01 / Poster
Show the pile clearly.
Photos, debris type, size, placement, and the entered bounty travel together.
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DebrisDash
Live on Google Play and the App Store.
Got a pile? Put it where haulers can see it.
DebrisDash needs real piles, real haulers, and real receiver sites for clean material. Post brush, logs, dirt, concrete, or storm debris. List a receiver site if you want chips, brush or logs, soil, or clean fill.
DebrisDash is available now for Android, iPhone, and iPad.
Marketplace, not a hauling company Private arrival details stay protected
The actual app
From curb photo to finished load.
DebrisDash gives every role a focused path and keeps private arrival details out of public browsing.
02 / Hauler
See how the load finishes.
Browse pickups alongside dumps, scrap yards, receiver sites, and route context.
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03 / Receiver
Turn capacity into a destination.
List clean material, available volume, and private arrival details for reserved haulers.
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Where you fit
Piles, trucks, crews, and places to dump.
Pick the lane that sounds like you. Every path points back to the app or support.
I need debris hauled
Brush in the backyard. Logs by the driveway. Dirt, concrete, limbs, storm debris. Start in the app so the details stay with the job.
Get the app I want chips, logs, or firewoodNeed chips for beds? Logs to split? Clean fill for low spots? Have land where brush can go? List it free so trucks know you exist.
List a receiver site I'm a tree crew / contractorGot piles coming next week? Post upcoming work so haulers can plan around your jobs instead of waiting on phone tag.
Post upcoming work I have a truckUse the dump, scrapyard, and receiver-site map while jobs are still early. Help check pins, comments, and field notes.
Find hauler tools I manage a dump, scrapyard, or receiver siteHelp haulers find the right gate, accepted material, hours notes, and clean place to finish a load.
Add site infoHow it works
Make your pile easy to say yes to.
A hauler is not driving across town for a mystery pile, a soft yard, and a maybe payout. A clear post gives them a reason to claim it.
Show the pile
Add photos, debris type, size, placement, and private gate notes.
Set a bounty
Diesel is not cheap. A clear bounty tells haulers whether the haul is worth claiming.
Give it somewhere to go
Dumps, scrap yards, and receiver sites help the hauler finish the load without guessing.
Receiver sites
Want free material? Get on the map.
If you want chips, brush or logs, soil, or clean fill, DebrisDash needs you. A receiver site tells haulers what clean material you actually want and how much room you have.
GardenersRaise your hand for wood chips and clean mulch material.
Firewood peopleLet log loads find you instead of chasing them on Facebook.
LandownersTake brush, dirt, or clean fill where it actually helps.
HaulersMore receiver sites means shorter deadhead and better margin.
The guts
Why a good post gets claimed faster.
Haulers are not ignoring you for fun. Diesel is high, dumps take time, gates are tight, and a bad pile photo can cost real money.
Better bountyThe app helps you think like a hauler: size, dump fees, wait time, road miles, and whether the pay covers the run.
Better access notesGate width, soft yard, overhead limbs, and pile placement help the right truck say yes.
Fair adjustmentsPile bigger than the photo? The hauler can propose a price adjustment instead of arguing in the driveway.
Next week workTree crew coming next week? Post the upcoming pile early so haulers can plan around it.
Money is simple
The 15% platform fee comes out of the bounty.
A poster who enters a $100 bounty authorizes $100, not $115. The app subtracts the platform fee and shows an estimated $85 payout on the hauler map before claim.
Platform fee from bounty 15%
The fee is not added on top of the poster's entered bounty.
Bounty entered$100
Platform fee$15
Map shows$85
A $100 bounty produces a $15 platform fee and an estimated $85 map payout. Payment processing may affect the final transfer.
No released payout, no retained fee.
If the payment hold is canceled or refunded before payout release, DebrisDash retains no platform fee.
Haulers see the app estimate.
The map shows 85% of the active bounty after the platform fee. Payment processing may affect the final transfer.
Operators own the field work.
Independent haulers are responsible for trucks, trailers, driving, access, loading, and cleanup conduct.
Know who accepted the job.
Certification signals can show before the work starts without replacing operator responsibility.
Driveway proof
Pile there. Pile gone.
Drag the handle to compare the curb before pickup with the completed job photo.
Job records can retain both photos with the hauler, destination, and timestamp.
Send pile photos
Showing 50 percent of the completed pickup photo.
Load record
No paper chase after the haul.
A plain record of what was picked up, who hauled it, and where it went.
Preview job proof
A sample of the record DebrisDash can keep with the job.
Useful before the jobs show up
The app is useful before jobs pile up.
Even before jobs start moving in your area, haulers can still use the map side of the app: dumps, landfills, scrapyards, receiver sites, hauler comments, and local site corrections.
Actual app screen
Built from the field
I started this because the work is messier than people think.
I work in the tree industry full time. I got tired of phone tag, bad dump info, soft yards, tight gates, and guessing whether a haul had enough margin.
DebrisDash is now live on Google Play and the Apple App Store. I still want blunt Gulf Coast feedback from people actually using it in the field.
One loginPost, haul, or receive.
Private gate infoPublic enough to browse. Private when it matters.
Dump and scrap notesField notes from people who actually haul.
Before and afterPhotos stay attached to the job.
App access
Download DebrisDash and put the map to work.
DebrisDash is live on Google Play and the Apple App Store. Use it to post a pile, claim hauls, check dump and scrap options, or list a receiver site that can take clean material.
Prefer to talk it through? Call or text (251) 272-5752.
Live now Google Play and Apple App Store
Download on Google Play Download the app, pick your lane, and start with the work in front of you.
Can't install yet? Send pile photos from the web.
Local search paths
Built around the phrases people actually search after a job.
Brush pile, storm limb, wood chips, clean fill, dump trailer, receiver site. Those are different needs, so they get different landing paths.
Brush removal in Mobile, ALFor limbs, yard piles, and tree debris that needs a truck. Storm debris pickupFor cleanup after wind, rain, hurricanes, and limb drops. Wood chips and logsFor gardeners, firewood people, and landowners who can receive material. Clean fill and dirtFor dirt, fill, concrete, and clean material that can still be useful. Why use DebrisDash?Facebook reach, chip requests, receiver sites, haulers, quotes, and proof in one cleanup workflow.