fast can you come? Usually within a day or two. Text us a photo and the notice date.
Can you take leftover tile and grout bags from a DIY floor? Yes. Broken tile, mortar bags and offcuts all go. Unopened boxes we try to donate.
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