Yard Debris & Storm Cleanup Dumpsters in San Marcos, TX
When a storm rolls through or a big Hill Country lot piles up cedar and brush, a dedicated container clears it in one pass - and keeps you clear of the county burn ban. We handle yard and storm debris across San Marcos and Hays County.
For storms, clearing and big yard jobs
Central Texas hands San Marcos its share of wind, hail and flash storms, and the cleanup - downed limbs, broken branches, a whole cedar break - piles up fast. A roll-off lets you clear it in one go instead of hauling load after load to a drop-off.
Bigger projects - clearing an overgrown lot, cedar and brush removal, old landscaping, a fence line - suit a dedicated container sized to the job. Cedar and green debris are dense and heavy, so we'll steer you to the right size.
For seasonal cleanups - a spring reset, post-storm clearing - we set flexible windows so the box is there for the whole push.
Why a container beats burning here
Burning looks like the easy option for brush, but Hays County is frequently under a burn ban during Central Texas droughts, and TCEQ prohibits burning construction debris mixed in with the brush at any time.
San Marcos residents can take a few cubic yards of clean brush to the Texas Disposal Systems site in Creedmoor, but that doesn't cover a real land-clearing or storm job - and for-hire haulers can't rely on it. A dedicated roll-off, hauled covered to a landfill, is the clean, legal way to clear a big yard or storm job in one pass.
It also keeps your property tidy through the work rather than leaving a burn pile sitting for weeks waiting on a lifted ban.
Handling heavy organic loads
Cedar, wet wood, soil-heavy root balls and dense brush add up in weight quickly, so we match the container to the load and often recommend a mid-size box filled properly over a big one that goes overweight.
If a project mixes soil and sod with the green waste - common when you're regrading or clearing beds in the rocky caliche ground - tell us, because dirt changes the weight math and sometimes the sizing.
Clean, soil-free brush can sometimes be handled separately from mixed debris; we'll advise on keeping the streams sorted where it helps.
Clear your yard the easy way
Tell us the job - storm cleanup, cedar clearing, a seasonal reset - and roughly the volume, and we'll recommend a size and drop it where you're working.
After a major storm we prioritize getting containers out fast to help the cleanup move.
When it's full, one call brings us to haul it covered, and we route the load where it belongs.
Where we provide this service
We deliver yard debris & storm cleanup across San Marcos and throughout Hays County, plus the surrounding Central Texas communities from Kyle and Buda to Wimberley, New Braunfels and the towns along Interstate 35 and RR 12.
Book yard debris & storm cleanup in San Marcos
One call gets you a flat rate, an honest size recommendation and a delivery slot.
(737) 214-1227Yard Debris & Storm Cleanup: common questions
Can I burn yard debris in San Marcos instead?
Usually not - Hays County is frequently under a burn ban during drought, and TCEQ prohibits burning construction debris mixed in at any time. A container clears a real yard or storm job in one legal pass without waiting on a lifted ban.
What size do I need for storm cleanup?
It depends on volume, but cedar and green debris are heavy, so we usually recommend a mid-size box filled properly over a large one that goes overweight. Describe the job and we'll size it right.
Can I mix soil and sod with the brush?
You can, but tell us - dirt and root balls are heavy and change the weight math, sometimes the sizing. We'll advise so you don't end up with an overweight load.
How fast can you deliver after a storm?
We prioritize storm cleanup and get containers out fast - usually next day, often same day - across San Marcos and Hays County to help the cleanup move.