Debris Removal & Property Cleanup in Ocala, FL
Storm debris, brush piles, old fence, scrap and junk loaded up and gone. Property left clean.
Storm debris, brush piles, old fencing, scrap metal, abandoned equipment, a decade of accumulated stuff behind the barn — loaded up and hauled off, with the property left clean.
This is the job that gets called about after a hurricane, before a property sale, or when somebody inherits a place and needs it cleared out before it can be listed.
What we haul
- ✓Storm debris, downed limbs and brush piles
- ✓Old fencing, wire, posts and gates
- ✓Scrap metal, farm implements, dead equipment
- ✓Construction and demolition debris
- ✓Derelict sheds, pens and structures
- ✓General property cleanout — the accumulated stuff
- ✓Concrete, brick and rubble
- ✕Household hazardous waste — paint, solvents, pesticides
- ✕Tyres in quantity (special disposal rules)
- ✕Asbestos-containing material
- ✕Fuel and oil drums with contents still in them
- ✕Anything that needs a licensed hazmat hauler
If there is a stack of old tyres or a row of unlabelled drums, mention it when you call. Those have their own disposal rules and pricing, and we would rather plan for them than find them.
Usually goes with
Most jobs need more than one
Demolition
Mobile homes, barns, sheds, slabs and outbuildings taken down, loaded out and hauled away.
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Tree & Brush Removal
Overgrowth, downed timber, fence lines and undergrowth taken out with grapple and mulching heads.
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Land Clearing
Wooded lots, overgrown acreage and homesites cleared down to workable ground — brush, palmetto, stumps and all.
Land clearing in Ocala →Questions we get asked
Debris & Cleanup questions
How is a cleanout priced?
Do I need to sort anything first?
Can you clear a property before it goes on the market?
What happens to it all?
Where we work
Debris removal across Marion County
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