Yard Debris Removal in Bothell, WA
Fulfilled by Ruff Removal CoKeep green material separate from soil, plastic, treated wood, and household trash so each load can take the right route.
What this service is built to handle.
Outdoor moving cleanup often produces several material types at once. Branches and leaves may follow one route while pots, fencing, plastic, soil, rocks, and treated lumber need another.
- Branches, brush, leaves, and trimmings
- Untreated wood disclosed in advance
- Empty planters and outdoor household items
- Move-out cleanup from patios, side yards, and sheds
- Material staged along a safe access path
Boundaries to settle first.
Item acceptance and scope are confirmed before work begins. Do not hide unusual or restricted material inside boxes or bags.
- Soil, rock, concrete, stumps, and dense loads need separate approval
- Painted, stained, or treated wood is not clean green waste
- No pesticides, fuel, chemicals, or unknown liquids
- Tree cutting, climbing, and landscape work are not included
Prepare the space without doing the crew’s job.
- Separate branches and leaves from plastic, metal, soil, and trash
- Keep piles stable and reachable
- Measure gate width and note slopes or stairs
- Tell the team about thorns, sharp edges, wet material, or dense wood
What changes an estimate.
- Pile dimensions and material type
- Moisture, density, and branch size
- Gate width, slope, and carry distance
- Mixed-material sorting
- Facility acceptance and weight-based fees
Send enough detail to plan the first trip.
Include the address, item list, wide photos, room or outdoor location, access route, and preferred timing.
Questions people ask before booking.
Can branches and household trash go together?
Keep them separate. Clean green material, treated wood, pots, plastic, soil, and ordinary trash may use different routes and fees.
Do you cut trees or shrubs?
This page covers debris removal, not arborist or landscaping work. Have cutting completed safely before arranging pickup.
What access details matter?
Share gate width, stairs, slope, surface condition, distance to the truck, and whether the material is wet or unusually dense.
Make the last load easier to plan.
Send the item list, wide photos, address, access notes, and the date the space needs to be clear.