Novi · Northville · Commerce Township & nearby
Yard Waste Removal in Novi & Northville, MI No Bags, No Bundles, Any Season
Brush piles, storm limbs, overgrown shrubs you finally cut down, and the leaves that missed the last pickup of the season. Yard waste removal in Novi and Northville with no bags, no bundles and no waiting for spring.
- Loose piles are fine, with no bagging or bundling
- Any time of year, including after the season ends
- Storm cleanup and big landscaping projects
Get a Free Yard Waste Removal Quote
Tell us what needs to go. Small jobs can be quoted from photos; bigger cleanouts get a quick on-site estimate.
When curbside yard waste pickup falls short
Most communities around Novi collect yard waste weekly in season, and for regular mowing and raking it works fine. It gets harder when there's a lot of it. Programs require kraft paper bags or labeled cans, and brush has to be cut and bundled. Farmington Hills, for example, limits bundles to under four feet and 60 pounds, with branches no thicker than six inches.
That's manageable for a weekend of pruning. It's a lot of cutting and tying for a storm-downed limb, a row of overgrown shrubs or a fall cleanup on a big lot. And once the season ends, there's no curbside pickup at all until spring.
Yard waste collection seasons around Novi
Approximate seasons from each community's published guidelines. Exact start and end dates change each year, so check your city or township's website.
Novi
Roughly early April to mid-December, in kraft bags or labeled containers.
Northville
Weekly from April 1 to November 30. No compost collection December through March.
Commerce Township
First full week of April through the first full week of December.
Farmington Hills
First full week of April through the second full week of December.
Birmingham
First full week of April until the third Friday in December, paper bags or decal cans only.
Plymouth
Early April to about the end of November, plus fall leaf collection at the curb.
Outside these windows, or when there's more than you can bag, we can haul yard waste any time of year.
Yard waste removal: what we haul away
- Brush piles, branches and storm-downed limbs
- Shrubs and hedges after a removal
- Leaves, including big fall cleanups
- Old landscaping materials: timbers, edging, broken planters
- Garden cleanups at the end of the season
Clearing out the yard for good? We can also take the broken patio set or the old hot tub.
Often booked together
Garage Cleanout
From a few shelves of clutter to a garage you can finally park in again.
Hot Tub Removal
Old hot tubs and spas hauled off from decks, patios and backyards.
Construction Debris Removal
Drywall, lumber, flooring, cabinets and other leftovers from a remodel.
Yard waste removal in Novi, Northville & nearby
Based in Commerce Township, serving Novi, Northville and communities within about 30 miles:
Yard waste removal FAQ
When does curbside yard waste pickup end?
It depends on where you live. Around Novi, most programs run from early April into December, but the City of Northville ends November 30 and the City of Plymouth around the end of November. See the table on this page, and check your city's website for the current dates.
Do I need to bag or bundle everything?
No. That's one of the main differences from curbside pickup, which requires paper bags, labeled cans or bundles under certain lengths and weights. We can take loose piles of brush and branches as they are.
Can you take storm debris?
Yes. Downed limbs and branches after a storm are one of the most common yard waste jobs. Very large trunks or stumps depend on size, so describe them in the form.
Do you take dirt, sod or rocks?
Most city programs exclude dirt, sod and rocks. Describe the quantity in the form with a photo and we'll tell you whether we can take it.
Can you take old landscaping materials?
Yes. Old landscape timbers, broken planters, edging and similar leftovers from a yard project can go in the same trip.
Clear the brush pile
Send a photo of the pile and we'll quote the pickup.
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Tell us what needs to go. Small jobs can be quoted from photos; bigger cleanouts get a quick on-site estimate.