Brush Removal, Central Florida

Brush in Central Florida doesn't stay cleared. Palmetto comes back, vines climb the fence, and the oak drops a limb every storm. Michele was trying to clean up limbs and debris from her mom's backyard and wrote that it was too much for her to do. She called Big Rob's, got an estimate, and it was done quickly. That's the shape of most brush calls.

For a normal yard, the crew loads by hand. Limbs, fronds, hedge trimmings, the pile you've been adding to since spring. For a fence line of palmetto, a lot gone to vines, or a stack of cut trunks from a tree job, Rob brings the compact track loader with the grapple. A few passes move what a crew would spend the day dragging. Cut logs, root balls and stumps are fine to include.

The county's yard-waste pickup wants it cut, bundled and at the curb on the right day, and it caps how much you can set out. Rob's crew takes it as it lies. If you're clearing ahead of a fence, a shed or a sale, this is usually the first step, and Rob can go straight into lot clearing while the machine is there.