For downed power lines or dangerous or leaning trees, call 911 or your utility first. DebrisDash is not an emergency service and cannot clear hazards.
For haulers
Storm debris hauling jobs.
After a storm, homeowners post limbs, logs and debris they need moved.
After a storm, find private debris pickup jobs from homeowners near you. See photos, load size and pay before you go.
DebrisDash connects people with independent haulers. It is not a hauling company.
IllustrationDebrisDash is a marketplace. A hauler has to see your post and accept it, so we cannot promise a pickup date or time, or that anyone will respond.
How coverage works
Post a request anywhere. Haulers on DebrisDash nearby can see it.
DebrisDash does not launch city by city. It works wherever independent local haulers are using the app, and anyone can post a request anywhere. Whether a hauler responds, and how fast, depends on who is nearby, and availability grows as more local haulers join. We cannot promise a response in any specific area.
Hauling anywhere? Download DebrisDash to see requests posted near you and join the local network.
For haulers
Storm debris hauling jobs.
Private jobs, posted by homeowners
These are private pickups people pay for, separate from government debris contracts.
Work safely
Stay clear of downed lines and do not cut trees on structures unless that is your trade. Haul debris that is already on the ground.
Plan the dump
Storm debris piles up at landfills. The map shows dumps and receiver sites so you can plan where each load goes.
Questions
Useful answers,
without the runaround.
What does DebrisDash take?
Card processing (2.9% + 30¢) and a 15% DebrisDash fee come out of the posted price. A $100 pickup pays about $82.28 before your fuel and dump fees.
When do I get paid?
The payment is released to your Stripe account when the poster confirms, or 24 hours after you finish if there is no dispute. Stripe then pays your bank on its schedule.
Is there work near me?
DebrisDash does not launch city by city. It works wherever independent local haulers are using the app, and anyone can post a request anywhere. Whether a hauler responds, and how fast, depends on who is nearby, and availability grows as more local haulers join. We cannot promise a response in any specific area.
The app in your pocket
Cleanup,
in motion.
Post a pile, find work or list a receiver site. DebrisDash is on Android, iPhone and iPad.
