Yard Waste Removal in Homestead
Branches, palm fronds and brush cleared after storms.

After a hurricane or tropical storm, fast cleanup protects your home and family. We haul downed limbs, broken fencing, water-damaged drywall, flooring and ruined contents across Homestead and South Dade.
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877-745-9845 Tap to Call NowHurricane debris removal in Homestead, FL typically costs $150 to $700. A small limb pile runs $150 to $280, water-damaged room contents cost $350 to $520 and a full truck of mixed storm debris costs $560 to $700. Wet materials weigh more, so storm loads often fall toward the upper end of each range.

Homestead knows hurricanes better than almost anywhere in the United States. On August 24, 1992, Category 5 Hurricane Andrew made landfall just north of the city. It destroyed or damaged tens of thousands of homes and devastated Homestead Air Force Base. More recent storms like Irma in 2017 left fallen trees and damaged roofs across South Dade.
After a storm, waiting weeks for county debris collection can leave wet materials sitting in your yard, drawing mold, mosquitoes and pests. We clear it quickly so repairs can start and your property is safe again.
When water gets inside, speed matters. The EPA advises that water-damaged materials be dried or removed within 24 to 48 hours to limit mold growth. We remove wet carpet, padding, drywall, cabinets and furniture so restoration contractors can start drying the structure. Refrigerators with spoiled food are sealed and hauled through our appliance removal service.
Fallen limbs, snapped palms and uprooted trees are the most common storm debris in Homestead. We cut up fallen limbs, load them and haul them away. For trees still standing or leaning on structures, call a licensed tree service first, then we handle the hauling. Routine yard piles are covered by our yard waste removal page.
Insurance adjusters need proof. On request, we provide detailed invoices that list the materials hauled. Many Homestead homeowners submit these with their claims. We recommend taking your own photos and videos before any cleanup begins.
Loose items become projectiles in hurricane-force winds. Before a forecast storm, we remove old furniture, construction debris and yard piles that could damage your home or a neighbor's. Contractors often book us to clear job sites when a storm enters the forecast cone.
Fast response focused on safety and documentation.
Once it is safe, call and describe the damage.
We schedule the fastest available crew for your area.
Debris is hauled, and an itemized invoice is available.
Your property is cleared so repairs and restoration can begin.
Typical storm cleanup pricing by volume. Demand after major storms can affect scheduling.
| Cleanup Type | Typical Volume | Typical Price |
|---|---|---|
| Small limb and debris pile | 2 to 4 cubic yards | $150 to $280 |
| Fence and yard cleanup | 5 to 8 cubic yards | $300 to $450 |
| Water-damaged room contents | 6 to 10 cubic yards | $350 to $520 |
| Full truck of mixed storm debris | 15 cubic yards | $560 to $700 |
| Whole home flood cleanout | Multiple loads | Quoted per job |
Wet materials are heavier than dry debris, so storm loads often price toward the upper range. Prices confirmed on site. Prices updated October 2026.
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After declared disasters, Miami-Dade County and the City of Homestead may run special storm debris collection. These programs usually require vegetative debris to be kept separate from construction debris at the curb. Collection can take weeks to reach every street after a major storm.
We work alongside those programs. Many homeowners use us for debris the county will not take, for items inside the home, or simply to get the property cleared faster so repairs can start.
Services Homestead homeowners use during storm recovery.
We provide hurricane and storm debris removal across Homestead. Prices are the same in every ZIP code, and there is no travel fee anywhere in our service area.
| ZIP Code | Area | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| 33030 | Downtown Homestead | Priority after storms |
| 33033 | Northeast Homestead | Priority after storms |
| 33035 | Keys Gate and Southeast Homestead | Priority after storms |
| 33039 | Homestead Air Reserve Base | Call ahead for base access |
Hurricane and storm debris removal across Homestead and South Miami-Dade.
What Homestead homeowners ask about storm debris cleanup.
Small limb and debris piles typically cost $150 to $280. A full 15-cubic-yard truck of mixed storm debris usually costs $560 to $700. Wet materials weigh more and may price higher.
We begin scheduling as soon as roads are safe and open. Response times depend on storm severity, but calling early secures a spot on our schedule.
County collection is free but can take weeks after major storms and has strict separation rules. Many homeowners hire us for faster removal or for items the county will not take.
Yes. The EPA recommends removing or drying wet materials within 24 to 48 hours to limit mold. We remove wet drywall, carpet, padding and cabinets quickly.
On request, we provide itemized invoices listing the debris removed. These records help support insurance claims for debris removal costs.
We cut and haul fallen limbs and trees already on the ground. Standing or leaning trees near structures should be handled by a licensed tree service first.
Yes. We dismantle and haul damaged wood, vinyl and chain-link fencing, as well as pool cage and screen enclosure debris.
Yes. Pre-storm pickups remove loose junk, yard piles and construction materials that could become dangerous in high winds.
Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 through November 30, with peak activity from mid-August through early October.
Rapid, documented storm cleanup across Homestead. Call as soon as it is safe.