Winter Yard Waste: Should it Stay or Should It Go?

Apr 26

It might be rewarding, even rejuvenating, to get in the last mowing of your lawns. However, what about yard waste and other organic materials? It's not so easy.

You might also have stacks of lumber left over from dismantled structures once found in your backyard.

For example, old fencing or a decaying deck. Maybe you had an old tool or garden shed that had to go. There's also the swing set that is too old and becoming less stable with each season. Then there are the piles and stacks of bricks, pavers, or flagstones leftover from the walkway or patio last year.

It's not a good idea to have all that junk and debris in your yard until spring. You don't want the hassle of picking it up, loading it into a truck you might not have, and then hauling it off to the nearest landfill.

What should you do then?

Do not DIY when you can DFY it

Successful business leaders and executives know that it is important to not do everything.

They know the importance of prioritizing their energy and time in order to maximize their potential and maximize their strengths. They use the power and flexibility of delegation to achieve more, with less effort, and more time for themselves.

The same goes for homeowners.

If you have children old enough to use a rake, you probably already do some level of delegation. Others might view hiring a neighbor kid to mow the grass or rake the leaves more as "outsourcing" rather than "delegation", but the principle is the same.

Also, you don't have to do it yourself when you can hire someone else to do it.

Let's be clear: some organic matter on your lawn can be a good thing. Actually, the nutrients that your lawn grass needs are provided by decaying grass clippings or leaves. But, it is important to remember that everything should be taken in moderation.

Don't forget about composting when you have organic waste materials piling up in your yard.

Large amounts of grass clippings or leaves, large branches, and mounds of dirt or rock can all cause grass death.

Additionally, this type of yard waste can pose a safety risk, especially if they are covered in snow. It's not a good idea to trip over old boards in snowdrifts.

You may still not want to throw away all of that stuff.

What do you do then?

DFY Junk Collection for Winter Yard Waste

Winter is coming and so it's a good idea to get your outdoor spaces cleaned up now and have all your yard waste removed.

You don't even have to do it all yourself.

Tucson Tree Men understands how hard winters can be. We also realize that not everyone wants to manage their own junk removal and yard waste. We specialize in full-service junk removal.

Tucson Tree Men can provide safe, efficient, and environmentally-friendly junk removal services to make the entire process simple.

Our junk and yard waste teams are highly skilled and have the ability to remove any junk quickly, efficiently, and economically. As we enter another winter season, our social distancing continues and we follow the CDC guidelines in response to the ongoing coronavirus spread.

Give us a call today to make an appointment.

We will contact you within 15-30 minutes to arrange junk removal. Once we arrive at your home, we will give you a no-obligation quote based on how much junk we have.

Tucson Tree Men

7730 W Illinois St. Tucson AZ 85735

(520) 210 7550