Debris Haul-Away in Beaumont, TX
After a Gulf Coast storm, the city’s brush pickup can take weeks to reach your street — and it rarely touches the big stuff anyway. After a trimming or clearing job, somebody has to deal with the mountain of limbs. We run chippers and dump trucks across Jefferson County year-round: storm brush, post-job piles, and the graveyard of old oak limbs behind the shed that’s been growing since Harvey.
What We Haul
- Storm debris. Downed limbs, whole-tree tops, and brush piles after hurricanes, tropical storms, and the plain old thunderstorm wind events that take Southeast Texas oak limbs every spring.
- Post-job cleanup. Every removal, trim, and clearing job we do ends with a full cleanup — raked, blown, and hauled. If another company cut and left, we’ll finish the job.
- Accumulated yard waste. The years-old brush pile behind the garage, the fence-line slash, the Christmas-tree graveyard. One call, one truck, gone.
- Commercial lot sweeps. Property managers and retailers along the I-10 and US-69 corridors — post-storm lot clearing so tenants can open.
Chip It or Haul It?
You’ve usually got two disposal options, and we price both:
- Chip on site. We run everything through the chipper and leave you a neat pile of mulch — free or nearly free, and excellent for beds and paths under your live oaks. (Skip mulch from diseased material; we’ll flag it.)
- Load and haul. We chip into the truck and dump it off-site. Costs more per visit, right for diseased wood, palm debris (which doesn’t make good mulch), or when you just want it gone.
What Haul-Away Costs in Beaumont
| Job | Typical Range | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Chip small pile (mulch left on site) | $100–$250 | Fastest, cheapest option |
| Load & haul a pickup-truck volume | $200–$400 | Includes labor |
| Storm-debris pile (whole yard) | $400–$1,500 | Volume-dependent, on-site quote |
| Commercial lot sweep | Priced on site | Per-visit or contract pricing |
Paired with our other services, haul-off is often bundled — see the pricing guide.
Haul Routes Across Jefferson County
We run trucks through Beaumont’s neighborhoods and across the Golden Triangle — Port Arthur, Nederland, Vidor, Lumberton, and Orange — weekly, with surge capacity after named storms. Call (409) 555-0110 or send the form below.