Overgrown yard cleanup, brush clearing, and debris haul-off.
Call 530-552-7006Property Cleanup & Brush Removal for local Quincy and Meadow Valley homeowners. Owner-operated by Chase, who handles residential property work himself - same person on every job, no subcontractors, no surprise fees.
Property cleanup is for yards that got away from someone - a season of neglect, a rental between tenants, or a property that sat through a Quincy winter and is now covered in pine needles, dead grass, and brush. We clear it out and get the yard back to the point where regular maintenance makes sense again. A cleanup job usually combines several kinds of work: cutting back overgrown grass and weeds, clearing dead brush and small limbs at ground level, raking out pine needle buildup, gathering scattered debris, and hauling all of it away. In Plumas County, cutting the brush is one job and getting the pile off your property is a second job, often the harder one. We do both, so the yard is finished when we leave instead of sitting behind a slash pile waiting for a burn permit. Defensible space clearing is a big part of this work here. California law (Public Resources Code 4291) requires cleared space around structures, and CAL FIRE's zone guidelines mean cutting grass short, removing dead brush, breaking up fuel between shrubs and trees, and getting pine needles off decks, roof edges, and out of gutters. We do defensible space jobs every spring and again in late summer, the two windows when the work matters most. We also take on smaller hardscaping jobs - spreading gravel or decorative rock, setting stepping stones, and similar small projects. On the boundaries: we handle brush and limb clearing at ground level. Tree felling, and chainsaw work above shoulder height near a structure, is arborist work, and we'll refer you to a licensed arborist for it. Large structural hardscaping like retaining walls is outside our scope too. To get started, call or text 530-552-7006. For bigger jobs we'll walk the property with you first so the quote reflects the actual scope.
We provide property cleanup and brush removal in Quincy, Meadow Valley, and nearby Plumas County areas when scheduling allows. Call 530-552-7006 to discuss your property.
May and June are the main defensible space window in Quincy. Grasses are drying down, brush is fully leafed out so you can see what you're working with, and you're getting ahead of the highest-risk months. We cut grass short, clear dead brush, break up fuel between shrubs, and get pine needles off decks and out of gutters. Don't wait for a red flag warning to book this - crews back up fast once fire season is in the news.
We knock down the tall growth, rake out the matted material, clear the debris, and get the property back to where a normal mowing schedule can hold it. Rentals between tenants and properties that sat vacant are common versions of this job. Quoted by scope after a walk-through, not a flat rate that ignores what the yard actually needs.
Wind storms drop limbs and scatter debris across Quincy properties every year. We clear downed brush and small limbs where it's safe to work at ground level, cut manageable material down to haulable size, and get it off the property. Large hung-up limbs or anything requiring climbing goes to an arborist - we'll tell you which is which when we look at it.
Late summer into fall is the second defensible space pass and the general close-out window: pine needles are down, grass has dried again, and whatever was leafy in May has dropped material. We rake, clear, and haul so the property goes into winter clean instead of burying the spring cleanup under a snowpack.
We cut it, clear it, and haul it in one job. Local team, walk-through quote, and we tell you upfront if part of the job needs an arborist.
Cleanup labor runs $35 per person per hour, and debris haul-off is quoted by the load starting at $60–$125. Bigger jobs get a walk-through first so the quote reflects the real scope. Call 530-552-7006 for a number based on your property.
Yes. Overgrown and neglected yards are exactly what this service is for - tall grass, dead brush, pine needle buildup, and scattered debris. We cut it back, clear it, and haul it away in one job.
Yes. We clear grass, dead brush, and pine needles per the CAL FIRE zone guidelines, and haul the slash when the clearing is done. Spring and late summer are the main windows for this work in Plumas County.
No. Tree felling and chainsaw work above shoulder height is arborist work, and we'll refer you to a licensed arborist for it. We handle ground-level brush, small limbs, and hauling the material once it's down.
Yes. Hauling is part of the job. Debris goes to the right disposal, quoted by the load, so you're not left with a slash pile after the clearing is done.
We handle smaller hardscaping jobs like spreading gravel or decorative rock and setting stepping stones. Larger structural work like retaining walls needs a specialized contractor. Call 530-552-7006 and describe the project.
We serve Quincy, Meadow Valley, and nearby Plumas County areas when scheduling allows. Call 530-552-7006 to confirm your address.
Same-Day Callbacks
If we miss your call, we return it the same day. Calls, texts, voicemails - all answered.
On Time, Every Time
We show up when we say we will. If anything changes, you hear from us before the appointment, not after.
Local & Owner-Run
A local you can call by name - Chase, the owner, runs every job himself.
