Dump trailer rentals
Branches, palm fronds, brush and storm debris are bulky but light, so the limit is usually space rather than weight. Our 21 and 24-yard trailers handle most big yard jobs, and the 15-yard covers smaller cleanups.
Step 1
Text pictures of the debris and where a trailer could park to (954) 247-1399.
Step 2
We recommend a trailer based on how much green waste and other debris you have.
Step 3
Cut long limbs down so they lie flat. Flat loading fits far more into the trailer.
Step 4
Call when the yard is clear and we haul the trailer away.
Recommended sizes
Green waste is light for its size, so bigger trailers get full use. A landscaping client in Pompano Beach used our 24-yard; smaller yards often fit the 15-yard.
Lighter per yard than you might think, but it adds up. EPA conversion factors list about 127 lb per cubic yard for branches and stumps, and roughly 250 lb for mixed yard waste that has not been compacted. Fill a whole trailer with it and the load can still pass the included 1 ton, so tell us roughly how much you have.
The catch is air. Unbroken limbs and fronds leave big gaps, so a pile can look like twice what it is. Cutting branches to length and layering them flat makes a real difference in how much the trailer holds.
A landscaping client in Pompano Beach cleared branches, brush and other vegetation with our 24-yard trailer. Wide, bulky green loads are exactly what our largest size is built around.
Weight does creep in with certain material. Wet sod, soil, rock and stumps with root balls attached are much denser than brush, so if your yard project involves digging, mention it when you send photos.
Yes. A trailer works well after a storm when downed limbs, fronds and damaged fencing or screening need to go. Same-day delivery is available depending on the schedule; text photos to (954) 247-1399 early so we can plan the drop-off.
Before booking, check with your city about storm-debris collection, since some cities run their own pickups after a storm. A rental is useful when you want the debris gone on your schedule or when it does not meet curbside rules.
Storm cleanups often turn up items we cannot take, such as propane tanks, paint, batteries and appliances with refrigerant. Keep those out of the trailer; a load holding any of them comes back to you with a $100 surcharge. See our guide to hurricane season debris cleanup for more planning tips.
Safety comes first after a storm. Leave anything tangled in power lines to the utility, and do not run a chainsaw on hung or split trees you are not trained to handle. A trailer is for what is already on the ground.
Real jobs
From our Google Business Profile posts. Each card says exactly what our part of the job was.
24-yard trailer
September 10, 2026 · Pompano Beach
A landscaping client used a 24-yard trailer to clean up vegetation and debris: branches, brush and yard waste.
Our part: Supplied a 24-yard dump trailer for the vegetation and debris cleanup.
Read about this job →FAQ
For a single yard project, the 15-yard often works. For land clearing, tree work or a landscaping job, the 21 or 24-yard gives more room for bulky branches.
Rarely. Dry branches and brush are light for their size. Wet soil, sod, rock and stumps with dirt attached are the exceptions, and weight over 1 ton is billed at $120 per ton.
Yes. Our 24-yard trailer went to a landscaping client in Pompano Beach for a vegetation and debris cleanup.
Yes, mixed storm debris like wood fencing and aluminum screening can go in the same load. Just keep out prohibited items such as propane tanks, paint, batteries and refrigerant appliances.
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