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Fort Myers Junk Removal removes one small pickup load, approximately up to 2 cubic yards, with normal access in Lee County, starting at $99.
Starting at $99
One small pickup load, approximately up to 2 cubic yards, with normal access
- Included
- Labor, lifting/loading, haul-away, transportation, and standard disposal/recycling fees for the described item
- What changes the price
- Size/weight, quantity, pickup access, material volume, material weight
- Add-on charges
- Quoted before work for unusual access, extra-heavy/oversized handling, disassembly, or non-standard disposal when applicable
We haul brush and cut vegetation that are already on the ground. Show the pile's depth and access, and keep vegetation separate from household trash for the estimate.
Prepared brush, not standing growth
Felling, climbing, trimming standing trees and work near power lines go to a tree service first; we haul the brush once it’s down. Branches under tension need a tree service before hauling. Identify hidden wire, fencing or other debris in the brush. Ground-level cutting for loading can be reviewed without turning the job into tree service.
Keep hidden wire and fencing out of a vegetation description
Cut hedge branches can wrap around old wire, plastic or fence fragments. Identify these materials rather than expecting a clean brush load. The crew needs an accessible path to carry the loose vegetation, not permission to drive across a lawn. Detached fence sections can be scoped separately from the brush.
Thorns, tangled stems and carry distance affect loading
Loose soft cuttings handle differently from tangled woody shrubs with sharp thorns. A mixed pile may need separation, and a rear-yard location adds manual carrying. Stump extraction, standing vegetation removal and landscape restoration are separate from collecting the prepared brush. Describe any pest activity before the crew reaches into the pile.
Curbside rules for brush differ across Lee County
- Fort Myers: weekly, up to 10 cubic yards; pieces 4 feet long and 4 inches across.
- Cape Coral: bundles up to 6 feet and 50 pounds; plastic-bagged clippings go as bulk.
- Sanibel: 10 bags, cans or bundles a week; extra is $29.96 per cubic yard.
- Unincorporated Lee County: 50-pound bundles up to 6 feet; don’t bag it.
From each jurisdiction’s official collection pages, checked October 13, 2026. We carry it out from wherever it sits, anywhere in Lee County.
Where it can go in Lee County
If you’d rather handle some of it yourself, or it’s still worth giving away, these are the local options. Each organization decides what it accepts, so check with them before you load the car.
- In Lee County service areas, yard waste (grass clippings, tree limbs and branches, palm fronds, leaves, dead plants) goes out once a week in a container of 50 pounds or less, or tied in bundles no heavier than 50 pounds and no longer than 6 feet. The county asks you not to bag it: it’s shredded for mulch. Source: Lee County Solid Waste: yard waste
- For a large yard project that’s hard to containerize or bundle, Lee County says to call your waste hauler for a cost estimate. Source: Lee County Solid Waste: yard waste
Checked October 13, 2026.
Show the pile from two sides with something in the frame for scale, and whether it’s loose, bundled or bagged. Palm fronds and limbs are bulky; logs and stumps are heavy. Text Photos for a Free Estimate
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Send a few photos and the pickup address. Tell us about stairs, gates or anything else between the items and the truck. We serve Lee County and will talk through the job with you before agreeing on a pickup date.
Service information updated October 14, 2026.