Yard Waste & Brush Removal in Kissimmee, FL

Oak limbs and palm fronds in Kissimmee: loaded as they lie

Kissimmee's oldest lots are downtown, the grid off Broadway that goes back to the steamboat days on Lake Toho. Big lots, big oaks, and limbs that come down in every afternoon storm from June through September. Behind the US-192 strip, the 1970s-to-1990s ranch neighborhoods have forty-year-old trees over small yards, and a lot of those houses are rentals where the landscaping got ignored between tenants.

The crew doesn't ask you to cut anything. Limbs, fronds, the trunk somebody chainsawed into rounds, all of it goes on the trailer the way it's sitting. Hand loading for a normal pile; the Kubota track loader with the grapple for a downed tree or a fence line on the rural edges toward St. Cloud and Poinciana.

Rental turnovers with a yard problem along US-192

A property manager along West Irlo Bronson or Poinciana Boulevard gets the same call every year: the hedge around the pool cage has gone wild, the tenant left a brush pile, the palms haven't been trimmed since the last owner. Rob books the yard with the interior turnover and does both on one trip. Hedge tear-outs come out roots and all, and the root balls are in the price. Only the dirt stays behind.

What Osceola County charges, and what Rob's price includes

Osceola's Bass Road facility takes yard waste at $56.87 per ton, which is fine if you own a trailer and want to weigh in and out. Rob's flat number already has the landfill's yard-trash tonnage inside it: $225, $350, $525 or $700 by trailer size, plus the loading and the drive. Send a photo with something for scale and he tells you the size before the truck rolls.