Grapple Truck Service in DeBary, FL
We run our grapple truck out of DeBary, so local pickups can often be fit in around other work. DeBary’s larger lots tend to produce larger piles: whole trees taken down by storms, cleared fence lines and logs from removals.
Grapple truck service in DeBary
Grapple truck service in DeBary hauls brush piles, logs and storm debris from the curb or yard. As a DeBary-based company, we can usually schedule local pickups quickly.
Large DeBary lots and long driveways
Some DeBary properties have long drives and back acreage where the pile is far from the street. The truck can often drive in on firm ground; soft areas near the river may need the pile moved forward first or a dry-weather visit.
How to prepare the pile
A well-built pile loads faster and costs less.
- One pile is better than several small ones
- Lay branches the same direction, cut ends toward the street
- Keep it clear of mailboxes, meters, drains, cars and wires
- Keep vegetative debris separate from lumber, metal and trash
- Cut logs to lengths you can safely leave, or ask us to cut them
Combine pickup with tree work
If a tree still needs to come down, have it removed and hauled in one visit. See tree removal and storm cleanup in DeBary below.
What affects
the price?
- Number of loads
- Brush, logs, palms or mixed
- Curbside or in-yard
- Cutting needed before loading
- Disposal and travel
Every job gets a written estimate before work starts. We are licensed and insured, and estimates are free.
Get a
free estimate.
Call (386) 675-7898 or request a free estimate with the address, a few safe photos and what you want the finished area to look like.
Common
questions.
Can you pick up a pile at the back of my property?
If there is a firm route wide enough for the truck, yes. Otherwise, we can bring material forward or schedule when the ground is dry.
How do I get a price?
Send a photo of the pile with something for scale and the address. We will estimate the loads and confirm a price before pickup.
Do you take leaves and grass clippings?
Loose leaves and clippings do not load well with a grapple. Bag them or ask about the best option for your pile.