Mesa and the East Valley

Storm debris cleanup after the monsoon.

One monsoon cell can drop a mesquite limb across the driveway and bury the yard in fronds. Call or text with what came down and we load it up, haul it off and leave the yard clear.

  • Veteran owned
  • We do all the lifting
  • Quote before we load
An illustration of a broken tree limb and palm fronds across a yard after a monsoon storm Text a photo for a quote

What we haul away.

If it is on this list, or anything like it, point at it and it is gone. See everything we haul and what junk removal costs.

  • Downed tree limbs
  • Broken palm fronds
  • Blown-in brush and debris
  • Damaged patio furniture
  • Wrecked shade sails and umbrellas
  • Soaked items from the garage
  • Broken planters and yard decor
  • Leftover mess from the cleanup

Stay clear of downed power lines. Call the utility first; we handle the debris once the lines are safe.

A red pickup towing a gray dump trailer, its load of branches under a mesh tarp
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Before: a large pile of cut mesquite branches covering a gravel backyard beside a shed
After: the same backyard cleared to bare gravel, the shed and block wall clear
A backyard buried in branches. Cut mesquite piled across the yard, loaded up and hauled off.

Three steps to a clear space.

  1. Tell us what has to go

    Call, text or send the form. A sentence or a photo is enough: "a couch, a fridge and the pile by the side gate."

  2. Get your quote

    We talk through the job and you get a quote before anything is loaded.

  3. We load it and haul it

    We do the lifting and the loading, then haul it all away.

Could the city take it instead?

After a storm the city routes still run on their own schedules and rules:

  • The City of Mesa's list of acceptable bulk items includes furniture, mattresses, bed frames and box springs, exercise machines, bicycles, wheelbarrows, toilets, water softeners, one large TV or a few small ones, lawn mowers with no gasoline, barbeque grills with no propane, boxed or bagged small household items, and branches bundled in 4-foot lengths (checked October 13, 2026).
  • The Town of Gilbert collects bulk trash every five weeks by trash zone, except during the weeks of Thanksgiving and Christmas (checked October 13, 2026).
  • Mesa's Landfill Use Program lets Mesa residential trash and recycling customers with an applicable rate code on their City of Mesa utility bill dispose of one load of up to 2,000 pounds of non-hazardous solid or vegetative waste per calendar month, for a $15.00 fee, at one of the participating transfer stations or landfills (checked October 13, 2026).

From the official pages: City of Mesa, Bulk Item Pick-up, Town of Gilbert, Trash, Recycle and Bulk Pickup Schedules, City of Mesa, Landfill Use Program.

Get ready in five minutes.

  1. Stay away from any downed power lines and call the utility.
  2. Photograph damage for insurance before it is hauled.
  3. Text us photos of what came down.
  4. Tell us if anything is blocking the driveway or a gate.
A red pickup towing a gray dump trailer, its load of branches under a mesh tarp

From a customer

I used Jaime and his crew for the final clean up after an estate sale at my mother's home in Ahwatukee. They removed a hot tub as well as all remaining items in the home. The place was left cleaner than it had been before the sale. They thought of everything and had all the equipment needed on site. The estate agent said it was the best clean up job she had ever seen!

Sheryl J. on Google

Questions and answers

Something else? Call or text (602) 486-2331.

How soon can you come after a storm?

Call or text with what came down and where, and we will tell you when we can get there. Photos help us plan the load.

Should I take photos before you haul it?

If you might file an insurance claim, yes. Photograph the damage first, then we clear it.

How much does storm cleanup cost?

It depends on how much there is and how hard it is to reach. Tell us what you have, or text a photo, and you get a quote first. Our cost guide explains what moves the price and what the cities charge for their own pickups.

Point at it. We’ll haul it.

Tell us what has to go and we will get back to you with a quote. Rather talk? Call or text now.

(602) 486-2331
“They thought of everything and had all the equipment needed on site.” Sheryl J.

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