Grapple Truck Service Senoia GA

When a Senoia weekend project outgrows the yard

Most piles we hear about start small: a few overgrown crepe myrtles, a fence line that needed opening up, a limb that finally came down. By Sunday evening the stack is waist-high and the trash service will not touch it. That is exactly the job a grapple truck is built for.

For a Senoia pickup, the most helpful thing you can send is two photos — one close enough to see what the material is, and one wide enough to show where the pile sits relative to the driveway. Brush tends to compress as it is stacked, so a single front-on picture usually undersells the volume. A wide shot lets us plan the approach without guessing.

If you are still cutting, ask before you finish. We can tell you where a pile is easiest to reach so you are not dragging branches across the lawn twice. A spot beside the drive, clear of the mailbox and any low wires, generally beats the back corner of the yard.

Keep the pile to vegetation: limbs, brush, vines, and log rounds. Bags of household trash, lumber with nails, and soil are a different conversation. We would rather review a mixed pile up front than surprise you on pickup day.