yard and debris
northwest indiana.
Lake-effect storms drop limbs, spring brings the fence down and every kitchen redo ends with a drywall pile in the garage. The Northwest Indiana crew loads it all by hand, including the shed that lost the fight, and you never touch a tarp or a rental truck.
- Quote
- By the load, confirmed on site
- Loading
- Crew does all the lifting
- Sheds
- Taken down and hauled
- Clean fill
- Dirt and concrete quoted separately
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What goes on the truck.
Loads with the crew
- Storm branches, brush and stumps already pulled
- Fence panels, posts and gates
- Deck boards, railings and pergolas
- Drywall, trim, cabinets and flooring from remodels
- Small sheds and playsets, disassembled by the crew
- Pavers, bricks and bagged concrete in small quantities
Stays behind, and why
- Full loads of dirt, concrete or roofing shingles (those need a dumpster, the crew will tell you)
- Hazardous materials such as paint, solvents, asbestos tile and propane
Before the crew arrives.
Pile it where the truck can reach, ideally the driveway or the side yard gate.
Pull nails out of lumber if you can. If not, tell the crew so they wear the right gloves.
Keep remodel debris separate from yard waste so the crew can route each correctly.
Point out anything hazardous so it can be left behind and handled properly.
How it is priced.
Debris is priced by truck volume, with a note that heavy material like brick and concrete has a weight limit per load. The crew sees the pile, gives you the number, and loads it. Nothing lifts before you agree.
Get today's numberWhere it lands.
Brush and branches go to a yard waste facility for mulching. Clean lumber and metal fencing are separated for recycling. Drywall and mixed remodel debris go to a licensed transfer station.
Mission log.
Straight answers from the Northwest Indiana crew. Anything not covered here, call and ask.
(219) 555-0147Q 01Do you remove storm debris in Northwest Indiana after a lake-effect event?
Yes. After big storms the crew prioritizes branch and limb pickups across Lake and Porter counties. Call early for a same-week window.
Q 02Can you take down my old fence?
Yes. The crew removes panels and posts and hauls them. Concrete footings add time and are quoted on site.
Q 03Do you take drywall and remodel debris?
Yes, by the load. Keep it piled separately from yard waste.
Q 04Will you tear down a shed?
Yes, small sheds and playsets are disassembled and hauled. Send a photo so the crew brings the right tools.
Q 05Do you haul concrete and dirt?
Small amounts, yes. Full loads of heavy material need a dumpster and the crew will say so rather than overload the truck.
Q 06Can you take paint cans and chemicals?
No. Those go to a household hazardous waste event. The crew will leave them and tell you where.
Q 07Do you serve Portage and Chesterton for debris?
Yes, Porter County is a daily route.
Q 08Do I need to bag the yard waste?
No. The crew loads it loose. Bagging is fine if you already did it.
Point at it. The Northwest Indiana crew takes it from there.
Tell us what is going and when. The crew calls back with a window and a ballpark, and the exact price gets confirmed on site.
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