Stop staring at the pile.
If you keep saying you are going to burn it, drag it, or haul it yourself, post it instead.
Posters
Got a pile? Post it.
Brush pile in the backyard? Old limbs by the curb? Bags, logs, dirt, concrete, or storm cleanup? Put it on the map so a hauler can claim it.
When to post
If it needs a truck, it belongs on DebrisDash.
A hauler cannot price what they cannot see. Photos, pile size, material, and access notes help the right truck decide fast.
Keep the exact address private.
The public listing can show enough to price and route. Exact arrival details unlock after claim.
Use it for regular cleanup too.
Tree crews, landscapers, landlords, and contractors can post piles so haulers see the work on the map.
Know what happened.
Photos and job status stay attached so you are not guessing whether the pickup got done.
Need more control
Use quotes, or line up a hauler before it is live.
Posters can request bid-style quotes, compare options, and when timing matters, you can lock in a hauler lineup before posting final pickup details.
Request multiple bids
Invite haulers to submit estimates and route context, then convert the selected quote into a live pickup when you are ready.
Pre-lineup for expected work
Use scheduled pile access to line up a truck in advance, keep details organized, then flip it into an active job when timing is right.
Pickup builder
Show haulers what they are bidding on.
Photo, material, size, placement, entered bounty, and private arrival notes.
Post pickup Pile photos
What are we picking up?
Estimated load size
Pile placement
Private address
Address saved Exact address stays private until claim.
Access confirmed Access is confirmed for this pickup.
Suggested minimum $100
Hauler map payout $85
Suggested bounty shown before publish. The hauler sees the estimated post-fee payout.
Why minimums exist
A truck has to start, drive, load, dump, and get back.
The app suggests minimums because fuel, time, equipment, dump fees, and wear on a truck are real. Cheap posts do not move if the hauler loses money.
$40 / $100 / $200 / $400
Small, medium, large, and multi-load clean debris minimums come from the app's posting logic.
$100 / $250 / $500 / $1,000
Concrete, construction debris, and mixed loads cost more to load, haul, and dump.
Can post free
Scrap metal and appliances can be worth the trip to the right hauler. Paid scrap still follows app minimums.
$100 bounty shows as $85
The poster's entered bounty is the total authorized amount. DebrisDash subtracts 15% from it, and the hauler map shows the estimated 85% payout before claim. Payment processing may affect the final transfer.
Inside the app
Control the pickup from first photo to finish.
The poster lane keeps the pile, payout, hauler status, and job proof together.
Post pickup
Post the pile
Add the pile, enter the total bounty, and include private arrival notes. The map calculates the estimated hauler payout.
Pickup dashboard
Track the handoff
Drafts, live pickups, field status, and review stay organized.
Job proof
The pickup becomes a record.
Photos, hauler, destination, timestamp, and closeout stay with the job.
Preview job proof
A sample of the record DebrisDash can keep with the job.
Fallback intake
Start in the app. Use the web form only if you need it.
Google Play is live and iOS testing is open. If installing is not practical yet, the no-install pile form can still collect photos for review.
Prefer to talk it through? Call or text (251) 272-5752.