Backyard Cleanout in Woodbine, GA

On a bigger lot, the backyard doesn’t stop at a fence. Things get set down farther and farther out: a stack behind the shed, a heap at the tree line, a fence section that fell and got dragged aside instead of hauled off. Each one sounds small on the phone. Together it’s real volume, spread over real ground.

Waverly is rural and spread out, and we plan a cleanout there with that in mind. What we want in your photos is each pile and the way the truck gets in, because a gate, a culvert or a driveway gone soft after rain decides where it parks and how far the crew walks.

A cleanout like this often gets a day of its own up here, with the right truck and enough hands, so it’s finished in one push instead of left half done. You get a realistic arrival window built around the drive.

The crew carries each pile out to the truck, through the gate or around the house, and loads it there. You don’t have to drag anything to the driveway.

A shed, a section of fence or a small deck is light demolition. It can go on the same visit and is priced as part of the job, so put it in the photos.

If there’s a lot of green waste mixed in, like brush, cuttings or leaves, that goes too.

Send us a few photos and tell us what you need removed. We’ll take it from there.

Metal like grill bodies, frames, wire and old fencing usually goes to scrap recycling.

An old outdoor fridge goes through the appropriate refrigerant recycling channel.

Outdoor furniture that’s still solid is worth offering for donation, though after a few years outside most of it is past that, and the organization decides what it accepts.

What can’t be reused or recycled is disposed of properly.