The oaks and pecans in the Belton and Williamston mill villages are eighty years old and wide, and when one drops a limb it lands on a fence, a shed roof or a porch. On the acreage toward Honea Path a storm takes barn roofing and fence lines, and the pile is tin, lumber and limbs together.
The county debris pickup takes vegetation cut to length at the curb, weeks later, and refuses the rest; we cut, load and haul the whole pile in one visit, or just the part the county will not take if you want to wait for the free part. Ice storms do the same damage as wind here, a limb at a time over a week, and the pile grows until someone hauls it.
What a storm and yard debris cleanup job in Belton involves
- Photo of the yard; quote by load
- Crew with saws for anything that needs cutting down
- Loaded and hauled, usually within a day or two after a storm
- Yard raked clear
Storm and Yard Debris Cleanup pricing for Belton
A Belton storm pile is quoted by the truck with the cutting included: limbs and a fence in a quarter truck at $225 to $325, a yard of oak limbs in a half at $375 to $500, and a barn roof plus fence line usually a full truck at $625 to $800. See the Anderson price list.
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- All junk removal in Belton
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Storm and Yard Debris Cleanup questions from Belton
Will the county pick up storm limbs in Belton?
After a declared storm, vegetation cut to length at the curb, on its schedule. Tin, fence and mixed piles are a crew job.
Can you clear a fallen pecan from a Belton yard?
On the ground, yes: cut, loaded and hauled. On the house or a line, a tree crew goes first and we take what is left.