High Point, NC
This is home. The trucks live in this yard, most of our crew lives here, and we've taken down more trees in High Point than any town we serve. No drive time to bake into your quote.
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Locally owned
Free same-day debris-removal quotes across Winston-Salem, about twenty miles west of our High Point shop. Skid steer for the trunks, chipper for the brush, dump truck and dump trailer for the haul-out, and your yard looks like nothing happened.
Locally owned
Same-day response. We'll call you back today with a fair price.
Skid steer for the heavy stuff, chipper for the brush, dump truck and dump trailer for the haul-out, sweep before we leave. Every Winston-Salem debris pickup covers the six items below.
We walk the yard with you, count the loads, give you a firm number. Most jobs are one trip; storm spillover can be two or three. We tell you which before we start.
Skid steer loads trunks, root balls, and large limbs straight onto the dump trailer. No drag-out by hand, no piece-by-piece carry across the yard. It goes on the trailer whole or in short sections, then gets cut down at the dump site.
Limb material goes through the chipper into the dump trailer. Chips go with us, your yard goes back to clean.
Plywood on soft ground under the skid-steer track path, plywood on the driveway under the dump-trailer load-out spot. No ruts in the lawn, no crack in the driveway, no torn-up turf when we pull out.
Once the trunks are loaded and the chips are bagged, we walk the yard with a rake. Stray bark, small limbs, leaves in the dropoff zone, all of it goes with us. The yard looks like nothing happened.
Single haul-out line item. No per-tree pricing, no per-cut pricing, no diameter pricing. Walk the yard with us when we're done, then settle up. Cash, check, or card.
No call-out fee, no obligation. One call and you'll know what the haul-out costs before we ever pull up.
A post-DIY brush pile is a half-day, one-trip job. A storm-spillover yard is a 2-to-5 trailer multi-trip. Here's how we size a debris pickup so you know the trip count and the price before we ever pull up in Winston-Salem.
A single fallen ornamental in the front yard, a post-DIY brush pile from a homeowner trim job, a small post-storm cleanup that fits in one trailer load. Half-day with the skid steer and the chipper, one trip out. Most common for the Brookberry Farm-adjacent and Lewisville-edge subdivisions.
Post-storm spillover, multiple downed trees, large yard brush accumulation, post-construction site cleanup. Multiple trailer loads, sometimes spread over 2 to 3 visits depending on dump-site hours. The everyday haul.
Builder-site cleanup after another crew left material behind, post-event venue cleanup, multi-acre brush accumulation on rural property, municipal park cleanup. Multi-day haul-out, daily progress photos, dump-receipt documentation for the invoice.
We count by the trailer load, not by the tree. A single 60-foot oak laid on its side is often 2 to 3 trailers (trunk + crown + root ball). A pile of 30 trimmed limbs is one trailer. Volume drives the trip count, trip count drives the price.
Solid wood (trunks, root balls) goes on the dump trailer, loaded by the skid steer. Brush and limbs go through the chipper into the dump truck. A mix of both means one trip with all of the gear on site. Brush-only is the fastest job; root-ball-heavy is the slowest.
A yard that opens to a paved driveway is the standard. A backyard reachable only through a 36-inch gate adds hand-carry time and a smaller-trailer trip. Tell us about gates and fences before the quote.
We haul to the nearest licensed wood-waste site. Most jobs go to the Guilford County yard waste facility. Rural-edge jobs may go to a closer transfer station. Distance and dump-fee schedule factor into the quote.
Two of the biggest reasons a cleanup goes sideways: an uninsured crew, or a quote that never shows up. We built 316 Tree Services around solving both.
Fully insured on every haul-out. Ask for our certificate before we start; we keep it ready. You're never on the hook for a skid steer working across your yard.
Call us, you'll have a number today. For most debris pickups in High Point, Winston-Salem, or anywhere across the Triad we count the loads the same day you call. The quote is free and firm.
Four steps from "I've got a pile I can't move" to a yard that looks like nothing happened.
Tell us what's on the ground. A few quick details, plus a photo of the pile if you have one, is usually enough to get you a price.
We count the loads the same day when we can. The quote is free, the price is firm, and there's no pressure to book on the spot.
Our insured crew shows up on time with the skid steer, chipper, and dump trailer, and clears the debris no matter how tight the access.
We rake the work area and leave your property cleaner than we found it before we pull out of the driveway.
A demolished mobile home cleared off a property: piled and ready to haul, then gone, down to bare ground and scrap metal. Drag the slider to reveal the result.
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I was extremely pleased with the service I received. They cut down several trees and cleared a large section of bushes in my backyard. They were pleasant and efficient and the cost was very reasonable.
Very professional, came and did what we discussed at a reasonable price. Would recommend.
Very reasonable price, high quality work, and cleaned up everything when finished. I was very pleased with the job they did.
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See all specialsFamily-run, based right here in High Point — same crew, same trucks, every job. Free same-day debris-removal quotes in High Point and seven nearby towns.
This is home. The trucks live in this yard, most of our crew lives here, and we've taken down more trees in High Point than any town we serve. No drive time to bake into your quote.
Call (336) 259-8460From Fisher Park and Sunset Hills to the newer builds past Friendly Center. Storm-hit oak removals and big takedowns near rooflines are what we get called for most here.
Greensboro debris removalBig removals around West End and the older Buena Vista lots. If a tree is leaning over a neighbor's roof, we've handled that exact job a few dozen times here.
Call (336) 259-8460A short hop from our High Point shop, so we can usually be out for a free removal estimate the same day you call. Shade-tree takedowns off NC-66 have been steady this year.
Kernersville debris removalPractically our backyard. Same-day storm response and full removals on properties off Finch Farm Road are all part of the week.
Trinity debris removalMostly removals and debris cleanup after summer storms. We know which streets our crew can roll down without losing a mirror to a low limb.
Archdale debris removalA bit of a drive, but worth it. We've built a steady following here for clean removals on mature hardwoods. Free estimate and no fuel surcharge, even at this distance.
Clemmons debris removalSome of the biggest old-growth trees in our service area, so removals here often need the bigger rig. We handle the permits and city notifications when one needs to come down near a road.
Lexington debris removalNot on the list? Give us a call. We cover most of the Piedmont. (336) 259-8460
The Winston-Salem debris pickup runs west on I-40 from the High Point shop, about twenty miles. The skid steer rolls on the trailer with the chipper hooked up behind and the dump truck ready, no equipment-relocation fee baked in. A Buena Vista homeowner whose yard caught three downed leaders in a Thursday ice event gets the skid steer and dump trailer in their driveway Friday morning. Winston-Salem is on the home-shop haul-out list.
Debris in Winston-Salem splits two ways depending on what put it there. Ice-aftermath work clusters in the historic-canopy core — Buena Vista, West End, Ardmore, Reynolda — where hollow tulip poplars shed leaders by the truckload every December freeze. Those are the Multi-Load jobs: a homeowner with three downed leaders and a root ball, debris piled at the curb waiting for the haul. The DIY-aftermath work runs west — Brookberry Farm-adjacent, the Lewisville-edge subdivisions — a Saturday brush-trim project that turned into a 6-foot pile by Sunday evening. Either way, the skid steer and dump trailer handle what the homeowner already put on the ground. We bring the loader and the chipper. Got a mess to haul? Call (336) 259-8460.
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Price tracks the trip count, not the tree count. A Single-Load pickup (1 trailer) is the quickest. A Multi-Load pickup (2 to 5 trailers) is the most common job. A Site Clear (6+ trailers) is the biggest, scaling with day-rate and dump-fee total. You get a firm written price after we count the loads, and that price is what you pay — request a free estimate.
No. Debris removal is haul-out work only. If your tree is still standing or needs to be brought down first, that's the tree removal or storm cleanup service. Debris removal is what we do AFTER the wood is on the ground.
Stumps are their own service. Debris removal hauls what's above the ground; stump grinding handles what's below. See stump grinding in Winston-Salem for that side of the work, or bundle both if you want one quote.
Yes, that's the whole point. Pile it where the skid steer can reach, we'll bring the chipper and the dump trailer. Common in the post-Saturday-project DIY cleanups where the homeowner did the work but the haul-out is the part nobody wants to handle.
Single-Load: usually next day, sometimes same day if you call before noon. Multi-Load: 1 to 3 days depending on dump-yard hours and crew schedule. Site Clear: scheduled, 3 to 7 days out. Storm-spillover work jumps the queue when there's a regional event.
No, if the load is curbside or skid-steer-accessible from the street. Mark the pile with the orange ribbon we drop off, send a photo so we know which pile is ours, and we'll send you the final yard photos when we leave.
Solid wood goes to a licensed wood-waste site (most jobs head to the Guilford County facility). Chips either go with us or stay in your yard if you want them for mulch — your call, no price difference. Tell us at the quote which one you want.
Yes. Storm cleanup is the take-down-and-tarp work in the first 24 hours; debris removal is the haul-out the following day. Most storm jobs end up bundled into one quote. See storm cleanup in Winston-Salem for the emergency-response side.
Yes — that's the Site Clear tier. We've cleaned up after framing crews, post-event venues, and municipal-park trimming projects. We'll coordinate with your GC or site supervisor, send daily progress photos, and provide dump receipts with the invoice.
Yes, the whole Triad. Debris-removal routes run from High Point east of us, out to Clemmons and Lewisville west, and as far as Kernersville on the way back east. Each town has its own dedicated page on our site.
Tell us what's on the ground and we'll call you back the same day with a trip count and an honest, no-obligation quote. Storm emergency? Call us any time, day or night.
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